Emergency GREENFLEET II

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WELCOME Welcome to emergency GREENFLEET II You sounded the alarm and we listened. As a result, emergency GREENFLEET II will once again deliver the key information to the police, fire, ambulance and MoD sectors, as you embark on your electrification strategies. emergency GREENFLEET recognises that the issues the blue light sector face differ somewhat from the UK fleet sector and we have put together a programme that is designed to not only give you the very latest from UK government, but also highlight the products, services and solutions that are out there too.

With the support of our Partners – Office for Low Emission Vehicles, Crown Commercial Service, National Grid and SMMT, with additional guidance and experience coming from NAPFM, Kent & Essex Police, Yorkshire Ambulance and London Fire Brigade, you can engage, exchange ideas, discuss strategies, form alliances, and more.

So, sit back and make yourselves comfortable before you head into the breakout rooms to have your chance to steer the conversation on the issues that matter to you and make sure you keep it Social - Tweet and share on LinkedIn ‘til your fingers and thumbs ache!

When posting, please tag GREENFLEET UK and GREENFLEET Events on LinkedIn and @GreenFleetNews on Twitter and use the #Hashtags #emergencyGREENFLEET, #GF365

and #StayConnected.

Thank you for joining us. We hope you have an enjoyable and informative event.

‘Til next time...

Colin Boyton Events Manager - GF365 & GREENFLEET Events

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Delivered on our new platform, that now has an enhanced EXPO feature, there will be extra time for you to roam around freely, and discover more about the vehicles, products and solutions that are there to help you on your electrification journey.

To cement that, ensuring you can see what is possible, you will hear case studies delivered by innovative, forward-thinking blue light fleet managers.

We also realise it’s not simply about the vehicles and the charge points. What about ‘maintenance and upkeep’? Staff training? Whole life cost? Well, we have that covered too.

Colin Boyton Event Manager colin.boyton@psigroupltd.co.uk Rosario Surace Assistant Event Manager rosario.surace@psigroupltd.co.uk

Suzie Protheroe-Evans Event and Marketing Coordinator suzie.protheroe-evans@psigroupltd.co.uk Dan Kanolik Graphic Designer dan.kanolik@psigroupltd.co.uk

Sarah Cowell Events, Media Advisor sarah.cowell@psigroupltd.co.uk Lucy Maynard Prouction Controller lucy.maynard@psigroupltd.co.uk

Tel: 020 8532 0055 | 226 High Road, Loughton, Essex, IG10 1ET | www.events.greenfleet.net | www.psi-media.co.uk/events

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HOW-TO-GUIDE Xx How-to guide for our emergency GREENFLEET event This is a quick guide to make sure that you make the most of our GF365 events.

If you have not yet registered for the event, then please do so HERE: Once you have registered, for the event, you will receive a confirmation e-mail with your custom link which is what you need to gain access to the online event.

You can enter the online event up to 15 minutes before the scheduled start time and we advise that you do a system check before you enter, by clicking on the system check link, to make sure your participation is as smooth as possible.

To familiarise yourself with the live event room, and how to take part in the chat, Q&A and polls, you can view a video tutorial here.

If you have any problems or issues then please e-mail rosario.surace@psigroupltd.co.uk.

Please watch the video tutorial below.

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PROGRAMME The event has been put together in a format that requires a little bit of attention from YOU, if you would be so kind...

During the online events you can take part in the peer chat, ask questions via the Q&A tab and up-vote those asked by your peers, so we know which key questions you want answered. We will also be asking you to give us your opinion by taking part in the live polls, which will pop up over the course of the event.

There will be live Q&A sessions where our speakers will endeavour to answer as many of the key questions YOU ask, so please ask as many questions as you like.

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Let’s Discuss Jo Osborne - BlueLight Commercial Public Sector Purchasing Frameworks Tammy Carter / Joanne Kenny- Crown Commercial Service Polls (results in Breakout Room 1)

Session 2: Clean Vehicle Technology & Acquisition Making the right choice

Ambulance Case Study Alexis Percival - Yorkshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust Electric Commercial Vehicles Mike Haran - Maxus UK Hybrid for Business

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Session 1: Policy, Purchasing & Incentives - A new kind of PPI

The Road to Zero Strategy Natasha Robinson - Office for Low Emission Vehicles (OLEV) The Thin (Electric) Blue Line John Gorton - Kent & Essex Police and NAPFM

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Jon Hunt - Toyota GB plc The Blue Light Range Jeanette Griggs - Volvo Special Vehicles The Road to Zero & Fleet Finance Chris Chandler - Lex Autolease Polls (results in Breakout Room 2)

Session 3: Charging & Infrastructure Planning & Implementation

Powering the Emergency Services Dr Russell Fowler - National Grid Fire Brigade Takes Charge Nicole Fletcher - London Fire Brigade Workplace Charging

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Dr Chris Jardine - joju Charging Electrifying the Met Simon Swan Arcadis Consulting Polls (results in breakout room 3)

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Maintenance & Operational Costs Steve Imm - Gloucestershire Constabulary Maintaining an Electric Blue Fleet Stuart Somerville & Jack Carey -

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Babcock Emergency Services Technician Training Simon Lee – Euro Car Parts Polls (results in Breakout Room 4)

Breakout Sessions & EXPO

Room 1: Policy, Purchasing & Incentives Chair: Phil Killingley - Deputy Head, OLEV Expert Panel: John Gorton - NAPFM/Kent & Essex Police, Jo Osborne - BlueLight Commercial & Tammy Carter - CCS Room 2: Clean Vehicle Technology & What the Future has in Store Chair: Sukky Choongh - SMMT Expert Panel: Mike Haran - Maxus, James Mackintosh - Toyota GB, Jeanette Griggs - Volvo Special Vehicles and Chris Chandler & Mel Holmes - Lex Autolease Room 3: Charging & Infrastructure Chair: Dr Russell Fowler - National Grid Expert Panel: Nicole Fletcher - London Fire Brigade, Simon Swan - Arcadis Consulting & Dr Chris Jardine - joju Charging Room 4: Maintaining the Electric Fleet Chair: Alexis Percival - YAS Expert Panel: Steve Imm - Gloucestershire Constabulary, Stuart Somerville & Jack Carey - Babcock Engineering and Simon Lee – Euro Car Parts Room 5: The NAPFM Showcase Chair: Kate Armitage - GREENFLEET Ambassador Expert Panel: Joanna Neale, NAPFM, Roy McClarty, CODE 3 and Nic Richell, Safeguard SVG

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Summary and Thanks Kate Armitage

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EXPO opens for delegates to visit iBooths

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SPEAKERS Natasha Robinson, Joint Head, OLEV With job share partner Vicky Edmonds, Natasha heads the Government’s Office of Low Emission Vehicles (OLEV) - a cross-Whitehall team which is responsible for placing the UK at the forefront of development and deployment of zero emission vehicles. OLEV is also responsible for developing and delivering a package of measures to create an early flourishing market for zero emission vehicles, charting a longer-term path to mass market and ensuring that the UK makes the most of the economic opportunity this offers. Before OLEV Natasha had various roles within the Department for Transport. This included three years in finance with overall responsibility for planning the Department’s medium-and-long term budgets and three years as Principal Private Secretary for State for Transport.

John Gorton, Head of Transport, Kent & Essex Police Responsible for all fleet and transport-related matters for both Kent & Essex Police, John is a chartered fleet professional and qualified engineer with a track record of improving the safety, efficiency and effectiveness of front line emergency service operations. With many years’ experience leading fleet operations for the London Fire Brigade, Metropolitan Police and now Kent & Essex Police, John has become an expert in both light and commercial emergency vehicle operations. He has also won awards as a fleet industry specialist and provided professional consultancy support as part of an international EU mission to the Albania State Police and to other EU forces. Currently, as Vice-Chair of the National Association of Police Fleet Managers, he is engaged in the development of the National Police Vehicle Framework agreement for all UK police forces. From June 2020 he formally takes on the role as the Chair, leading the NAPFM into an exciting and challenging period of change for this unique sector of the industry.

Jo Osborne, Regional Commercial Director (Fleet and Aviation) Jo was the Director of Procurement for the forces of Yorkshire and Humber. She played a lead role in the establishment and implementation of the Regional Procurement Team there, transitioning and transforming four disparate transactional teams into one harmonised category management function. The Team was successful in attaining the CIPS Procurement Excellence Standard Award and scored as ‘Better’ against the Government Commercial Framework. She is also the Commercial Lead for the National Police Air Service (NPAS); established in 2012 to provide all police forces in England and Wales with air support.

Jo supported the organisation to set up all elements of its commercial framework on a national basis, developing a clear procurement strategy. And she leads the national fleet category, working in partnership with colleagues from the National Association of Police Fleet Managers (NAPFM). The associated £280m third-party spend incorporates all vehicles owned, leased, or hired by Police Fleet - including those services and goods needed to repair, maintain, modify, and keep vehicles safe, roadworthy and available for use.

Tammy Carter, Head of Fleet, Crown Commercial Service Charged with leading the fleet team within CCS, Tammy has worked in the public sector for more than five years. Prior to this she has over 20 years fleet experience in the private sector where she was responsible for the procurement and management of a fleet of circa 1,500 vehicles. Tammy’s portfolio also includes experience across the total fleet solutions including strategy and policy setting, risk management, procurement, contract management and key stakeholder engagement. Featuring at number 17 in the list of the most 100 influential people in Green Fleet, Tammy leads not only the CCS fleet team in the creation, execution and evolution of the fleet strategies, but also drives through commercial value and best practice across public sector fleets. Tammy is a Member of the Institute for Car Fleet Management (ICFM) and leads CCS’s membership of the Association of Car Fleet Operators (ACFO).

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SPEAKERS Joanne Kenny, Commercial Manager, Crown Commercial Service Jo Kenny has worked in the public sector for over 30 years with over 20 years’ experience in procurement and supplier management. She joined CCS in October 2017 after spending 30 years in the Department for Work and Pensions, where she delivered high profile projects and managed suppliers delivering key Governmental programmes. Jo has experience in developing and launching new commercial arrangements, managing suppliers to deliver performance improvements and increasing the levels of customer service they provide.

Alexis Percival, Yorkshire Environmental and Sustainability Manager, Yorkshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust Alexis Percival is the Environmental and Sustainability Manager for Yorkshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust.

She started as the first Sustainability Manager for an ambulance service in the country in 2009. Her role is a challenging one – trying to encourage staff to drive in a more efficient green manner as well as get to the job to save lives. She has been working to slash the carbon footprint of the ambulance service through innovative technologies in the estates and fleet as well as working with her procurement department to decrease emissions through buying choices. She is in charge of the carbon management and reduction programme implementing awareness schemes, rolling out a carbon champion scheme and installing innovative low carbon technologies across the estate. She has worked on developing low to zero emission ambulances with innovative low carbon fleet technologies. She is in charge of rolling out the EV charging infrastructure for the ambulance service fleet. She set up the setting up the GrEAN (Green Environmental Ambulance Network) in 2010. She has over 20 years of experience in the environmental field as an environmental consultant working on large national and international projects in the UK as well as Brazil, Germany, Mozambique and Australia. She took a career break and spent 3 years driving around the world in an ex-military ambulance.

Mike Haran, Fleet Account Manager, Maxus UK Mike has worked in the automotive business for the last 27 years, 26 of them in Ford Dealers. He worked briefly in aftersales followed by a long career in car and predominantly commercial vehicle sales. For the ten years prior to making the move over to LDV/Maxus Mike ran large fleet departments for the likes of Bristol Street Motors and Evans Halshaw. Wanting to stay at the cutting edge and recognizing that electric powered vehicles was the way forward Mike joined LDV/Maxus in late 2019.

Mike is responsible for key fleets for Maxus.

Jon Hunt, Manager, Alternative Fuels, Toyota (GB) plc Jon Hunt has worked in the automotive industry for 30 years, and is currently the Manager for Alternative Fuels at Toyota where he has worked for over 26 years in a variety of sales and marketing roles in the UK and Europe for both the Toyota and Lexus Brands. Since 2014 Jon has been responsible for the commercialisation of the Toyota hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicle (FCEV) programme in the UK and helped to shape the nascent infrastructure provision. He sold and delivered the first Mirai Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle outside Japan in September 2015 and in the UK he has delivered more than 150 of them.

Regularly involved in presenting, discussing policy, and the wider adoption of low emission technology Jon is the Chair of the Society of Motor Manufacturers Hydrogen Fuel Cell Task Force and in 2017, 2018 and 2019 Jon was recognised in the top 20 of the GreenFleet Top 100 most influential list.

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SPEAKERS Jeanette Griggs, Special Vehicles Manager, Volvo Jeanette Griggs is Special Vehicles Manager for Volvo Car UK and has a wealth of automotive experience. Following 11 years in various customer and retailer management roles for another vehicle manufacturer, she joined Volvo in 2012 as Corporate Sales Manager, and moved to Special Vehicles in 2019 whilst still retaining the responsibility for the management of wider public sector programmes.

Jeanette heads the Special Vehicles department for Volvo Cars, liaising with blue light and government customers, running their one stop shop programme, and working with the factory to develop new and innovative solutions for specialist vehicle roles.

Chris Chandler, Principle Consultant, Lex Autolease Chris has been a high profile Fleet Management Consultant for over 23 years working with organisations such as The Energy Saving Trust, Go Ultra Low, OLEV and the BVRLA. At Lex Autolease, Chris set up the plug-in vehicle proposition which has resulted in the Lex Autolease alternatively fuelled fleet size increasing to over 32,500 vehicles, and the introduction of a Hydrogen Fuel Cell vehicle. He works closely with customers developing their environmental strategies and has helped some fleets reach over 40% zero emission vehicle penetration. In 2017 these efforts were recognised by GreenFleet awarding Lex Autolease with Green Leasing Company of the Year.

Chris is very proud to have been in the prestigious GreenFleet 100 for the last four years.

Dr. Russell Fowler, Senior Project Manager, National Grid Russell is the Senior Project Manager looking at National Grid’s role in transport decarbonisation – from rapid charging of EVs to synthetic fuels for aviation. Prior to this he led the analysis for RIIO-2, National Grid ESO’s first price control after legal separation, helping the ESO to operate the system, carbon free by 2025. Before that, Russell lead the production of the Future Energy Scenarios (FES) document, the detailed electricity demand analysis that stood behind it and in 2012 was part of the Electricity Market Reform (EMR) project, producing analysis and reports for the first low carbon capacity and security of supply auctions. Throughout his career, Russell has held various analysis and finance roles at both RWE npower and EON and has a PhD in mathematics from the University of Birmingham.

Nicole Fletcher, Head of Sustainable Development, London Fire Brigade Leading on the delivery of sustainability and Responsible Procurement policy, strategy and implementation across the London Fire Brigade, Nicole has been working with her fleet colleagues to introduce low emission vehicles over a number of years, establishing an Ultra Low Emission Fleet programme and delivery of charging infrastructure that now covers more than 95% of the estate.

Dr. Chris Jardine, Technical Director Joju Solar Dr Christian Jardine is a founder member of Joju Solar and has been involved with solar PV since 2001 when he ran Oxford University’s research into solar energy and microgeneration. He is recognised as one of the UK’s foremost experts in the performance of solar PV and is the author of prize-winning papers on the subject, as well as leading publications such as “PV in the UK” and “Power from the People”. Chris says: “Within Joju Solar I am responsible for ensuring the products we use are of the highest available quality, that we are always at the forefront of our industry, and that all staff are trained to deliver excellent quality installations.”

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SPEAKERS Simon Swan, Director of Future Mobility, Arcadis Simon is Arcadis’ Director of Future Mobility with 20 years’ experience of delivering large scale projects and programmes across the globe. He created and has led our EV Infrastructure business for 6 years, building and leading teams to deliver our portfolio of innovative EV solutions for a wide range of UK and International clients.

Steve Imm, Head of Transport, Gloucestershire Constabulary Steve Imm is the Head of Transport Services at Gloucestershire Constabulary. He started his career in the public sector in 2010 joining as a Custody Detention Officer before climbing the ranks to become Contract Manager in 2015. In 2018 his career took a turn when he was recruited to the role of Head of Transport. He brings with him an innovative approach to fleet management and has been able to bring a fresh and new perspective as to how Gloucestershire manages its fleet of operational vehicles.

Dr. Stuart Somerville, Strategy Director, Babcock International Stuart Somerville is the Strategy Director at Babcock International Group with responsibility for a range of strategies and programmes. Stuart describes himself as pracademic with extensive academic work applied throughout his career to challenging real world settings. He has a PhD in behavioural science for his weight of work focused on high performance teams and organisations; he separately completed an MSc focused on team coaching. Stuart is currently supervising research on focused high performance in highly adaptive collaborative environments, human interfaces with technology and performance mind sets. He has led the work on fleet electrification and alternative fuels helping develop detailed strategies and behavioural modelling to support future work. Stuart is the owner of non-for-profit business that is focussed on the third sector seeking to create success in groups. During the COVID pandemic, this has provided high performance group coaching and podcasts to the NHS. Out with Stuart’s academic work, his experiences in the development of behavioural and culture change is extensive and varied; from writing influence plans in Afghanistan through to developing behavioural change agendas in FT100 businesses.

Jack Carey, Programme Manager, Babcock International Jack Carey has spent 6 years with Babcock International Group, covering various commercial and project management roles, across a number of industries. Jack’s current role is the Asset Replacement Manager for the 21 year Fleet Management Contract with London Fire Brigade (LFB). His team is responsible for replacing the fleet of Circa 450 vehicles and 40,000 items of operational equipment. The current strategic focus for Jack’s team is to support LFB with the transition to a zero emission fleet.

Simon Lee, Head of Training, Euro Car Parts Simon joined ECP in August 2017 after 8 years with Sky Tv. Simon is Head of Training and along with his team of trainers and partners, he has built a programme of courses at a network of locations all over the UK to help upskill technicians. These include bespoke courses for the emergency services. Simon’s previous role with Euro Car Parts was Head of Garage.

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BREAKOUT EXPERTS Sophie Adams, Head of Consumer Experience, OLEV Sophie has recently joined OLEV as the Head of Consumer Experience. In her new role she is driving a positive consumer experience for anyone using the public charging network, focusing on opening-up industry data and ensuring the network is reliable and easy to use. Prior to this she was the service owner for the data exchange in Ofgem and has worked in the energy and water sectors. She is passionate about tackling the climate change emergency and understanding how we can better protect consumers across all sectors.

Sukky Choongh, Environmental Manager – Air Quality and Ultra Low Emission Vehicles, Society of Motor Manufacturers & Traders Sukky Choongh graduated from Kings College London in 2010 with an MSc in Environmental Health.

She joined SMMT in July 2017 as Environmental Manager for Air Quality and Ultra Low Emission Vehicles. Working with government bodies and cities across the UK, Sukky supports their ambitions for the increased uptake of ultra-low emissions vehicles and air quality improvement strategies.

James Mackintosh, Public Sector Manager (Toyota & Lexus) - Toyota GB PLC James joined Toyota in November 2018, to oversee the north of the UK, handling their public sector fleet and business customers. With extensive experience in the fleet industry under his belt, through his time with Nissan GB and JCT600, his knowledge has become integral in communicating Toyota’s Self Charging Hybrid Technology to SME’S and Public sector organisations across the north and Scotland, and he has helped and supported these organisations to make the switch into new, cleaner technology.

Mel Holmes, Customer Relationship Manager, Lex Autolease Melanie has worked as a Public Sector Relationship Manager for over 25 years. Managing Central Government, Fire and Police, and all other Public Sector customers and she has worked in the Finance industry for over 40 years, so has a wealth of experience. Melanie offers expert advice and consultation on customer fleet requirements, as well as facilitating additional expert advice from support services.

This includes a variety of finance products (Contract Hire, Salary Sacrifice, Sale and Leaseback C/H,) and additional value creation products (Accident Management, ULR, Credit Hire, Fleet Management, Daily Rental, Duty of Care, to protect clients against Corporate Social Responsibility and Consultancy).

Kate Armitage, Host & GREENFLEET Ambassador Kate specialises in Electric Vehicles, Recharging Infrastructure and Energy Retailing and was the first recipient of the GREENFLEET EV Champion Award in 2014. She has been a strong advocate of the electrification of transport since 2010, heading up the EV Team at EDF Energy, and subsequently as Projects Director at Route Monkey. Kate is an Associate for Delta-ee, providing insight and consultancy support for their Electric Vehicles & Electricity Service. Kate has been involved in a range of groundbreaking projects including the design and technical specification of the recharging infrastructure.

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SOCIAL MEDIA Let’s talk emergency GREENFLEET! We’ve been active on our socials in the run up to emergency GREENFLEET, and now it’s your turn!

Connect with us: Twitter – @GreenFleetNews Instagram – @greenfleetevents Linkedin – GREENFLEET Events We would love for you to share your experiences throughout the day.

Be sure to tag us in all your posts and use the hashtags below:

#emergencyGREENFLEET #EmergencyElectrification #eGF2020 #GREENFLEET365 #GF365 #DriveTheSwitch #CleanerFleets #ElectricVehicles #EVs #DriveElectric #CleanAir

Make sure you share your experience with our other Partners and Sponsors too.

Partners: BlueLight Commercial @BlueLightComm Crown Commercial Service @gov_procurement National Grid @nationalgriduk NAPFM @napfmevent OLEV @OLEVgovuk SMMT @SMMT Sponsors: Arcadis @ArcadisUK Code 3 @ECCO_Safety Euro Car Parts @LKQEuroCarParts joju Charging @jojusolar Lex Autolease @lexautolease Maxus @Saicmaxus_uk Toyota @ToyotaUK Volvo Special Vehicles @VolvoCarUK Safeguard SVP @Safeguard_SVP

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PARTNERS Crown Commercial Service Crown Commercial Service are the biggest public procurement organisation in the UK and help other organisations across the whole of the public sector find the right commercial solution for over £12 billion of spend each year.

You can use our commercial solutions free of charge, and we’re committed to helping you achieve maximum value by leveraging our commercial expertise and national buying power, and offering specialist procurement advice.

The collective purchasing power of our public sector customers, combined with our procurement expertise, means we will help you get the best fleet deals in the interests of your stakeholders and taxpayers.

We provide you with access to a wide range of agreements that cover the whole vehicle life cycle: - buying or leasing standard vehicles via this portal(fleetportal. crowncommercial.gov.uk) - fleet management solutions - converting or modifying vehicles to meet your specialist requirements - solutions such as tyres, telematics, insurance and fuel cards to help you manage your fleet efficiently and keep it on the road.

Sustainability is important and we can help you access electric or ultra low emission vehicles and electric charging points, and reduce the use of employee vehicles for business purposes through vehicle hire and car share schemes.

www.gov.uk/government/organisations/crown-commercial-service

The Emergency Fleet Exhibition & NAPFM Conference The Emergency Fleet Exhibition focuses on transport and related fleet products for the Ambulance, Police and Fire & Rescue sectors.

The 2021 exhibition will showcase a comprehensive range of vehicles, equipment and services for the benefit of this specialised area of the public sector, it attracts a focused high-level audience from the other emergency services, local authorities and some Government departments.

Over 100 key suppliers will be showing vehicles, equipment and technology used by the Ambulance, Police and Fire & Rescue sectors, and rescue organisations.

These exhibitors will include major vehicle manufacturers of emergency

vehicles who will be displaying current and future vehicle technologies, making it the essential event for everyone involved with emergency fleet.

The main conference will feature emergency services vehicle specific topics. In addition there will be theatres within the main exhibition area featuring seminars specific to the emergency fleet industry.

REGISTRATION to attend the Emergency Fleet Exhibition as a visitor, or to attend the conference as a delegate is by approval only, the event is not open to the public.

For more information please email admin@napfmevent.org. uk or visit the website below.

www.napfmevent.org.uk

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PARTNERS National Grid National Grid may be a well‑known name, but there are often misconceptions as to what we actually do. We own the Electricity Transmission in England and Wales, as well as the Gas Transmission for the whole of Great Britain In more relatable terms, this means that we own the Motorways and Dual Carriageways of the energy system, where the local A and B roads are run by Regional Distribution Networks; hence we are critical to keeping the lights on and the gas flowing. National Grid does not buy, sell, or generate electricity, we simply transport it from where it’s made

to where it’s consumed. We obviously share the target of net zero by 2050, are confident about meeting this target.

In this vein of sustainability, we are aware that as the Transmission Owner, we have an essential role when it comes to the electric vehicle charging infrastructure in the UK. National Grid can cope with 100% EVs and having the right ‘future proof’ grid capacity at the right location ahead of need is key to success for charge point owners.

National Grid is the enabler of the low carbon transport future, and we see collaboration ensuring this ‘managed transition’ to clean transport.

www.nationalgrid.com

Office for Low Emission Vehicles (OLEV) The Office for Low Emission Vehicles (OLEV) is a team working across government to support the early market for ultra-low emission vehicles (ULEV).

We are providing over £900 million to position the UK at the global forefront of

ULEV development, manufacture and use.

This will contribute to economic growth and will help reduce greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution on our roads.

OLEV is part of the Department for Transport and the Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy.

www.gov.uk/government/organisations/office-for-low-emission-vehicles

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PARTNERS SMMT The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) is one of the largest and most influential trade associations in the UK. Its resources, reputation and unrivalled automotive data place it at the heart of the UK automotive industry.

SMMT is the voice of the UK motor industry, supporting and promoting its members’ interests, at home and

abroad, to government, stakeholders and the media.

SMMT represents more than 800 automotive companies in the UK, providing them with a forum to voice their views on issues affecting the sector, helping to guide strategies and build positive relationships with government and regulatory authorities.

www.smmt.co.uk

SPONSORS Arcadis Arcadis is one of the world’s leading providers of design and consultancy, driving innovation in the design, delivery and operation of built and natural assets – with our mission and passion being to improve quality of life. As a global organisation (28,000 staff operating in 70 countries), we have access to insights from our international clients and partners.

One key area of focus for us is supporting the development of strategy, design, implementation and optimisation

of mobility - core, new and future - for the benefit of the people that operate, use and are impacted by transport.

We provide innovative solutions including EV Charging Strategy, Design and Delivery services, EV Analytics to help identify how successful EV solutions are in the marketplace, Fleet Electrification to help organisations with the transition to Low Emission Vehicles, and Electric Vehicles Charging Solutions which is a full turnkey solution to supply, install, maintain and operate vehicle infrastructure.

www.arcadis.com/en/global

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SPONSORS Babcock Babcock is a leading provider of critical, complex engineering services which support national defence, save lives and protect communities.

Our Emergency Services business unit provides fleet and training services to UK Ambulance, Fire and Police sectors that enable our customers to focus on the delivery of their core frontline activity.

Through leveraging our broader engineering expertise, knowledge and understanding, Babcock delivers technical non-core services on behalf of our customers; in a way that is in sync with their operational demand, whilst taking their complex and critical working environment into account. We look to

enhance service provisions through removing the elements of administration, coordination and delivery of services whilst ensuring increased efficiency and reduced cost to our customers.

With many of our customer partnerships within the sector and widermarkets demanding the exploration of technologies such as alternatively fuelled fleets, Babcock is involved in a variety of projects that not only explore how this can be achieved in the future, but deliver outputs to make this a capability of the present. This work goes beyond vehicle technology and looks to deliver a wider capability, resource and transition solution to safely deliver the fleet of the future.

www.babcockinternational.com

Joju Charging In just three short years, Joju Charging has become one of the UK’s leading design, installation and maintenance companies for electric vehicle charging infrastructure. We install wide variety of EVCI hardware as well a number of back-office systems.

We specialise in the delivery of public sector chargepoint schemes.

Joju Charging is the sole supplier on the Hampshire-led Central Southern Regional EVCI Framework -a procurement route for public bodies from Devon to West Sussex and up to Oxfordshire, including emergency services. We are now engaged with over 40 institutions in the region, and have completed major programmes for: Surrey Police; Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust; Sussex Police; Southampton

City Council; Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council; Chichester District Council; Reading Borough Council; Southampton University; Southampton Solent University; Test Valley District Council; New Forest District Council.

We have developed a fully funded model for cash-strapped public sector bodies wanting to invest in EVCI. With our finance partners, we can provide a complete management package covering installation, operations, back‑office, renewable electricity supply, maintenance – all at zero upfront cost. We have built fully funded chargepoint programmes for Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Chichester Council, Test Valley Council, New Forest District Council, and Surrey County Council.

www.jojusolar.co.uk

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SPONSORS Lex Autolease With nearly 20 years of expertise in public sector leasing, we’ve made it our mission to meet the needs of our customers.

Our fleet of public sector vehicles includes cars, vans, ambulances and minibuses. We offer an expert fleet management consultancy to match the specific requirements and budget

of your business. Lex Autolease have been at the forefront of electric vehicle technology with our first mainstream plug in vehicles introduced to customer’s fleets early in 2011. We continue to build upon our sustainability strategy by providing customers with the vehicles and tools to assist their transition to ultra-low emitting vehicles.

www.lexautolease.co.uk

LKQ Euro Car Parts LKQ Euro Car Parts is the UK’s leading distributor of car and LCV parts, specialising in three key markets – trade, retail and collision. The business has expanded rapidly across the UK and Republic of Ireland in recent years, boasting 300 branches and stocking more than 160,000 different parts. LKQ Euro Car Parts also trades through Team P R Reilly, Arleigh Group and LKQ Coatings.

LKQ Euro Car Parts is part of LKQ Europe, a subsidiary of LKQ Corporation, which is the leading distributor of automotive aftermarket parts for cars, commercial vans and industrial vehicles in Europe.

LKQ Corporation currently employs more than 27,000 people in 22 European countries with a network of 1,100 branches and more than 5.2 billion in revenue in 2019.

www.eurocarparts.com

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SPONSORS Maxus (Harris Automotive Distributors) Maxus UK is a joint venture between SAIC (Shanghai Automotive etc) and Harris Distributors in Dublin.

SAIC Motor’s manufacturers both passenger and commercial vehicles across many brands including the wholly owned Maxus range.. In 2018, SAIC Motor achieved a sales volume of 7.05 million and accounted for 24.1% of the Chinese market, making itself the first Chinese auto company with annual sales over 7 million vehicles. With consolidated revenue of $136.39 billion, SAIC Motor took the 39th place on the 2019 Fortune Global 500 list. SAIC also have joint venture agreements with one of the worlds largest

vehicle battery manufacturers, CATL. Harris Group are the Dublin based distributor for Maxus UK, Ireland & right hand drive Europe a partnership which began in 2016 with the agreement for Harris Group to become the distributor for the re-introduced LDV range of large panel vans and chassis. Harris Group achieved success with large truck sales and distribution since their inception in 1961 with the likes of Hino Truck, Higer and latterly with Isuzu and LDV. The recent re-branding of LDV to MAXUS follows on from the success of the LDV reintroduction and in particular the sale of nearly1000 large electric panel vans, the EV80 model.

https://saicmaxus.co.uk

Toyota & Lexus Fleet Toyota and Lexus sales account for nearly 50% of the UK’s alternatively fuelled vehicles. Switching to a Toyota and Lexus self-charging hybrid fleet cuts CO2 emissions, uses less fuel, and reduces whole-life costs. It also ensures drivers can enjoy exceptional vehicle quality, safety and style alongside a smooth, quietly‑refined hybrid driving experience.

Toyota and Lexus received a record‑breaking number of awards in 2019. The bumper honours haul reflects the quality of our model ranges – both new and established. In the Which?

2019/20 Car Guide, twelve Toyota models achieved ‘Best Buy’ status following independent lab tests. The

current Yaris Hybrid, Prius+ and RAV4 Hybrid, plus used favourites such as the Auris and Prius Plug-in were all praised for reliability. Lexus, meanwhile was named Best Car Brand in the 2019 Which? Awards, in recognition of its industry-leading technology and the high quality of its vehicles.

It’s over 20 years since the first Prius hybrid was launched. Today, Toyota and Lexus have a model line-up that includes 20 hybrid models. Recent additions include the Corolla, which is built in Britain, the RAV4 and the Camry, plus the Lexus UX compact SUV and ES saloon.

2020 sees two more exciting arrivals with the All New RAV4 Plug-in Hybrid and the All New Toyota Yaris.

www.toyotalexusfleet.co.uk

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SPONSORS Volvo Volvo Cars was founded in 1927.

Today, it is one of the most wellknown and respected premium car brands in the world, with sales of 705,452 cars in 2019 in about 100 countries. Volvo Cars has been under the ownership of the Zhejiang Geely Holding since 2010.

Under its new company purpose, Volvo Cars aims to provide customers with the Freedom to Move in a personal, sustainable and safe way. This purpose is reflected in a number of business

ambitions: for example, by the middle of this decade it aims for half of its global sales to be fully electric cars and to establish five million direct consumer relationships. Volvo Cars is also committed to an ongoing reduction of its carbon footprint, with the ambition to be a climate-neutral company by 2040.

Volvo Car UK Special Vehicles department deals with Emergency Services and Government customers, and has a portfolio of specialist vehicles engineered for emergency response use.

https://www.volvocars.com/uk/buy/finance-sales/special-sales/emergency-services

Code 3 At Code 3, our mission is to protect people with world-leading innovative emergency systems. We design and manufacture products that enhance the safety of Police, Fire, and Emergency Services personnel. Our range of products include beacons, lightbars, minibars, directional LEDs, interior lighting, worklamps and camera systems.

We take a consultative approach to understand, develop and support your Emergency System requirements.

Utilising innovation and customer service excellence we design, test and manufacture Emergency Lighting of the highest quality, specification and durability.

Code 3 is a division of ECCO Safety Group (ESG).

www.code3esg.co.uk

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SPONSORS Safeguard SVP Safeguard SVP was established back in 1996 exclusively to meet the increasing sophisticated and complex requirements of the Blue Light Fleets, and general transport requirements of the Emergency Services.

Their ISO accredited “One Stop Shop” and OEM approved conversion facilities, managed by experienced and dedicated staff, deliver a complete package service from base vehicle requirement right through to the supply of a fully prepared “ready for use” vehicle. With their own in-house design, development, manufacturing and build teams, they can drive a project right through from conception to delivery, all from under one roof.

They pride themselves in their engineering background and have a forward thinking team who offer exceptional value to today’s fleet requirements. As the industry never sits still, neither do they, and these past couple of years have been no exception with the introduction of alternative fuel vehicles, and greatly improved vehicle technology. Safeguard SVP are always looking at the next step, whatever that may be, and ensure they keep themselves at the forefront of the industry. For more information on the range of products supplied by Safeguard SVP, give them a call, or drop on to the website to see a small selection of what they get up to. Contact them on Tel: 01787 220720 or sales@safeguard-svp.co.uk

www.safeguard-svp.co.uk

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THANK YOU Finally, we would like to say THANK YOU to our speakers, partners, sponsors and delegates who have contributed greatly to making emergency GREENFLEET a huge success.

We look forward to seeing you all at the next GREENFLEET event!

Please visit www.events.greenfleet.net/ to find out more.

Host & GREENFLEET Ambassador, Kate Armitage OLEV, Natasha Robinson and Sophie Adams Kent & Essex Police and NAPFM, John Gorton Blue Light Commercial, Jo Osborne Crown Commercial Service, Tammy Carter and Joanne Kenny SMMT, Sukky Choongh Yorkshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust, Alexis Percival Mike Haran, Maxus UK Toyota GB plc, James Mackintosh and Jon Hunt Volvo Special Vehicles, Jeanette Griggs Lex Autolease, Chris Chandler and Mel Holmes National Grid, Dr Russell Fowler London Fire Brigade, Nicole Fletcher joju Charging, Dr Chris Jardine Arcadis Consulting, Simon Swan Gloucestershire Constabulary, Steve Imm Babcock Emergency Service, Dr Stuart Somerville and Jack Carey Euro Car Parts, Simon Lee Code 3, Roy McClarty and Rebecca Green Safeguard SVP - Nic Richell and Shannon Spooner

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