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Welcome to the GREENFLEET Awards 2020 This afternoon, you join us in your ‘black tie best’ for a celebration of all that is clean and innovative in the UK fleet sector. This year’s Awards may be online but its purpose and significance remain the same; to acknowledge the outstanding work you have done.

In many ways, this GREENFLEET Awards promises to be the best yet. Why? The ability to link up, chat, take to social media and enter some competitions for a bit of fun is what will make the 2020 Awards a unique experience. Sponsored by The Algorithm People together with Maxus UK and others, we gather here online to do nothing other than await the announcements from our esteemed Awards Hosts, who include Roger Atkins, LinkedIn’s No 1 Voice for EV, and none other than UK comedy impressionist Luke Kempner. He recently presented Good Morning Britain’s very own ‘Marmite Man’, Piers Morgan, with his Spitting Image puppet and is now one of the key voices on the newly relaunched show. Luke’s light-hearted sparkle is a welcome addition to the perfect way to see out this truly unique year.

2019 honoured a stellar line-up of those responsible for pioneering efforts to reduce emissions from fleet vehicles. Some 20 categories punctuated the live glittering Awards night and winners included online food shopping sustainability champions, Milk & More taking home the GREENFLEET Award for Outstanding Achievement, remote defleet online tool designers Adesa UK scooping the IT Innovation Award and Toyota leaving the Gala night extravaganza with the Award for Fleet Car Manufacturer of the Year.

So, who will win these and many other GREENFLEET gongs this time around? We are not ready to reveal this just yet as we give you an opportunity to pour the bubbly, sit back, relax and above all else stay tuned!

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IT Innovation Award H The Algorithm People Developed by The Algorithm People, My Transport Planner is a unique, web-based pay-as-you-go vehicle planning tool, which is ideal for operations where vehicles visit multiple sites per shift. By optimising route planning and vehicle utilisation, My Transport Planner can cut total fleet mileage by up to 20 per cent, translating into savings on fuel costs and emissions.

WEGO Couriers has been using the My Transport Planner tool to improve the work it does for Pride Pharmacy, delivering vital goods during the coronavirus pandemic.

My Transport Planner’s algorithms have allowed WEGO Couriers to optimise routes and delivery schedules, improving productivity while reducing costs and total fleet mileage.

H Airmax Remote GREENFLEET magazine has been running for 21 years and successfully reaches thousands of fleet decision‑makers, keeping them up to date with the latest zero and ultra-low emission vehicles, government legislation, and effective ways to green fleet operations.

GREENFLEET.net has over 40,000 unique monthly viewers and carries the very latest industry news, features, road tests and case studies.

GREENFLEET runs a series of free events across the UK allowing delegates to test drive the latest zero, low and ultra-low emission vehicles, debate issues at roundtables, and learn from leading industry experts at seminars and conferences.

2019 saw GREENFLEET launch JUICE (Joined-Up Infrastructure Conference & Exhibition), a high level conference that featured leading industry speakers covering infrastructure, the grid, policy and vehicles.

As well as the magazine, website and events, GREENFLEET hosts webinars, conducts reader surveys and publishes white papers and thought leadership pieces on the environmental impact of transport and fleet operations.

For more information about GREENFLEET or to discuss hosting a GREENFLEET events in your region, please contact: Colin.Boyton@psigroupltd.co.uk 020 8532 5704 Twitter: @GreenFleetNews LinkedIn: GreenFleet News App: GreenFleetNews YouTube: GreenFleet Events

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Airmax has launched an asset management telematics solution, Airmax Connect for the contract hire and leasing sector. It combines a range of established telematics-based services developed over the past 20 years, with a host of sectorfocused features and functionality. This includes proactive servicing, maintenance, battery health for SMR and downtime management, complemented with FNOL (First Notification of Loss) incident detection to help contract hire and leasing organisations to reduce costs, streamline internal processes, and protect assets better. These services are now expanding to electric vehicles, which advances conventional telematics services.

Airmax has been focused on EV compatibility since the end of 2019 and recognises the importance of providing big data technologies to those fleets that are utilising electric vehicles within their fleet. The company is investing a significant proportion of its R&D capabilities into developing an EV telematics solution to provide tangible insight into EV performance.

HEV Café The EV Café was launched on the 26 March by Jonny Berry, EV fleet sales manager of Renault UK, soon after national lockdown started so that conversations around fleets transitioning to a greener future could continue.

The EV Café gets more than 2,500 unique visitors, of which approximately 40% are fleet operators, whilst the remaining is made up of EVSE, consultants, OEMS and leasing. It is a platform for anyone in the industry to share and learn impartial advice.

The EV Café has covered a wide range of topics such as: MaaS, EV adventurers, data, commercial vehicles, associated renewables, total cost of ownership, innovators and disrupters, public sector, and even a live session from notable locations. Education in all these subjects is paramount and to help achieve this. The EV Cafe welcomed industry leaders such as Roger Atkins, Graeme Cooper, Edmund King, and so on.

The EV Café brought 65 different senior representatives from a variety of companies, allowing time for the audience to ask questions of people they wouldn’t normally reach. This results in approximately 30 questions and 1,500 or more cross conversation points in one digital café session.

HLEVL Telematics LEVL has launched its end-to-end electric vehicle transformation programme, helping fleets transition without the risk.

LEVL works with some of the largest EV fleets in the UK including, Muller, Milk & More, Nissan, EON, Farmdrop, DROVER and many more fleets that are adopting an EV strategy. To enable a smooth transition, LEVL installs Geotab telematics devices to capture what is happening now, to measure fleet range, driver behaviour and all aspects of vehicle usage to ensure moving to electric is possible.

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HLEVL Telematics (continued) With the data collected, LEVL will analyse the fleet and provide a detailed overview of which vehicles are ready to transition to electric, including CO2 reductions, fuel savings and total cost of ownership. In parallel LEVL works with its partners to conduct an infrastructure survey, to ensure sites have sufficient power to charge the vehicles.

H UFO Drive UFODRIVE Mobility Solutions (MBS) is an end-to-end software used to launch, manage and scale an electric fleet. MBS addresses the key challenges for EV drivers as well as for fleet managers. The solution accelerates the shift to electric mobility.

Driving an EV is a seamless experience with UFODRIVE MBS, thanks to overcoming the number one problem to user adoption: in-journey charging.

Charging infrastructure is fragmented and operating with several payment systems making long EV trips a logistical nightmare. The driver’s app connects the driver, the car, and the charging infrastructure in one elegant solution with integrated navigation and payments. Imagine the Tesla built-in navigation with superchargers, but this time, with all the charging options and available in every EV! That is UFODRIVE. In addition, UFODRIVE developed a proprietary AI engine predicting the EV range. Indeed since 2018, UFODRIVE has collected EV driving data from over 8 million kilometres that has allowed it to build a very accurate range prediction model, outperforming OEM models.

HElectric Zoo Electric Zoo can analyse a fleet of vehicles to show what the benefits of going green are when you switch to electric cars.

Electric Zoo’s Smart Tech Box uses the latest technology and is placed into the glove box to gather data on the vehicle’s usage for 30 days. Once the smart box is returned to Electric Zoo in the supplied packaging, the company gathers all the relevant information and prepares an EV suitability study, highlighting cost savings and how much CO2 can be saved for the business. This helps businesses make the switch to electric confidently.

If the service does not demonstrate where savings can be made, the service is free.

HADESA UK This year ADESA UK launched ADESA IVI (Intelligent Vehicle Inspection), an all-new service, which helps address the environmental impact of defleeting.

In the physical auction world ADESA estimates vehicles typically amass 21 idle days between being de-fleeted and sold. During that time they prompt multiple vehicle movements all of which have an environmental impact.

ADESA IVI uses cutting-edge IT to significantly reduce the environmental impact of defleeted company cars for vendors and buyers.

ADESA IVI marks the first deployment of Artificial Intelligence in the UK remarketing sector. It is a powerful tool which empowers company car drivers to carry out their own vehicle inspection prior to end of contract. AI is employed to automatically assess any damage and produce a fully costed damage report based on the finance provider’s charge-out method and in accordance with the British Vehicle Rental and Leasing Association’s (BVRLA) fair wear and tear standards.

Once the inspection has been completed the vehicle is offered for sale on ADESA’s online platform. Dealers can then bid for the car online.

GREENFLEET magazine has been running for 21 years and successfully reaches thousands of fleet decision‑makers, keeping them up to date with the latest zero and ultra-low emission vehicles, government legislation, and effective ways to green fleet operations.

GREENFLEET.net has over 40,000 unique monthly viewers and carries the very latest industry news, features, road tests and case studies.

GREENFLEET runs a series of free events across the UK allowing delegates to test drive the latest zero, low and ultra-low emission vehicles, debate issues at roundtables, and learn from leading industry experts at seminars and conferences.

2019 saw GREENFLEET launch JUICE (Joined-Up Infrastructure Conference & Exhibition), a high level conference that featured leading industry speakers covering infrastructure, the grid, policy and vehicles.

As well as the magazine, website and events, GREENFLEET hosts webinars, conducts reader surveys and publishes white papers and thought leadership pieces on the environmental impact of transport and fleet operations.

For more information about GREENFLEET or to discuss hosting a GREENFLEET events in your region, please contact: Colin.Boyton@psigroupltd.co.uk 020 8532 5704 Twitter: @GreenFleetNews LinkedIn: GreenFleet News App: GreenFleetNews YouTube: GreenFleet Events

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Mobility Provider of the Year Award H Europcar Mobility Group During the first Covid-19 lockdown, Europcar Mobility Group launched the “Together” programme to support the mobility of workers in emergency service sectors.

This year also saw the Group forge a new partnership with NewMotion, which will give drivers of Europcar’s rental vehicles access to the NewMotion public roaming network, including 500 Shell Recharge charge points. NewMotion will also provide Europcar Mobility Group with a complete ecosystem of

charging solutions - from easy-to-use, smart charge points to access to the Business Hub platform that allows monitoring, management and control of the entire charging infrastructure.

Europcar Mobility Group has also announced that it is strengthening its partnership with Telefónica and Geotab to deploy its Connected Cars programme. Europcar Mobility Group already had 44,000 connected cars in 2019 and aims to connect all of its fleet by 2023, as part of its “Connect” roadmap.

H Co-Wheels Co-wheels provides low emission, hybrid and electric cars on a pay-as-you-go basis for organisations and communities across the UK. Trading as a social enterprise means a commitment to improve society and environment. Co-Wheels’ primary focus is to help its members to save money, reduce car ownership and create a cleaner environment by making lower impact transport options available to everyone. Because Co-wheels

is a Community Interest Company, it reinvests profit into its operations to expand and improve the service.

Co-wheels now delivers car clubs in over 60 locations across the UK, including its first all-hybrid car share club in Harrogate.

This club is Co-wheels’ only one without fixed parking bays, meaning the cars can be collected and parked all around Harrogate. Each car has its own designated zone, and comes with a pass allowing parking anywhere in this area.

HeVISION EVision Electric Vehicle Hire is an award-winning EV hire company with the head office in Kent and with regional offices in Devon, Durham and Yorkshire. It has an ever-growing fleet of over 300 vehicles including the Tesla Model S, Model X and the new Tesla Model 3, BMW i3s and Renault ZOEs. Also available to hire is the Audi e-tron, Kia e-Niro, Vauxhall Corsa-e, Peugeot

e-208, Porsche Taycan, Volkswagen ID.3 and the Jaguar I-Pace.

All of the hire vehicles come with 150 miles per day for rentals of less than three months. For rentals of three months or more, the mileage is 20,000 miles per annum / pro rata. The Tesla Model S, Model 3 & Model X even include free unlimited charging at Tesla superchargers.

HVolt-Age Volt-Age runs a fleet of the latest electric vehicles, from BMW, Tesla, Hyundai and Nissan, all available for rent on a self-drive basis. Based in Portsmouth, the company can deliver an electric hire car anywhere in the UK. The company also helps corporate clients who require a short term lease of a vehicle.

Volt-Age has also provided vehicles for many companies looking to add additional electric vehicles for various reasons,

such as an increase in business, as a replacement whilst vehicles are in for repair or service, and as trial vehicles before committing to a future purchase. This year the company launched an exfleet second hand electric car section on its website, so people can buy an electric vehicle once its time as a rental vehicle has come to an end. This year, Volt-Age received a Feefo Gold Trusted Service award based on the high ratings given by customers.

HEV Hire EVHire has succeeded in carving its own unique niche fleet offering of high performance electric and Luxury 4x4 vehicles to rent via its online booking platform.

EV Hire has seen the expansion and diversification of the brand from purely performance EVs to the addition of luxury a

4x4 division, which includes the hire of Mercedes G63s, Range Rover & Lamborghini URUS. EV Hire has also invested heavily its online booking platform to ensure the entire booking journey is effortless. EV Hire has become accredited by the British Vehicle Rental & Leasing Association (BVRLA).

HOnto Onto (formerly Evezy), is Europe’s largest electric vehicle subscription service. For one monthly fee, members get a car, insurance, maintenance, servicing and even public charging included. This is all without any upfront deposit and with only a one month commitment.

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of user experience - freeing people to have more but own less. Founded in 2017, Onto are committed to accelerating the adoption of electric vehicles, ultimately working to create a future with sustainable mobility.

This year saw Onto purchase 1,100 pure electric Renault Zoe cars - Renault’s biggest ever single order of ZOEs in the UK, 300 Peugeot e-208s, and 300 DS 3 CROSSBACK E-TENSE models.

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H Grosvenor Leasing Grosvenor Leasing’s 0Zone solution has rebranded and divided into three core areas, covering the environmental, financial and operational implications of moving towards a greener fleet. The company has also launched the Ultra-Low Emission Transition scheme to offer businesses short-term leases of hybrid vehicles so drivers can trial a hybrid car before choosing their next company car.

Grosvenor has helped Weetabix move its car policy to a new low emission choice list and helped Tata Steel electrify part of its fleet.

More broadly, across Grosvenor’s entire client base, 50% of new vehicle orders are now plug-in hybrids or fully electric company cars, and Grosvenor’s average for 2020 registrations is 92g/km compared to the UK average of 127.9g/km for 2019.

H Athlon Athlon’s commitment is to help move customers towards cleaner, greener and more efficient mobility platforms. Throughout 2020, Athlon has been an active voice in the field of eMobilty for fleet, particularly in Scotland where it has worked closely with the team at Transport for Scotland and the Northern Public Sector frameworks.

In 2020 Athlon is proud to have raised its overall electric fleet portfolio to over 15% (across EV, PHEV and MHEV), which is an increase of around 10% year on year.

This increase is due to a sustained focus on pushing its electrical agenda. Of all the new vehicles provided this year, almost half have been electric and Athlon’s pipeline for the rest of the year tells an even more encouraging story.

HLeasePlan As well as establishing an EV Salary Sacrifice proposition, over the past year, LeasePlan UK (LPUK) has recruited EV Champions, established an EV readiness working group and developed an EV readiness training programme.

EV experience days for LPUK employees have been delivered and an EV helpdesk is due to go live this quarter. A free online driver EV tool has also been established, which will help fleets determine the viability of going electric.

LPUK has also been involved in lobbying activity, including its new global ChargeUpNow initiative which calls on local and national policymakers to develop a universal, affordable and sustainable charging infrastructure.

What’s more, LPUK has more than tripled the number of pure EVs in its risk fleet, year-on-year – from 1,369 in September-2019 to 4,338 today.

HLex Autolease Lex Autolease was one of the first UK leasing companies to obtain ISO14001 environmental accreditation and has been a leader in ultra-low and zero emission vehicle leasing for a decade. Lex Autolease currently manages more than 340,000 vehicles, including more than 37,000 alternatively-fuelled vehicles.

During this difficult year, the company launched an interactive ‘Managing a Fleet in Challenging Times’ event series to help fleets of all sizes overcome the challenges presented by the pandemic, as well as progress their sustainability targets.

The company also handled the leasing agreement for Avant Homes, which has introduced a fleet of 30 Honda e electric vehicles for its regional sales teams to use.

HElectric Zoo Electric Zoo offers an all-in-one solution for electric cars, including leasing, charge points advice and instalment, salary sacrifice, and EV suitability studies.

Electric Zoo’s Smart Tech Box is placed into the glove box to gather data on the vehicle’s usage for 30 days. Once the smart box is returned to Electric Zoo, the company gathers all the relevant information and prepares an EV suitability study, highlighting cost savings and how much CO2 can be saved for the business. This helps businesses make the switch to electric confidently.

GREENFLEET magazine has been running for 21 years and successfully reaches thousands of fleet decision‑makers, keeping them up to date with the latest zero and ultra-low emission vehicles, government legislation, and effective ways to green fleet operations.

GREENFLEET.net has over 40,000 unique monthly viewers and carries the very latest industry news, features, road tests and case studies.

GREENFLEET runs a series of free events across the UK allowing delegates to test drive the latest zero, low and ultra-low emission vehicles, debate issues at roundtables, and learn from leading industry experts at seminars and conferences.

2019 saw GREENFLEET launch JUICE (Joined-Up Infrastructure Conference & Exhibition), a high level conference that featured leading industry speakers covering infrastructure, the grid, policy and vehicles.

As well as the magazine, website and events, GREENFLEET hosts webinars, conducts reader surveys and publishes white papers and thought leadership pieces on the environmental impact of transport and fleet operations.

For more information about GREENFLEET or to discuss hosting a GREENFLEET events in your region, please contact: Colin.Boyton@psigroupltd.co.uk 020 8532 5704 Twitter: @GreenFleetNews LinkedIn: GreenFleet News App: GreenFleetNews YouTube: GreenFleet Events

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Charging & Refuelling Infrastructure Provider H The Phoenix Works 2020 sees The Phoenix Works celebrate ten years of delivering renewable technology solutions, always evolving to embrace new technologies with the aim of simplifying its customers’ adoption of sustainable transport.

The Phoenix Works’ new pay-per-day electric vehicle charging service is just one of ways it is removing the barriers workplaces, businesses, and the public sector face when implementing EV charging infrastructure.

Its approach to EV charging is leading the market – everything from its hardware selection, uncompromising installation quality, ongoing customer service and simple, easy-to-use interfaces for drivers – it’s all done with the aim of setting the standard for the marketplace to follow.

GREENFLEET magazine has been running for 21 years and successfully reaches thousands of fleet decision‑makers, keeping them up to date with the latest zero and ultra-low emission vehicles, government legislation, and effective ways to green fleet operations.

GREENFLEET.net has over 40,000 unique monthly viewers and carries the very latest industry news, features, road tests and case studies.

GREENFLEET runs a series of free events across the UK allowing delegates to test drive the latest zero, low and ultra-low emission vehicles, debate issues at roundtables, and learn from leading industry experts at seminars and conferences.

2019 saw GREENFLEET launch JUICE (Joined-Up Infrastructure Conference & Exhibition), a high level conference that featured leading industry speakers covering infrastructure, the grid, policy and vehicles.

As well as the magazine, website and events, GREENFLEET hosts webinars, conducts reader surveys and publishes white papers and thought leadership pieces on the environmental impact of transport and fleet operations.

For more information about GREENFLEET or to discuss hosting a GREENFLEET events in your region, please contact: Colin.Boyton@psigroupltd.co.uk 020 8532 5704 Twitter: @GreenFleetNews LinkedIn: GreenFleet News App: GreenFleetNews YouTube: GreenFleet Events

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H Energise Energy Solutions Energise Energy’s engineers have so far installed in excess of 2,000 OLEV approved domestic chargers across the UK. This has been for a mixture of direct customers and manufacturers and as it is an independent installer, the company is able to specify the correct hardware to satisfy the customer’s requirements.

The commercial team has undertaken the installation of in excess of 50 public rapid chargers across West Yorkshire which have delivered 534,000kWH of electricity, which as sourced renewably will have saved 400 tonnes of CO2. In September Energise installed 13% of all rapid chargers in the UK that month. This has allowed Energise to become installation partners of some of the largest network operators.

HSRG Electrical SRG Electrical posted record sales in 2020 with a substantial amount of growth to the business during what has been an extremely challenging year.

The business continues to grow and recent partnerships with many boroughs and business reflect these trends. Currently SRG is deploying 12 new on street 50Kw BP Chargemaster ultra-chargers for Nottingham City Council and has just completed the delivery of the D2N2 programme in the peak district, Wolverhampton, and surrounding areas for the delivery again of 50kw rapid charging.

SRG Electrical remain a market leader in Rapid DC charging within the industry, installing over 100 alone in the last 12 months.

HElmtronics Elmtronics offers a complete end-to-end turnkey solution to customers needing EV infrastructure. It works with 35 different NHS trusts throughout the UK including Southern NHS, Northumbria NHS Trust, the Met Police, and the London Ambulance Service. It also work with local authorities, police forces and fire authorities, as well as many FTSE 100 companies, such as FedEx, Arrival, Milk & More, Nissan, Babcocks and the National Trust.

Since launching in October 2018, Hubsta now has over 3.5k members with over 217,000 charging logs initiated, making this one of the fastest growing EV Networks developed in the UK. Hubsta has a CO2 saving of 897k ton across the network so far.

HUbitricity Ubitricity is a company offering alternative, low-cost electric vehicle (EV) charge points that can be integrated into lamp posts and bollards. Ubitricity’s 1,800 publicaccess charge points each have a typical capacity of 5.5kW, giving the network a total capacity of 9.9MW. The network is made up of thousands of smaller capacity chargers which facilitate the integration and use of renewable power. As the chargers are smart, they respond to times of high and low demand on the grid, so that they can accommodate the fluctuations created by renewable energy.

Ubitricity has been involved in converting 24 lamposts to be electric vehicle charge points along 800m of Sutherland Avenue.

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H Connected Kerb The Connected Kerb innovation offers a unique approach to electric vehicle charging infrastructure, offering EV charging to those who are unable to charge at home.

It is the first of its kind, integrating both power and data at kerbside – though it offers much more than solely EV charging. The technology acts as a smart city platform – providing a wealth of capabilities, including Wi-Fi and 5G, and supporting IoT technologies, such as air quality monitoring and other environmental sensors.

The system is also wireless-charging enabled and vehicle-to-grid ready.

HSWARCO eVolt Earlier this year, SWARCO eVolt expanded its E.Connect EV charging network with the addition of 14 Rapid chargers in Kent. The rapid chargers will be provided for registered taxis and private hire vehicles to help encourage further uptake of electric vehicles. SWARCO eVolt has also installed 18 charging stations at a new Charging Hub for East Lothian Council. These chargers are in addition to the 45 charging units already installed across 28 sites across the county.

In July of this year, SWARCO eVolt was chosen to supply, install and maintain almost 180 charge points, which will join the ChargePlace Scotland network, for Project PACE. This represents an EV Strategic Partnership and a new collaboration approach between the Scottish Government and SP Energy Network.

In addition to this SWARCO eVolt have installed 30 Rapid Chargers as part of Highways England’s strategic road network.

HJoju 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 (EVCI). It works across the residential and business sectors, and specialises in the delivery of public sector chargepoint, with clients including Surrey Police, Southampton City Council, and Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, to name a few.

JoJu has developed a fully funded model for cash-strapped public sector bodies wanting to invest in electric vehicle charging infrastructure. With its finance partners Statkraft it can provide a complete management package covering installation, operations, back-office, renewable electricity supply, maintenance – all at zero upfront cost to the council. The funder makes their return by selling 100% renewable electricity to the drivers through the chargepoints.

HGRIDSERVE The UK’s first Electric Forecourt® near Braintree, Essex, will be the first of over 100 sites to be built by GRIDSERVE in the next five years, as part of a £1bn programme to help make EV driving ultra-convenient and stress-free.

The Electric Forecourt® has been financed by GRIDSERVE together with Hitachi Capital UK PLC and Innovate UK. 30 electric vehicles can be charged simultaneously with high power chargers that can deliver up to 350kW of charging power.

As well as housing a retail space, the Electric Forecourt® will also include an education centre to showcase electric vehicles.

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H Volta Trucks Volta Trucks has launched its new Volta Zero, a full-electric 16-tonne commercial vehicle designed specifically for inner-city parcel and freight distribution.

The Volta Zero will start trials with some of Europe’s largest parcel delivery and logistics companies in H1-2021. Orders have already been taken from companies wanting to secure the first customer-specification vehicles, which are due to be delivered when production starts in 2022.

The Volta Zero will use 160 - 200 kWh of battery power and the Lithium Iron Phosphate battery will be highly modular, enabling Volta Trucks to adapt the vehicle to an operator’s specific requirements. The truck offers an electric range of 95-125 miles.

London-based sustainable drinks brand Drinks Cubed has signed a multi-millionpound deal for the supply of a fleet of Volta Zero vehicles into their distribution operations between 2022 and 2023.

H Scania Scania offers a wide range of alternatively-fuelled vehicles, with trucks and buses that run on bioethanol, biodiesel, biomethane and HVO (Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil).

Scania has recently supported the development of the Renewable Fuels Guide from by the LowCVP and Cenex, which shows fleet operators how renewable fuels can cut greenhouse gas emissions in road transport, particularly when few low emission solutions are currently available.

Scania has also recently launched its first electric truck range, with both full electric and plug-in hybrid variants available.

HFuso The FUSO eCanter is a light electric truck and has a range of 62 miles with a full payload. The electric drive system carries a motor and six high-voltage lithium-ion battery packs. Its modular battery concept means it can be adapted to payload/ range requirements of customers.

Dublin’s postal service An Post is using two FUSO eCanters for zero emission deliveries, while gas supplier Calor has taken delivery of an electric FUSO eCanter to deliver its bottled butane and propane to customers in central London.

Wincanton also has a fleet of FUSO eCanters which form part of its last mile and urban delivery operation.

HVolvo Trucks Volvo Trucks’ has committed to a massive drive towards electrification and fossilfree transport. The truck-maker’s FL and FE all-electric vehicles have proven to drastically reduce noise and exhaust emissions in urban environments. DHL, for example, has begun operating the Volvo FL Electric 4x2 rigid for last mile deliveries into the West End shopping district.

Euro 6-compliant Volvo FH and FM LNG trucks meanwhile run on liquefied natural gas (LNG) or biogas, with 20 per cent less CO2 emissions.

Next year, Volvo Trucks will offer a complete heavy-duty range with electric drivelines starting in Europe in 2021.

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2019 saw GREENFLEET launch JUICE (Joined-Up Infrastructure Conference & Exhibition), a high level conference that featured leading industry speakers covering infrastructure, the grid, policy and vehicles.

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H Maxus UK During this challenging year, Maxus has managed a rebrand (from LDV) and launched two new vehicles – the DELIVER 9 and e DELIVER 3.

The e DELIVER 3 is the brand’s newest EV model to hit the market; its a newplatform small LCV which is only available as a fully-electric model. Billed as the little brother to the brand’s larger LDV EV80 van, the e DELIVER 3 can clock up to 198 miles (NEDC) on a single charge. MAXUS now offers vehicles of differing body styles, heights and powertrains for ultimate flexibility.

H Renault UK Recognising the need and demand for electrified LCVs, especially for last-mile deliveries, Renault has an electric van range that now spans a wide variety of offerings in terms of size, driving range, load space and carrying capacity.

Alongside the Kangoo Z.E. and Master Z.E., Renault has this year launched a van version of the ZOE, which has the same 245-mile WLTP range as the car.

Renault has announced the addition of the Business+ trim level to the Kangoo Z.E. electric van range, which has additional equipment for enhanced convenience.

HFord More than 300,000 Transit Custom vehicles have been sold in the UK since it was launched at the end of 2012, which has now won more than 25 awards.

Ford’s Transit Custom PHEV, which has a driving range of up to 35 miles (NEDC), will include geofencing technology to automatically switch it to electric mode whenever it enters predefined areas, such as congestion and low emission zones.

Ford has also introduced the new E-Transit van, which has an estimated driving range of up to 217 (WLTP), and the same cargo space as a rear-wheel drive diesel Transit.

The Transit Connect has also been enhanced, offering customers best-in-class fuel efficiency and introducing a 1.0-tonne payload for the first time.

HVolkswagen Commercial Vehicles Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles has launched its first fully electric van in the UK, the ABT eTransporter 6.1. The model offers an all-electric range of up to 82 miles with a cargo space of 6.7m3 and delivers a maximum power output of 110PS (83kW), with a 0-62mph time of just 17.4 seconds. The compact battery is fitted underneath the load area to avoid compromising the cargo area of 6.7m3 and payload of up to 1,001kg. The vehicle also comes with an electric van service plan, so that customers receive three services for the price of two.

Joju Charging is one of the UK’s leading design, installation and maintenance companies for electric vehicle charging infrastructure (EVCI). We work across the residential and business sectors and specialise in the delivery of public sector charge point schemes.

Joju Charging is currently engaged with over 80 councils, and has installed high profile charge point programmes including Ipswich City Council, Southampton City Council, Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council, Chichester District Council, Reading Borough Council, Test Valley District Council, Surrey and Sussex Police, and We are brand agnostic and can install any model of charge point, so our clients are not restricted to the product line of any individual manufacturer. We install fast chargers, rapid charges, as well as lamppost and street furniture options. All of our products are genuinely open protocol so they can be used by anyone and controlled on any back-office system.

We have also developed a fully financed chare point solution for cash-strapped public sector bodies wanting to invest in EVCI. The funder makes their return by selling 100% renewable electricity to the drivers through the charge points. The council does not have to spend a penny but can receive a share of profits from the charge point operation.

HCitroen Unveiled in May, the electric Citroën ë-Dispatch van offers all the same dimensions, load volume and payload of the combustion-engine versions of Dispatch.

The ë-Dispatch is available with a choice of two operating ranges: with the 50 kWh battery, the range is up to 148 miles on the WLTP cycle. The 75 kWh battery option, meanwhile has a range of up to 211 miles on the WLTP cycle.

Citroën has also introduced an LCV Swappage Scheme, encouraging drivers to replace their old pollution vehicles with £10,000 towards the cost a new Citroën van.

HVauxhall The Vauxhall Vivaro-e is available with two battery options, 50kW for 143-miles of range (WLTP) and 75kW for 205 miles. Supporting 100kW rapid charging, an 80% charge takes 30 and 45 minutes respectively. The zero-emissions Vivaro-e also comes with a payload of up to 1,226kg and can tow up to 1,000kg. This year has seen British Gas order 1,000 new all-electric Vivaro-e vans for its fleet.

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City Car Manufacturer of the Year Award H MINI Since its launch, more than 3,000 MINI Electric orders have been placed in the UK. The MINI Electric is the second electrified MINI in the model line-up, joining the MINI Countryman Plug-In Hybrid. These two models have proved popular in the UK and together account for 19 per cent of worldwide electrified MINI sales. A quarter of all UK MINI Countryman orders are for the plug-in hybrid version.

The MINI Electric hatchback has the performance of a Cooper S, with zero-tailpipe emissions, and a range of up to 144 miles (WLTP) on a single charge.

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Featuring the choice of diesel, petrol or all-electric powertrains, the new 208 and e-208 is an excellent contender for in the city car category.

The electric e-208 uses a 50kWh battery and 136hp electric motor to provide a 211 mile range (WLTP). It supports rapid charging of up to 100kW, reaching 80 per cent charge in as little as 30 minutes.

Peugeot has already provided electric e-208s to various customers, including 300 to electric vehicle subscription service provider Onto, a number of police and fire authorities, as well as green electricity provider Ecotricity.

HVolkswagen The ID.3 is the first model based on the modular electric drive matrix (MEB) from Volkswagen. Offered in a range of options, the ID.3 will initially have a choice of three battery sizes. Picking 45 kWh, 58 kWh, or 77 kWh will see ranges available of 205, 261, or 342 miles respectively. Ultra-rapid charging at 100 kW DC is possible, and further down the line, different motor options and configurations will become available. The ID.3 can be charged with both alternating current (AC) and direct current (DC) and has full fast charging capability. The top version charges with a power rating of up to 125 kW for a good 217 miles in just 30 minutes.

In the Euro NCAP (European New Car Assessment Programme) safety test, the ID.3 achieved the highest score possible.

HHonda The Honda e, which was launched earlier this year, is the first electric Honda vehicle to be sold in Europe. It has already won a number of awards, including Autocar’s ‘Britain’s Best Car’ Awards 2020 in the ‘Best Car Tech’ category, and it was recently named ‘City / Small Car of the Year’ in the News International Motor Awards 2020.

Honda can also demonstrate fleet success, with Avant Homes having introduced a fleet of 30 Honda e electric vehicles to its fleet for its regional sales teams to use.

HToyota The new hybrid Yaris and Corolla have proven to be hugely popular when up against their all-electric rivals, and have shot to the top of the small car choice list in many UK fleets.

The new generation Toyota Yaris was launched this year. Using a fourth generation hybrid system combined with a new 3-cylinder 1.5-litre petrol engine, the overall efficiency has increased by 22 per cent – but not at the cost of performance, as this is 16 per cent higher. Acceleration is improved and the EV capabilities have been transformed, with speeds of up to 80mph now attainable along with EV driving possible for much longer periods in traffic.

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H Ford The popular Ford Fiesta compact hatchback – the automaker’s best-selling model in Europe – is now available with an EcoBoost Hybrid powertrains, for fuel efficiency improvements of almost five per cent.

The 48-volt mild hybrid technology is introduced alongside sophisticated new driver assistance technologies including Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop & Go and Speed Sign Recognition, designed to deliver less stressful driving experiences on highways and around town.

Fiesta’s non-hybrid powertrains are also further enhanced with the latest generation 1.0‑litre EcoBoost petrol engine and a new seven-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission, for optimised fuel efficiency and CO2 emissions.

H Hyundai The new i10 is the latest generation of Hyundai’s city car. As well as a fully-new stylish design, it is 20mm wider and 20mm shorter compared to the previous model, giving it a wider, sportier stance. With a volume of 252 litres, the storage space is among the largest in the A-segment.

The new i20 offers a 1.0 turbocharged GDi engine combined with a 48v hybrid powertrain, delivering 100PS and 172Nm torque and CO2 emissions from 115g/km.

This turbocharged engine, standard across the i20 range, is matched with the latest 6 speed automated manual transmission as standard, with an optional 7 speed dual clutch version also available.

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The new generation Toyota Yaris launched this year using a fourth generation hybrid system combined with a new 3-cylinder 1.5-litre petrol engine. The overall efficiency has increased

by 22 per cent and performance is 16 per cent higher. Lexus meanwhile saw the launch of its first all-electric vehicle, the UX 300e.

Toyota’s plant at Derby produces Corolla and Corolla Touring Sports models, which are increasing in popularity among fleets.

Sales of Toyota’s UK produced hybrids have increased 23 per cent year on year, in a car market that is down over 35 per cent.

H Kia Kia Motors (UK) recorded 4,179 new car deliveries to customers in August, off the back of a very strong July – a new all-time August record for the brand.

Offering a range of electric, plug-in hybrid, self-charging hybrid and mild hybrid powertrains, Kia offers no fewer than 13 models covering each segment of the market. The Kia fleet offering includes a dedicated regional account manager to assist with fleets reviewing policies. There is also a Kia

Business Centre for day to day enquiries and the Kia demo centre to enable fleets to try vehicles before they buy. This is supported by a Business Specialist Dealer network and business champion dealers, ensuring the company car driver has business trained local contact if required. Kia Motors UK has increased its fleet market share this year to almost five per cent - despite the market being down.

H Hyundai The Hyundai Kona Electric boasts a range of 278 miles and was recently awarded a Which? Best Buy. The Kona has a big fleet following, with Police Scotland putting in an order for 180 Kona Electric 64kWh vehicles to help them with their aim to establish the first blue light, ultralow emission vehicle fleet in the UK.

Any customer not quite ready to buy into a full-electric vehicle can also choose the Kona Hybrid, which offers the benefits of electrification but with a 1.6-litre direct-injection petrol four-cylinder engine providing 77kW (105PS) and an electric motor, which delivers 32kW (43.5PS).

H Peugeot Peugeot’s electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles offer company car drivers and businesses substantial savings, thanks to significantly lower Benefit-in-Kind (BiK) rates and the possibility to claim back Capital Allowance.

Its battery electric range includes the electric e-208 with a 211 mile range (WLTP) and the e-2008 SUV, which has a range up to 206 miles (WLTP).

The new 508 has proved to be a hit with fleets, drawn to the range thanks to strong residual values and low CO2 emissions.

The range now includes the all-new 508 HYBRID and all-new 508 SW HYBRID with CO2 emissions as low as 31g/km.

Peugeot has delivered 611 vehicles to 38 different Police and Fire services across the UK and has also supplied car subscription service Onto with 300 e-208s.

HVolvo With a plug-in variant across its entire range now and sustainability at the core of what it does, Volvo has big fleet appeal. The newest addition to Volvo’s plug-in hybrid range is the XC40 Recharge Plug-in Hybrid, which has a 27 miles range electric power alone. Combining a 180hp petrol engine with an 82hp electric motor, it offers CO2 emissions from just 47g/km

and official fuel economy of up to 134.5mpg (WLTP).

Two new mild-hybrid petrol options have also been added to the range, in the form of the new XC40 B4 and B5. With first UK deliveries of the new XC40 Recharge Pure Electric P8 scheduled for early 2021, the XC40 offers customers a choice of electrified powertrains: full battery-electric, plug-in hybrid and mild-hybrid.

H BMW BMW is increasing customer choice when it comes to plug-in hybrid drives in the premium mid-range segment. The electrified BMW 3 Series line has been expanded to include the 330e Saloon, BMW 330e Touring, as well as all and rear-wheel drive options. The latest-generation BMW eDrive technology offers considerable efficiencies. The Saloon’s combined fuel consumption ranges from 176-201mpg with combined power

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consumption at 15.0-14.8kWh/100km and CO2 emissions of 3732g/km. The Touring returns a combined fuel consumption from 176mpg, combined power consumption from 15.7 kWh/100km and combined CO2 emissions from 39g/km. The BMW X3 is the first model available either with highly efficient petrol and diesel engines including 48-volt mild hybrid technology, with a plug-in hybrid drive system or all-electric drive system.

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PHEV Manufacturer of the Year Award H Kia The Kia PHEV range, which has won numerous awards, covers a variety of vehicle segments, from the Ceed PHEV Station Wagon to carry a larger load, to the lifestyle car of the XCeed PHEV. The Niro PHEV is also available, and due at the end of the year will be the all-new Sorento PHEV. Attracting a low BIK of just 10% (12% for Ceed SW PHEV),

Kia’s PHEV range is a great option for a company car driver.

The ULEV range offers between 30-40 miles of range on a charge and then a 1.6 efficient petrol engine to take you the rest of your journey. The driver can switch between electric and engine power to make use of engine motorway driving and about town on the battery.

H Peugeot Peugoet’s growing line-up of plug-in hybrid electric vehicles include the 3008 SUV HYBRID, 3008 SUV GT HYBRID4, all-new 508 HYBRID and 508 SW HYBRID, which attract lower BiK rates, and are eligible for Capital Allowance claims.

The Peugeot 3008 HYBRID4 achieves CO2 emissions from as low as 29g/km (WLTP), with an all-electric range of up to 40 miles. The all-new 508 HYBRID and 508 SW HYBRID will offer

drivers combined fuel efficiency of up to 235mpg and CO2 emissions as low as 31g/km (WLTP), with both the saloon and SW capable of up to 39 miles of fully-electric driving. The new four-wheel drive 3008 SUV GT HYBRID4 comes with a 220kW (300hp) plug-in drivetrain that’s capable of 0-62mph in just 5.9 seconds, and will achieve ultra-low emissions of 28g/km and up to 40 miles of fully-electric range under WLTP tests.

HMG The HS Plug-in is MG’s first ever plug-in hybrid. It uses the petrol model’s 1.5-litre turbocharged engine working in tandem with a 90kW electric motor to give an EV-only range of 32 miles with zero tailpipe emissions and 43g/km of CO2 combined.

Together the electric and petrol motors develop a combined power output of 258PS, giving the model a performance

advantage, too. It has the ability to accelerate swiftly from 0-60mph in 6.9 seconds. MG HS Plug-in also introduces an innovative new 10-speed transmission which works with both the petrol and electric motors to optimise power delivery and efficiency.

HBMW The BMW Plug-in Hybrid range takes the best of BMW’s combustion engines, using renowned EfficientDynamics, and marries it to modern battery technology and an electric motor.

The result is a BMW with two power sources, but more so, it’s a totally responsive drive, with zero emissions at the point of use.

BMW is introducing eDrive Zones service in its PHEVs running the latest BMW Operating System 7.0. This uses geo-fencing technology via GPS within the vehicle’s navigation system which allow the vehicles to switch to electric only power when in low emission zones.

HVolvo By 2025, Volvo plans for half of its new vehicle sales to be electric. The newest addition to Volvo’s plug-in hybrid range is the XC40 Recharge Plug-in Hybrid, which has a 27 miles range

electric power alone. Combining a 180hp petrol engine with an 82hp electric motor, it offers CO2 emissions from just 47g/km and official fuel economy of up to 134.5mpg (WLTP).

HSkoda The ŠKODA Superb iV is the car maker’s first model with plugin-hybrid drive. It has an electric range of up to 38 miles, with the electric motor and petrol engine giving it a total range of up to 577 miles.

The OCTAVIA iV and OCTAVIA RS iV both feature a highvoltage lithium-ion battery with a capacity of 37 Ah and 13 kWh. This enables an all-electric range of up to 37 miles (WLTP).

Overall, CO2 emissions amount to around 30 g/km.

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H Kia Since 2018, more than 10,000 e-Niros have been sold in Europe. Successfully combining two of the fastest growing trends – crossover styling with electrification, the e-Niro’s popularity in the UK has been so fast that Kia Motors (UK) managed to secure additional capacity to satisfy the order bank.

In 2019, there were just 212 e-Niro registrations. In 2020 YTD there have been 4,238 registrations, with 1,786 in the orderbank. Some large fleet names including Police Scotland, Scottish Ambulance and Scottish Water are running the e-Niro on fleet and have it as an active choice on their policy car lists. With attractive whole life cost figures, its no wonder the Kia EV range is both sustainable for your business and your pocket.

Offering a range of up to 282 miles on one charge, KMUK’s bestselling eco-electric car runs on a 64kwh battery and the ability to go from 0%-80% charge in just 54 minutes on a fast charger.

H Maxus Having rebranded from its original LDV moniker in April, MAXUS launched the newest EV in the brand’s stable, the e DELIVER3, which is the first van in the MAXUS portfolio that will not offer a diesel engine alternative.

The e DELIVER3 is a fully electric zero emissions vehicle with a range of up to 198 miles (NEDC) / 150 miles (combined WLTP) on a single charge (52.5kWh battery).

Maxus / LDV’s first electric van, the EV80 launched in 2016 and has proved immensely popular among delivery companies, chilled food distributors, city councils, retail multiples and sole traders who want to make the greener option part of their business ethos. Designed with zero emissions technology together with advanced electric power systems and boasting a 120-mile range on a single charge, the EV80 was predicted a game-changer among industry experts. This proved to be true.

H Honda Honda e spearheads the brand’s ‘Electric Vision’ strategy for the European region, representing an aim to see all of its mainstream models in Europe electrified by 2022.

The Honda e has already won a number of awards, including Autocar’s ‘Britain’s Best Car’ Awards 2020 in the ‘Best Car Tech’ category, and it was recently named ‘City / Small Car of the Year’ in the News International Motor Awards 2020.

The high-capacity 35.5 kWh battery provides a range of 137 miles (WLTP), with 80% of charge added in just 30 minutes of rapid charging. A unique thermal management system optimises battery range in high and low temperatures, allowing the car to maintain optimal range capability and enabling more frequent rapid DC charges.

Honda can also demonstrate fleet success, with Avant Homes having introduced a fleet of 30 Honda e electric vehicles to its fleet for its regional sales teams to use.

H Peugeot By 2023, Peugeot aims for all its models to have an electrified variant. The car maker is making good progress with e-208, e-2008 and E-Expert van.

Featuring a 50kWh battery and a 100kW (136hp) electric motor, the all-new Peugeot e-208 has a WLTP range of 217 miles from a single charge. The all-new e-2008 also features a 50kWh battery and 100kW (136hp) electric motor and comes with a WLTP range of 206 miles. Both models support up to 100kW rapid charging, with an 80% charge taking as little as 30 minutes, making them ideal for fleet and business users. (Continues on page 22)

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The new Peugeot e-Expert is capable of receiving 80% charge in just 30 minutes through 100kW rapid charging, making it viable for extended use. The Peugeot e-Expert is available with either a 50kWh or a 75kWh battery and features a 100kW (136hp) electric motor.

H Volkswagen Under its electric offensive, the Volkswagen brand is planning to offer electric vehicles in all of the main vehicle segments by 2022.

The ID.3 is the first model based on the modular electric drive matrix (MEB) from Volkswagen. Offered in a range of options, the ID.3 will initially have a choice of three battery sizes. Picking 45 kWh, 58 kWh, or 77 kWh will see ranges available of 205, 261,

or 342 miles respectively. Ultra-rapid charging at 100 kW DC is possible, and further down the line, different motor options and configurations will become available. The ID.3 can be charged with both alternating current (AC) and direct current (DC) and has full fast charging capability. The top version charges with a power rating of up to 125 kW for a good 217 miles in just 30 minutes.

H MINI Since its launch, more than 3,000 MINI Electric orders have been placed in the UK. The MINI Electric is the second electrified MINI in the model line-up, joining the MINI Countryman Plug-In Hybrid. These two models have proved popular in the UK and together account for

19 per cent of worldwide electrified MINI sales. A quarter of all UK MINI Countryman orders are for the plug-in hybrid version.

The MINI Electric hatchback has the performance of a Cooper S, with zero-tailpipe emissions, and a range of up to 144 miles (WLTP) on a single charge.

HMG MG has strengthened its position as the go-to brand for mainstream, affordable electric cars with the addition of the MG5 EV, which sits alongside the MG ZS EV. The MG5 EV is powered by a 115kW electric motor, giving acceleration of 0-60mph in just over eight seconds, with a

52.5kWh Lithium-Ion battery pack that can be charged from zero to 80% in just 50 minutes using a rapid charger. MG5 EV has a WLTP-approved combined range of 214 miles.

MG ZS EV is powered by a 44.5kWh, water-cooled lithium-ion battery, with a range of up to 163 miles (WLTP).

HJaguar Since its debut, the I-PACE has won more than 80 global awards, including 2019 World Car of the Year, World Car Design of the Year and World Green Car. In 2020 the Jaguar I-PACE gains a new fast, intuitive infotainment system and quicker charging capability. With two Jaguar-designed electric motors at each

axle, producing exceptional combined performance of 400PS and 696Nm, aluminium construction and a low centre of gravity, the I-PACE offers a balance of all-wheel drive performance, refinement, luxury and agility – together with a range of up to 292 miles (WLTP) from its 90kWh battery.

HVolvo Volvo Cars is making significant investments that allows for the in-house design and development of electric motors for the next generation of Volvo models, as the company continues to move towards becoming a fully electric car maker. The Volvo XC40 Recharge P8 is Volvo’s first ever fully electric car. It comes with a state-of-the-art, fully electric all-wheel drive powertrain that offers a

range of over 248 miles on a single charge under (WLTP) and output of 408hp.The battery charges to 80% of its capacity in 40 mins on a fast-charger system. The XC40 Recharge P8 is also the first Volvo model equipped with a new, scalable Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) sensor platform with software developed by Zenuity, the joint venture firm owned by Volvo Cars and Veoneer.

HTesla The Model 3 is the smallest and most affordable Tesla yet. With similar range and performance as its more expensive siblings, the model has revolutionised the electric car market. The entry-level 54kWh Model 3 Standard Range Plus can travel 254 miles (WLTP)

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EV Champions Each year, the GREENFLEET Awards recognises individuals working in the fleet, transport and automotive industries that have championed the cause of electric vehicle uptake. These individuals, many who were early-adopters, are passionate about EV technology, work to overcome any challenges, and share their experience, wisdom and passion with others. This in turn has has a positive effect on driving up EV adoption.

Now in its 4th year, the EV champions have no shortlist and are announced on the night. Last year’s winners were Alun Davies from ElectrAssure, Chris Beattie from WEGO Couriers, Sam Fraser from Coventry City Council; Charlie Jardine from EO Charging; and Craig Tonge from R-Z-O-C. In 2019, Sara Sloman who at the time worked for North Somerset Council scooped an EV Champion Award, as did Sathish Sethuraman from Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, Rasita Chudasama from Nottingham City Council, Dr Euan McTurk from Dukosi Batteries; and Loyd Davies from ElectrAssure.

Winners from 2017 were Norman Harding from London Borough of Hackney, Terry Pycroft from Leeds City Council; Alexis Percival from Yorkshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust; Dan Martin, from Elmtronics; and Gary McRae from Dundee City Council.

EV Champions from the award’s inaugural year, 2016, were Chris Ramsey from Plug in Adventures; Douglas Robertson from EVAS; Matthew Morgan from The Phoenix Works; Katie Colledge-Price from Microsoft; and Poppy Welch from Go Ultra Low.

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(small to medium) H Brecon Beacons National Park Authority The Park Authority added its first electric pool vehicles in 2016 and now 66% of this fleet is electric. By the end of 2020, it plans the removal of traditionally fuelled vehicles from the pool fleet entirely. The Park Authority has introduced two Outlander PHEV to reduce warden fleet emissions and replaced all diesel vehicles with Euro 6 compliant models.

In 2016, the Park Authority was awarded Go Ultra Low Company status for its continued commitment to electric mobility. The Park Authority’s electric pool fleet is expected to cover 72,000 miles of zero emission travel per year. This has reduced the fleet’s average CO2 from 122g/km in 2019 to 107g/km today. The Park Authority is also championing electric mobility through its education team using its electric Kangoo van which is powered by the Sun. This year the Park Authority introduced publicly-accessible charge points at its facilities, all powered with green energy.

HCity of Glasgow College Prior to 2020, the College fleet consisted of two large vans, one box van, one people carrier and one estate car. Total emissions per annum were circa 4.01 tCO2e. The fleet age ranged from 2008-14. Total annual mileage was circa 15,500. Service, maintenance, MOT and fuel costs equated to circa £4,900 per annum.

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H Gloucestershire Constabulary Gloucestershire Constabulary currently operates approximately 400 vehicles within its fleet. This is a mixture of marked and unmarked vehicles to meet the demands of a varied and constantly changing operational footprint.

Gloucestershire has recently moved to be the largest EV fleet by percentage in the UK. This journey started in 2016 with the introduction of the Nissan Leaf. Since then, it has assessed the requirements of each department through a full fleet review and in 2019 introduced a further number of EVs. The total figure is now 67 Nissan Leafs, nine Nissan eNV-200 vans and three Tesla Model 3s. This total of 81 electric vehicles accounts for 20% of the total fleet number. Gloucestershire Constabulary is proud to say that one in five of its vehicles is full electric. When you break this down further to cars that are marked or unmarked, EV makes up 47% of its unmarked fleet at present. This move to EV has been assessed to have saved approximately 283 tonnes of carbon per year.

H South Ayrshire Council South Ayrshire Council has been running electric vehicles since 2012 and there are 39 electrified vehicles on the fleet with seven more on order. The fleet includes a mix of full electric cars and vans and a number of plug-in hybrid cars. An example of the positive impact of electric vehicles is the Council’s mail van which delivers internal mail around Council buildings. In July 2017, the diesel van was replaced by an electric vehicle which led to a saving of £863.44 per year in running costs and a massive reduction in emissions. Through Transport Scotland, the Council has also procured environmentally friendly vehicles for Community Planning Partners including: University West Of Scotland; Ayrshire College; Police Scotland; NHS; South Ayrshire Community Transport; and Voluntary Action South Ayrshire (VASA).

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(small to medium) H First Mile London-based recycling company First Mile has been taking steps towards reducing the emissions of its collection process since 2017, when it launched its first zeroemission collection round in central London using cargo bike. This was followed by the purchase of its first electric vans later that year. Recently, the company has added a further five new electric vans to its fleet.

First Mile has had charging points installed at its west London depot, which are powered by renewable energy. First Mile also fuels its trucks on site at its facility, reducing the need for extra road miles to petrol stations.

Route technology, drive apps and telematics systems all contribute to First Mile’s low-environmental impact fleet.

The company usually operates a fleet of 78 vehicles, however during Covid-19, not all of these are in operation. It is currently operating 47 vehicles which includes eight electric delivery vans and one cargo bike. All of its other vehicles in that number are ULEZ compliant / Euro 6 trucks. Its fleet is also FORS silver.

H McCann Nottingham-based civil and electrical engineering firm McCann has made 53 per cent of its fleet of company cars either electric hybrid or fully electric over the previous 12 months. Six 7.2kw electric charging points have also been installed at McCann’s Nottingham head office at a cost of £50,000, with further investment in the next generation of 22kw charger units planned over the coming years.

The company has now been recognised for its efforts by achieving ‘Go Ultra Low’ status and set itself the target of using plug-in hybrid electric (PHEV) or all-electric vehicles by 2021, and then going all-electric across its fleet of company cars by the year 2025. All of the company’s HGVs and vans are fully compliant with the latest Euro 6 emission regulations.

HNicholls Transport Nicholls Transport strives to minimise the environmental impact of its operations through embracing the latest fuel-efficient vehicles and technologies, as well as efficient working practices.

The company has ten IVECO trucks powered by Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) as well as an on-site refuelling station set up in partnership with GasRec. Its LNG fuel station not only powers its own fleet, it receives regular visits from other UK and European hauliers to fill up with gas as they travel through Kent.

Nicolls also has 100 diesel IVECO Stralis Euro 6 vehicles and thanks to its annual replacement policy, the average age of its fleet is three years old.

The company also uses advanced routing technology, and practices moving consignments overnight or early in the morning whenever possible, to help its vehicles avoid congestion and reduce fuel consumption.

To achieve and demonstrate sound environmental practice the company now follows the ISO14001 standard.

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H Sunshine Automobiles Sunshine Automobiles’ fleet consists of 160 vehicles, 90 per cent of which are either hybrid or fully electric. These vehicles are used for both PCO and personal hire vehicles and range from the modestly sized Smart Fortwo up to executive models such as the Lexus IS300H. Sunshine Automobiles estimates its eco friendly fleet has saved nearly 2,000 tons of CO2 from being emitted in London alone. The company has also committed to planting 50 new trees for every car it buys, helping to offset emissions and progress towards its goal of being 100% cartoon neutral.

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(medium to large) H Aberdeen City Council Over the last two years, the fleet department at Aberdeen City Council (ACC) has replaced various pieces of plant equipment for grounds and environmental services, 215 vans, 20 refuse trucks and 12 other HGVs. This has resulted in a lower age profile of the fleet, with improved performance and reduced internal costs as a benefit.

The council continues to grow its electric and hydrogen fleet. As well as small vans and cars that are electric / hydrogen, the fleet department has introduced five dual fuel HGVs, two refuse collection vehicles and three large sweepers over the last two years, reducing CO2 Emissions by 19,870kg. Currently on order is the first Hydrogen fuel cell refuse collection vehicle in the UK, to arrive in February 2021.

H The Metropolitan Police Met Police vehicles travel over 52 million miles each year, and are integral to everything the Met does – from patrolling to the most complex operations.

The Met Police operates 600 ultra low emission vehicles (using alternative fuels) which, to date, have collectively travelled 16 million miles. 237 tonnes of CO2 have been saved by its electric vehicles, 120 tonnes saved by its hydrogen vehicles and 1,979 tonnes saved by its hybrid vehicles. These vehicles form part of the Fleet Services team’s plan called “Enabling the Drive to Zero Emissions”, which aims to see all general purpose cars become zero emission capable by 2025; all new cars and vans to be zero emission capable from 2025; all heavy load vehicles being fossil fuel free from 2030; and all new cars and vans to be zero emission from 2030.

The Met cannot compromise operational capability when introducing hybrid and electric vehicles, nor can it have a negative impact on officer mobility. To ensure the move to EVs does not restrict officers in performing their duties, the Met’s fleet services team has a clear plan to ensure the charging infrastructure is not only in place, but that every officer can locate a charging point with ease.

HSouthampton City Council Southampton City Council has recently added 24 electric vans to its existing electric fleet. The new vans replace existing diesel vehicles and will be used by a variety of essential services by its City Services department, including neighbourhood wardens and waste operations teams.

All of the council’s new and existing electric fleet are powered by 100 per cent renewable energy, and new charging units were installed at the City Depot site.

The vans have also been enhanced with the extras including heat pump technology. Acting like reversible air conditioning, it produces heat or cools down the vehicle cabin using minimal energy, preserving the battery, extending the range and reducing interruption to operations to accommodate charging needs.

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Plymouth City Council’s Climate Emergency Action Plan seeks to ensure that Plymouth is a carbon neutral city by 2030. The council has purchased six electric Nissan Leafs and 15 Nissan ENV200 vans, 11 of which will be operating on Plymouth highways maintenance and inspection in an around the city network.

The council has installed over 25 charging points in its own depots and is looking at installing further charging points in and around the city. ‘Mobility hubs’ are also being investigated, which would provide electric vehicle charge points, electric bikes, electric cargo bikes, car clubs, and information on local transport.

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(medium to large) H Sainsbury’s & Argos The Sainsbury’s Group fleet of Sainsbury’s Food and Argos stores operates a fleet of 1,623 tractors, 852 Rigids, 3401 Trailer and 102 shunters. The company’s target of reducing fuel/energy use by 34% by 2020 has been achieved and it is now working towards its target of net zero carbon by 2040.

Sainsbury’s have been investing is alternative fuel since 2009, and has operated 109 dual fuel gas/diesel trucks for over eight years. Today the company operates 32 LNG tractor units, five CNG tractor units, and has another 10 Volvo gas tractor units, entering service in January 2021. It also operates two electric vans and is investigating electric powered refrigeration systems.

H Ocado Group Ocado Group has grown its CNG tractor fleet to 60 units; this means that a third of its truck fleet is running on CNG, reducing NOx by 70 per cent. Using Biomethane means the company has reduced carbon emissions by 76% against the government’s base line fuel standard. In addition, Ocado Group has continued to grow its EV fleet of home delivery vehicles; the company has 17 electric vans with a further nine in build and another 30 on order. It is also starting to introduce electric driven fridges in its home delivery fleet in order to move away from diesel to keep the food cold.

HMitie In 17 months, Mitie’s fleet has grown to 790 EVs, achieving its target of a 20% transition of cars and small vans to electric by the end of 2020, three months early.

In one year, Mitie has added 714 EVs to its fleet, reduced its average CO2 g/km by 16.6 and saved £1 million. It is now using its experience and expertise to offer an EV transition service to clients.

Mitie’s Landscaping Urban City Service is included in its range of Plan Zero services, involving the new Mercedes e-Vito van, using solar panels to charge the electric equipment inside. Mitie has also signed up to the Climate Group’s initiative EV100.

Mitie has installed over 625 charge-points at offices and homes and is also supporting major UK EV infrastructure projects.

HNational Grid National Grid has a target for zero emissions by 2030 for the UK. Despite the Covid19 setbacks, that journey has begun in earnest.

One year on since the target was set, out of the 1,756 cars, the full EV fleet stands at 244. Of the 600 vehicles due for change in the last 12 months, 50% are full EV, 48% PHEV of some type and only 2% have been full ICE. Of the total 2,856 vehicles nearly a third have been converted to EV or PHEV this year.

The work hasn’t stopped there, the shuttle bus that collects staff from the train station is in the process of being replaced with an EV. Two hydrogen cars are due imminently with the hydrogen agenda being extensively explored.

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HJohn Lewis Partnership John Lewis Partnership’s fleet is very mixed, ranging from 600 heavy trucks, down to cars and light vans. Reducing its impact on the environment is a key policy, and is done by minimising the mileage by smart scheduling, maximising load fill and using the largest vehicles. It also maximises efficiency through driver coaching, using aerodynamics and weight reduction; and using low carbon and zero carbon fuels.

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The company’s strategy is to use a new type of zero carbon biomethane for long distance heavy trucks, or overhead catenary electric vehicles if this technology is both available and better in this timescale. This strategy is predicted to save 500,000 tonnes of CO2 by 2030.

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H Kevin Booker - Brecon Beacons National Park Authority Kevin has taken the Authority’s fleet from one electric BMW i3 and one PodPoint charger to achieving Go Ultra Low status, with a fleet of four electric Hyundai Konas, a Renault Zoe and a Renault Kangoo Crew Van. Staff use these vehicles for essential National Park work including education and communities teams who promote sustainability and decarbonisation as part of a wider education programme, aided by bespoke van graphics depicting its solar generation fuelling the van.

Kevin provides staff with EV training which is complimented by third party driver training with The Energy Saving Trust. EVs now work so well within the fleet that the Park Authority will be phasing out diesel/petrol entirely by early 2021.

Kevin has also championed the rollout of charging infrastructure across Mid-Wales, and managed the largest charger rollout in Mid-Wales consisting of 17 chargers.

H William Whyte - Aberdeen City Council William Whyte is fleet manager at Aberdeen City Council, and over the last two years, has replaced a number of plant equipment for grounds and environmental services, 215 vans, 20 refuse trucks and 12 other HGVs. This has resulted in a lower age profile of the fleet, with improved performance and reduced internal costs as a benefit.

William continues to help the council grow its electric and hydrogen fleet. As well as small vans and cars that are electric / hydrogen, the fleet department has introduced five dual fuel HGVs, two refuse collection vehicles and three large sweepers over the last two years, reducing CO2 Emissions by 19,870kg. Currently on order is the first Hydrogen fuel cell refuse collection vehicle in the UK.

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HJiggs Bharij - The Metropolitan Police Headed up by Jiggs Bharij, the Met’s Fleet Services team manages over 5,000 fleet assets travelling 52 million miles each year, which are used for a number of operational response and public protection duties. Keeping the Met on the move is complex; its vehicles have to undergo extensive testing and conversion to ensure they are suitable for the Met’s operational needs. The team also manages the maintenance, lifecycle and allocation of its vehicles to ensure they remain fit-forpurpose and readily available for officers on the frontline.

The Met Police has committed to operating a zero emission fleet significantly ahead of 2050, with the majority of the fleet due to be electric-capable by 2030.

This is in response to both strict government objectives and a rapidly changing vehicle industry. It needs to meet these targets, without compromising its operational capability while also supporting its officers and staff through the change.

Good progress has been made so far, and, to date, the Met has 600 ultra-low emission vehicles on the fleet, which have collectively travelled 16 million miles.

237 tonnes of CO2 have been saved by its electric vehicles, 120 tonnes saved by its hydrogen vehicles and 1979 tonnes saved by its hybrid vehicles.

HSteven Imm - Gloucestershire Constabulary Steven Imm heads up the transport services department at Gloucestershire Constabulary and has worked to make the fleet the largest fully-electric fleet in the country, by way of percentage. This started in 2016 with the introduction of the Nissan Leaf. Since then, it has assessed the requirements of each department through a full fleet review and in 2019 introduced a further number of EVs. The total figure is now 67 Nissan Leafs, nine Nissan eNV-200 vans and three Tesla Model 3s. This total of 81 electric vehicles accounts for 20% of the total fleet number.

Gloucestershire Constabulary is proud to say that one in five of its vehicles is full electric. When you break this down further to cars that are marked or unmarked EV makes up 47% of our unmarked fleet at present. This move to EVs has been assessed to have saved approximately 283 tonnes of carbon per year.

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H Gary King - Sainsbury’s & Argos Gary King is national fleet & compliance manager at the Sainsbury’s Group, managing the operations of a fleet of 1,623 tractors, 852 rigids, 3,401 trailers and 102 shunters. The company’s target of reducing fuel/energy use by 34% by 2020 has been achieved and it is now working towards its target of net zero Carbon by 2040.

The company’s total fuel savings are 8.5million litres since 2004/05.

Sainsbury’s have been investing is alternative fuel since 2009, and has operated 109 dual fuel Gas/Diesel trucks for over eight years. Today the company operates 32 LNG tractor units, five CNG tractor units, and has another 10 Volvo Gas tractor units, entering service in January 2021. It also operates two electric vans.

H Mervyn McIntyre - Hermes UK (Hermes Parcelnet Ltd) Mervyn McIntyre joined Hermes in 2019 and is responsible for the biggest CNG fleet in the UK. It currently consists of 90 CNG vehicles – approximately 40% of the core artic fleet – bringing in financial savings of c£15,000 per vehicle and carbon savings of c13,500tpa. Average km per year is 250,000, almost double the 130,000 forecast at the start of 2020. Mervyn also looks after 3.5-tonne vans (Hermes also has 32 electric vans) and company cars. Since he joined Hermes, the company now has 326 hybrid or electric vehicles available in every class of company car.

Hermes invests heavily in tech across the business and sustainability is no exception. Mervyn’s view is that it would be foolish to ignore any alternative fuels, and so is looking at synthetically manufactured biodiesels like HVO (hydrotreated vegetable oils), which can be mixed with conventional diesel to help reduce distance restrictions. Hermes is also working with providers to offer alternative-fuel vehicles to its courier network, and researching fuel cell vehicles and hydrogen power.

HGraham Thomas - Ocado Group Having introduced CNG trucks into the Ocado fleet in 2018 with an order of five, Graham went on to grow this to 29 in 2019, at the same time building a grid connected CNG station at its Hatfield CFC. In 2020 Graham doubled the CNG tractor fleet to 60 representing well over a third of the total truck fleet. With the switch to Biomethane in 2020, the fleet is now delivering a 76% reduction in carbon on top of a 70% reduction in NOx and a 99% reduction in particulate matter. Not content with looking only at the truck fleet, Graham is trialling Hulsteins Ecogen to power its diesel trailer refrigeration units with its CNG tractors, as well as exploring how the company might convert its diesel fridges to work on battery electric. Until this becomes achievable, Ocado Group is implementing HVO for its trailer fridge fleet to provide up to a 90% reduction in carbon emissions from its fridges.

HDave Wake - John Lewis Partnership Dave is responsible for specifying and purchasing new fleet at John Lewis Partnership. This year that was over 800 commercial vehicles of all sizes and types, at a cost of over £41m. This includes everything from refrigerated vans, tractors running on 100% biomethane, light trucks and refrigerated trailers of a complex three temperature and highly aerodynamic design. Despite the challenges of Covid, and many other technical challenges associated with introducing highly innovative vehicles, all these vehicles will be delivered in time for the critical Christmas peak.

This has required working very closely with suppliers, both supporting them and pushing hard to achieve the delivery schedules essential to achieving deliveries to customers at this critical time.

Over 600 vans for home delivery are of an innovative design that increases capacity from 105 to over 130 crates. In addition, Dave is leading on work to implement electric vehicles in over 250 sites.

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There is no software to install, integration to consider or complex set up process. Our approach provides all the benefits of optimisation, without the hassle of implementation…

We offer a pay as you go service; which can make the introduction of our algorithms self-funding from the outset, by the monthly investment in our technology, being less than the savings they generate.

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H The Phoenix Works The Phoenix Works’ EV charging service plan is a complete end-to-end charging solution that combines the installation of EV chargers on an open, subscription-free network, with ongoing support and maintenance. The service is packed with marketleading features, but two headline benefits are specifically designed to remove two of the market’s biggest problems: upfront costs and charger reliability.

The Phoenix Works’ solution not only removes upfront costs, by instead offering a charging service plan from just £1 a day, but it also allows organisations to set their own tariffs and retain all revenue generated. Its service also has a unique ‘100% Uptime Guarantee’; if a host experiences downtime as a result of the Phoenix Works’ systems, the company does not charge them.

H Octopus EV Powerloop is Octopus’ new Vehicle-to-Grid Innovation Project. It is one of the world’s first large-scale trials of domestic V2G (Vehicle-to-Grid), which is a new type of charging paving the way for a revolution in how we use energy.

Combining car, charger, app and energy tariff into a single bundle, Powerloop is designed to make the switch to an EV (electric vehicle) easier than ever. The V2G bundle includes a Nissan LEAF - the only fully battery-powered EV capable of V2G, a free WallboxTM V2G charger and the Powerloop app - to easily schedule and control your charging. It also includes 100% renewable energy - through Octopus Energy.

Powerloop will harness EV technology and let us use it’s full potential, delivering benefits not just for energy systems, but for customers.

HBevan Group Bevan Group is partnering with Nissan and Voltia to convert the base model of the Nissan e-NV200 in the UK and Ireland. The conversion dramatically increases the cargo carrying volume of the original vehicle, which is proving to be too small for most customers’ needs. The order bank is already very buoyant with a large amount of orders already being taken. Whole vehicle type approval is currently being carried out to raise the gross vehicle weight on the vehicle to increase payload and increase the possibilities of the vehicle and its overall market. In the UK, the conversion is being operated successfully in all environments, from its initial roll out in urban locations in London to now operating in rural Scotland.

HMina Mina’s solution allows EVs to be charged at employee’s homes or on the road, and for fleets to pay one single invoice for all the energy used - the equivalent to a fuel card for electric vehicles. Employees don’t pay a penny, so there are no expenses to claim – Mina credits their energy providers directly for the cost to charge.

Mina does this by integrating with their chargepoint, the driver’s energy supplier and the national grid. This data is then pulled into a user friendly dashboard which gives the fleet manager complete visibility over the charging activity of their fleet down to the carbon intensity of each charge for each 30 minute period. At the end of the month, they pay a single invoice for all their fleet charging costs. In August 2020 Mina announced that it had partnered with Mitie Group PLC to help power their electric fleet and allow them to easily pay for employees’ home charging.

HGRIDSERVE The UK’s first Electric Forecourt® near Braintree, Essex, is the first of over 100 sites to be built by GRIDSERVE in the next five years, as part of a £1bn programme to help make EV driving ultra-convenient and stress-free.

30 electric vehicles can be charged simultaneously with high power chargers that can deliver up to 350kW of charging power. As well as housing a retail space, the Electric Forecourt® will also include an education centre to showcase EVs.

GREENFLEET magazine has been running for 21 years and successfully reaches thousands of fleet decision‑makers, keeping them up to date with the latest zero and ultra-low emission vehicles, government legislation, and effective ways to green fleet operations.

GREENFLEET.net has over 40,000 unique monthly viewers and carries the very latest industry news, features, road tests and case studies.

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2019 saw GREENFLEET launch JUICE (Joined-Up Infrastructure Conference & Exhibition), a high level conference that featured leading industry speakers covering infrastructure, the grid, policy and vehicles.

As well as the magazine, website and events, GREENFLEET hosts webinars, conducts reader surveys and publishes white papers and thought leadership pieces on the environmental impact of transport and fleet operations.

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The Covid-19 pandemic turned everyone’s lives upside down in 2020. But the green transport agenda did not lose pace, as the GREENFLEET Awards has shown.

The government’s confirmation recently that new petrol and diesel vehicles will no longer be sold from 2030 will no doubt accelerate the green transport agenda. But there are individuals that have been flying the environmental-fleet flag for years and have been making excellent progress in reducing the environmental impact of their fleet operations.

Each year year, the GREENFLEET recognises and celebrates such individuals, with the presentation of the GREENFLEET Award for Outstanding Achievement. There is no shortlist, and the winner is announced on the night.

Last year’s winner was the fleet team at Milk and More, who adopted a full electric fleet comprising 500 vehicles, which was at the time, the largest EV fleet in the country.

This year’s recipient of the outstanding achievement award will no doubt be a worthy winner of during this turbulent year.

The Algorithm People specialise in ultra-low emission and electric vehicle optimisation utilising cutting edge algorithms proven to generate savings and efficiencies of up to 30%.

We help all business types and organisations become more efficient by increasing vehicle utilisation, reducing costs and cutting emissions.

We achieve this for our clients by introducing algorithms into the planning process and identifying where savings and efficiencies can be made.

We can also identify where electric and ultra-low emission vehicles can be introduced into a fleet or organisation and how to optimise these vehicles to achieve the maximum return on investment.

Our algorithms can be delivered as a service or for end users to access via an API or easy to use web-based dashboard, where jobs can be uploaded and resources optimised.

There is no software to install, integration to consider or complex set up process. Our approach provides all the benefits of optimisation, without the hassle of implementation…

We offer a pay as you go service; which can make the introduction of our algorithms self-funding from the outset, by the monthly investment in our technology, being less than the savings they generate.

We also provide a benchmark service where we demonstrate the levels of savings and efficiencies we can achieve for your business or organisation and where electric and ultra-low emission vehicles can be introduced.

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