“Key Considerations When Electrifying Your Fleet”
Joanna Hamblin, Senior Marketing Manager, Motiv Power Systems
Session Details: 11:30 – 12:00 pm CDT
Organized by the Smart Grid Observer, the online Transportation Electrification Virtual Forum convenes top thought leaders and innovators to examine how growing EV adoption rates will impact stakeholders across the spectrum, with emphasis on emerging technologies, opportunities and challenges. Business models and programs designed to ensure widespread EV adoption and optimization for all parties involved will be a particular focus of this Forum.
Visit us at booth #1327!
The Advanced Clean Transportation Expo is the largest advanced transportation technology and clean fleet event in North America.
“Planning for an Electric Future: Trends, Technology, Transit and a Small Mountain Town’s Implementation Journey”
Joanna Hamblin, Senior Marketing Manager, Motiv Power Systems
Session Details: Wednesday, September 8, 2021 at 4:00pm MDT
Join APA Colorado and Motiv in Keystone, CO for the 2021 Colorado Planning Conference. Planning for this annual event has just begun so check back often for updates.
“Battery Performance in Fleet Electrification”
Jim Castelaz, Founder & CTO, Motiv Power Systems – Presenter
Session Details: Tuesday, November 3, 2020 at 1:00 pm EST
This presentation will focus on battery performance for fleets utilizing Motiv-powered all-electric trucks and buses and will highlight field operations data from several diverse fleets. Real-world examples include vehicle performance reports on routes and missions from a variety of industry verticals, including delivery services and school transportation. Motiv will also present data centered around its approach of using highly reliable and cost-effective mass-market battery packs to power these vehicles.
“Available Commercial Electric Medium- and Heavy-Duty Vehicles”
Joanna Hamblin, Senior Marketing Manager, Motiv Power Systems, Panelist
Join the New York State Clean Cities Coalitions to discuss the latest in medium- and heavy- duty battery electric trucks and charging infrastructure.
“Lessons Learned from Commercial Fleet Electrification Deployments”
Panelists:
Matt O’Leary, Chairman & CEO, Motiv Power Systems
Eric McCann, Mid-East Fleet Manager, Bimbo Bakeries
Banny Allison, Director, Fleet Operations Support, Aramark
Serge Viola, Director, National Fleet Purolator
Apart from passenger cars, electrifying commercial vehicle fleets — from work vans and trucks to vocational medium-duty vehicles — come with unique and amplified issues surrounding infrastructure planning, navigating incentives, vehicle selection, payload, and route planning. In this panel seminar, pioneer fleet operators will share their unique challenges, problems solved, and lessons learned from actual electric commercial vehicle deployments.
“Planning for an Electric Future: Trends, Technology and Implementation”
Joanna Hamblin, Senior Marketing Manager, Motiv Power Systems, Panelist
This video-based course explores the planning, physical infrastructure, technical and stakeholder considerations for Electric Vehicle (EV) adoption and implementation. This course covers market trends, environmental benefits and the case for electrification of the lots, garages, and fleets. It is both educational and grounded in public and private case studies, including implementation of Colorado’s first battery-electric trolley replica vehicle in rural Colorado and electric shuttle implementation at Google’s campus in California. It defines how to create metrics for your specific needs (public or private sector) as well as outlines how to plan for the future.
“Zero Emission Truck Pilot Project Findings Webinar”
Mike Staran, Director of Corporate Accounts, Motiv Power Systems, Presenter
Join us to hear from CALSTART and Motiv Power Systems as they present their findings from the USPS Zero Emissions Delivery Truck Pilot Project Findings. The project aimed to evaluate the use of electric parcel delivery trucks within the United States Postal Service operations and reduce toxic air emissions in communities within the San Joaquin Valley.
