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WELCOME Welcome to GREENFLEET Glasgow It may have been virtual, but throughout 2020 you have joined us in the North West, Wales and the East of England for our GREENFLEET ROAD-2-ZERO Roadshow and today, to end the year on a much-needed high, we transport you to a city that is leading by example, when it comes to air quality and electrification; the beautiful city of Glasgow.

Okay – so yes, our plan was to stage the event LIVE, for a third successive year, but something got in the way. Oh yes, that little hiccup of the year, the COVID pandemic.

So rather than sink, we steadied the buffers and set to work repurposing ALL the GREENFLEET ROAD-2-ZERO Roadshow events to a COVID-safe online format, and the transition has been hugely successful.

So today, you have no need for social-distancing… No need for facemasks, gloves or sanitiser... And best of all, you can enjoy this event entirely from the safety and comfort of your ‘home office’ or even workplace.

So why are we heading to Glasgow? It is a region that has many success stories when it comes to air quality and electrification, but as we all know, success is not achieved without learning some valuable lessons along the way. If you are the Fleet or Transport Manager, we are sure that you agree. This is why, we bring you all the latest in policy and incentives from long-standing GREENFLEET partners, the government’s Office for Low Emission Vehicles and valuable, focused insight from Transport Scotland and the Energy Saving Trust.

The morning’s programme also features updates and future plans for how charging and infrastructure requirements can be met and Glasgow City Council places

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

the spotlight on excellent strategy plans to help you along the way. Not only that, city-based case studies highlight the highs and lows, dos and don’ts of achieving your LEZ goals.

Then we give you a little time to refuel your mugs of tea ahead of venturing into the breakout sessions. Quite simply, these are designated, topic-led Q&A sessions led by industry experts who will answer the questions you need answered. Pop into any, or all, of the breakout rooms at your leisure to cover the topics that matter to you.

And to ensure you are in safe hands throughout the entire morning, our GREENFLEET Ambassador and host, Kate Armitage, will expertly guide you on your way to getting the most for your business from this interactive event.

Quite simply, GREENFLEET Glasgow is where Transport, Energy and Digital come together, with you at its core.

Tweet and share your thoughts and comments throughout the event on LinkedIn and when posting, please tag GREENFLEET UK and GREENFLEET Events on LinkedIn and @GreenFleetNews on Twitter and use the #Hashtags #GFGlasgow #eMobility #CleanerFleets.

Thank you for joining us for GREENFLEET Glasgow brought to you by the team behind the GREENFLEET online event brand, GF365.

We hope you have an enjoyable and informative event.

‘Til next time...

Colin Boyton Events Manager

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

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SPEAKERS Xx 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.

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.

Chris Champion, Senior Delivery Lead (Fleets), Low Carbon Economy Directorate, Transport Scotland Chris has over 20 years’ experience in the automotive and transport sectors. He carried out award winning research in to electric vehicle disruption, as part of his Master’s degree in Business Administration, before joining Transport Scotland. Chris has led on several projects, most recently the Switched on Fleets initiative, which has seen the introduction of more than 2400 zero or ultra-low emission vehicles, and associated charging infrastructure, throughout Scotland’s public sector. An EV driver and a renewable energy user and advocate; Chris also enjoys keeping up to date with the latest technologies and supporting the transition to a low carbon, sustainable future.

Ellie Grebenik, Senior Programme Manager, Energy Saving Trust Ellie Grebenik joined EST in August 2017 and has managed the delivery of the Scottish Workplan covering programmes such as Business and Consumer Transport Advice, Fuel Efficient driver techniques, loans and grants for ULEVs and charging infrastructure, and Switched on @Work workshops. The 201819 workplan grew significantly to include the addition of active travel and e-bikes, wider engagement with specific industries such as vehicle dealerships and manufacturers and the property sector. Ellie is keen to talk to fleet managers and decision makers about practical ways to reduce their fleet costs and CO2 emissions.

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SPEAKERS Andy Mouat, Principal Officer – Carbon Management, Glasgow City Council Andy Mouat spent 5 years working in consultancy as a specialist before making the move into the public sector and joining the Glasgow City Council Carbon Management team in 2011. In 2013 Andy was promoted to the position of Principal Officer – Carbon Management, with the remit of running the Carbon Management Team and achieving the Council’s carbon reduction targets. Since being in post, Andy has led on a number of innovative initiatives to reduce carbon emissions in the council including, but not limited to, the introduction of LED lighting, ICT control systems, and electric vehicle infrastructure. Andy has also been instrumental in developing carbon management policy for the council estate and ensuring compliance with statutory requirements such as the Carbon Reduction Commitment. Furthermore, Andy has contributed to many city-wide projects, such as the Future City – Glasgow, and EU FP7 STEP-UP projects. Andy’s experience, knowledge and commitment are a key component of the city’s plans to reduce carbon and tackle climate change.

Fergal McCaulay, Head of Facilities Management, City of Glasgow College Fergal has spent 22 years in the FE education sector and is currently Head of Facilities Management at City of Glasgow College. Since opening its multi-award winning Riverside Campus in 2015 and more recently the pioneering City Campus in 2016, Glasgow College continues to grow and diversify across a wide range of industry sectors and the work Fergal has done to ‘green’ its fleet is significant to its success. He is Lead on all soft services including environmental sustainability and is founder and chair of the Environmental Sustainability Working Group. The College is currently redrafting the Sustainability Strategy, not only to align with the Scottish Government target of net-zero emissions by 2045, but also to focus on ways to improve rather than negatively impact the environment. Prior to 2020, the College fleet consisted of two large vans, one box van, one people carrier and one estate car, totalling emissions per annum of around 4.01 tCO2e. The College fleet is now 100% electric reducing carbon emissions by 4.01 tCO2e per year and strict usage and monitoring of vehicles, including those used for deliveries, is ongoing. Users are encouraged to use online virtual media for meetings, walking, cycling, and public transport before a car can be used or booked.

Andy Edwards, Regional Field Sales Manager, Quartix Andy Edwards has over 10 years’ experience in the telematics industry and has been Regional Field Sales Manager at Quartix for 8 years, supporting private and public sector organisations across Northern England and Scotland.

Andy’s wealth of knowledge and expertise enables him to assist fleet managers in meeting the challenges they face in an ever-changing environment whilst ensuring a high ROI is achieved from the use of telematics.

Kevin Teague, Project Officer of Electric Vehicle Infrastructure, Glasgow City Council Kevin Teague joined Glasgow City Council as an apprentice electrician at the age of 16. He worked within the street lighting department, repairing and maintaining street lighting before moving to the role of inspector. In 2019 he joined the Carbon Management team as a Project Officer of Electric Vehicle Infrastructure. Kevin has planned and overseen the beginning of work on 4 new hubs across Glasgow helping to grow the network of chargers available to EV users. Kevin’s hands on electrical experience and geographical knowledge of Glasgow has allowed him to jump head on into these projects, troubleshooting and closely liaising with contractors.

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SPEAKERS Stewart Ballantyne, Account Manager, LeasePlan Stewart joined LeasePlan UK in 2018 and has over 25 years of experience in Vehicle Leasing. During this time, he has worked in both New Business and Relationship Management roles across a diverse range of clients operating cars, vans and also specialist vehicle/HGV fleets within a varied range of industry sectors.

Stewart manages the North of England, Scotland and Northern Ireland territories for LeasePlan covering both Corporate and Public Sector opportunities within LeasePlan’s New Business Sales team.

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.

Lorraine Fellowes, Regional Business Sales Manager, Scotland & N.I., Kia Motors Lorraine Fellowes has had over 18 years experience in the automotive industry. She has experience in all routes to market, however her main focus has always been within fleet and corporate. She has been with Kia almost 9 years covering Scotland, Northern Ireland and Northern England. Lorraine’s passion is customer rapport, service and product value, which is what Kia stands for along with transparency, natural volume growth and the shift from a business system focussed on internal combustion engines toward one centred on electric vehicles. Working closely alongside the Kia dealer network to assist with the region logistics, some key core accounts include large fleets such as MIS (NI), Aberdeen Journals, Scottish Water, Police Scotland, Scottish Government, Scottish Fire & Rescue.

Dominic Gill, National Leasing and Residual Value Manager, Volvo Car UK Dominic has worked for Volvo for 20 years in a variety of different roles and is currently heading up Volvo Car UK’s Leasing and Residual Value team. He and his team are responsible for Volvo’s relationships with the FN50 and key Residual Value setters; ensuring that Volvo’s products are well positioned to optimise sales in the Fleet channel.

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SPEAKERS Ryan Robertson, EV Infrastructure Officer, East Lothian Council Ryan Robertson, EV Infrastructure Officer, has been in the forefront of developing and expanding the EV charging network across the county in recent years and East Lothian Council is now one of the leading Local Authorities when it comes to the number of accessible EV chargepoints. Over the past three years more than 80 chargepoints have been installed with at least one central hub with multiple chargepoints in the six main towns of Musselburgh, Tranent, Haddington, Dunbar, North Berwick and Prestonpans and in response from local residents who don’t have private driveways a number of residential hubs have been provided offering overnight charging. For people commuting by bus or train into Edinburgh, there are also 16 additional 7kW chargers where cars can be left all day. Ryan’s role within the council is continuing to develop and he is now also helping to develop integrated transport hubs which will support local bus services as well as electric bikes and pay-as-you-go car hire.

Jamie Green, Business Development Manager (Scotland), SWARCO eVolt Jamie Green (BENG Civil Engineering) is a Business Development Manager for SWARCO UK Ltd, specifically for the eVolt branch of the business. Jamie joined SWARCO from the transport consultancy firm, Systra Ltd, where he spent 2 of his 7 years on secondment with Transport Scotland in their Low Carbon Economy Directorate, and was Delivery Lead for electric vehicle charging infrastructure. Jamie is passionate about ultra-low emission vehicles and is committed to helping businesses make that shift away from petrol and diesel vehicles and to make the right decision in terms of investment in charging infrastructure.

Stephen Rennie, Sales Director - Scotland, Connected Kerb Stephen has worked in the electric vehicle industry in Scotland for the last 10 years. Initially this was spend with the Energy Saving Trust, setting up and managing grant schemes for domestic, workplace and local authority chargepoints. After a time managing the transport team in Scotland, Stephen moved to consulting and delivered projects on car club feasibility, biodiesel, CNG and EVs with Transport and Travel Research. After 4 successful years at Swarco, Stephen now leads up Connected Kerb’s work in Scotland – bringing experience of delivering Scotland’s biggest EV infrastructure projects across both the public and private sectors.

BREAKOUT EXPERTS Sophie Lyons, Head of EV Infrastructure Strategy, OLEV Sophie has recently joined the Office for Low Emission Vehicles (OLEV) as Head of EV Infrastructure Strategy. Before joining OLEV, she was a consultant at Element Energy, working across a wide range of energy decarbonisation topics, including transport, heat, and industry. She has developed electric vehicle strategies for several city and transport authorities at the forefront of transport decarbonisation.

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BREAKOUT EXPERTS Georgie Georgadis, Dealer Development Manager, Maxus UK An accomplished and top-performing Sales and Marketing Professional with 15 years particular knowledge of the CV passenger transportation and CV fleet and conversions engineering sectors. A record of achievement planning and implementing successful go-to-market strategies. Combines high levels of commercial acumen analysing new market opportunities with decisive management on solution-selling and exceeding expectations.

Fergus Worthy, General Manager - Scotland, CENEX Fergus Worthy has worked in sustainable mobility for 10 years in the third sector, public sector, and notfor-profit consultancy. Starting out in the industry at Energy Saving Trust in 2010, he worked as Technical Project Manager in the Transport Advice department, specialising in fleet advice and low emission taxis. Subsequently Fergus joined Transport for London, leading their freight environmental programme before moving onto a more strategic environmental role within TfL. Fergus joined Cenex in 2018 as lead consultant advising clients on low emission vehicle technologies and long-term air quality and climate change strategies and is now General Manager for Cenex in Scotland. Areas of expertise within sustainable mobility include fleet management best practice, alternatively fuelled vehicles and infrastructure, and the impacts of emerging mobility modes.

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.

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HOW-TO GUIDE How-to guide for our GF365 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.

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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 event you can take part in the peer chat and give us your opinions via live polls, which will pop-up over the course of the event. We ask that you save your questions for the breakout rooms where you can ask them to the experts via the Q&A tab.

TIMETABLE OF EVENTS GREENFLEET GLASGOW*

09:30 •

Event Opens – EXPO open

09:35 • Welcome – Kate Armitage

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The Road to Zero Strategy Natasha Robinson - Office for Low Emission Vehicles (OLEV) Decarbonising the Scottish Public Sector Fleet Chris Champion, Transport Scotland Kickstarting the Used-EV market for Business Ellie Grebenik, Energy Saving Trust Poll 1 (Results in Breakout 1)

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Session 2: Glasgow – Leading by Example

The Glasgow ULEV Strategy & Scotland’s First LEZ Andy Mouat, Glasgow City Council Supercharging Glasgow: ChargePlace Glasgow & The Hub Kevin Teague, Glasgow City Council Poll 2 – GCC (Results in Breakout 2) A Glasgow Case Study Fergal McCauley, City of Glasgow College Vehicle Tracking & Geo-Fencing an LEZ Andy Edwards, Quartix Poll 3 – Quartix (Results in Breakout 2)

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

Session 3: Driving the Switch to Electric Vehicles – Right Vehicle, Right Choice

Salary Sacrifice & Whole Life Cost Stewart Ballantyne, LeasePlan Poll 4 – LeasePlan (Results in Breakout 3) Electric Commercial Vehicles Mike Haran, Maxus UK Poll 5 Maxus (Results in Breakout 3) Leading the Way for More than 20 Years Jon Hunt, Toyota GB Poll 6 Toyota (Results in Breakout 3) The EV Range for Business Lorraine Fellowes, Kia UK

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Poll 7 Kia (Results in Breakout 3) eLuxury: No Compromise Volvo Car UK Poll 8 Volvo (Results in Breakout 3)

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Session 4: Charging Infrastructure – Planning & Implementation

Investing in Infrastructure is the Key to Electrification Uptake Ryan Robertson, East Lothian Council Choosing a Solution that Fits your Needs Jamie Green, SWARCO eVolt Poll 9 SWARCO (Results in Breakout 4) Meeting Your Charging Needs Through Innovation Stephen Rennie, Connected Kerb Poll 10 (Results in Breakout 4)

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Wrap-up, Breakout Sessions & EXPO Overview Host Kate Armitage

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Room 1: Policy, Purchasing & Incentives Chair: Sophie Adams, OLEV Expert Panel: Chris Champion, Transport Scotland & Fergus Worthy, CENEX, & Stewart Ballantyne, LeasePlan This session will reveal the results of Poll 1 and Discuss Room 2: Glasgow – Leading the Way for the Nation Chair: Andrew Mouat, Glasgow City Council Expert Panel: Fergal McCauley, City of Glasgow College & Andy Edwards, Quartix This session will reveal the results of Polls 2 & 3 and Discuss Room 3: Right Vehicle, Right Choice Chair: Sukky Choongh, SMMT Expert Panel: Georgie Georgadis, Maxus UK, James MacIntosh, Toyota GB, Lorraine Fellowes, Kia UK & Dominic Gill, Volvo Car UK This session will reveal the results of Polls 4, 5, 6, 7 & 8 and Discuss Room 4: Charging Infrastructure – Planning & Implementation Chair: Ryan Robertson, East Lothian Council Expert Panel: Kevin Teague, ChargePlace Glasgow, Jamie Green, Business Development Manager (Scotland), SWARCO eVolt & Stephen Rennie, Connected Kerb This session will reveal the results of Polls 9 & 10 and Discuss

13:25 •

Summary & Thanks Kate Armitage

13:30 •

EXPO re-opens for delegates to visit virtual stands on events.greenfleet.net

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SOCIAL MEDIA Let’s talk GREENFLEET Glasgow!

We’ve been active on our socials in the run up to GREENFLEET Glasgow, and now it’s your turn!

Connect with us: Twitter @GreenFleetNews Instagram @greenfleetevents Linkedin GREENFLEET UK and 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:

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

Partners: Chargeplace Glasgow - @ChargePlaceScot Energy Saving Trust - @EnergySvgTrust Glasgow City Council - @GlasgowCC OLEV - @OLEVgovuk Private Hire News - @PrivateHireNews SMMT - @SMMT Transport Scotland - @transcotland Sponsors: Connected Kerb - @ConnectedKerb Jorro - @JorroUK Kia - @KiaUK Leaseplan - @LeasePlanUK Maxus - @Saicmaxus_uk Quartix - @quartix SWARCO - @SWARCO_AG Toyota - @ToyotaUK Volvo - @VolvoCarUK

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PARTNERS Glasgow City Council On the back of significant progress made on the City’s electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure, the introduction of the Low Emission Zone and the ever expanding network of ‘Next bikes’, Glasgow City Council are pleased to be hosting the digital GREENFLEET event on Thursday.

With many vehicle manufacturers phasing out the production of petrol and diesel engine vehicles, the Scottish Government’s commitment to phase out said vehicles by 2032 and the increasing product choice, ever there has never been a better time to consider an EV for your next car.

Most of the major vehicle and charge point manufacturers will be on hand to introduce the latest vehicles, offer test drives and explain how EVs can benefit.

Glasgow City Council offers free electric vehicle charging at a network of plugged in places around the city, operating nearly 200 charging outlets throughout Glasgow.

We continue to improve and expand on this network and are in the process of transitioning the Council’s fleet to zero-emission alternatives. This is a great opportunity for commercial operators and members of the public alike to gain more understanding of electric vehicles (EVs), the associated charging infrastructure and available support, with a view to making your own transition plans.

www.glasgow.gov.uk

ChargePlace Glasgow In September 2017, as part of the Scottish Government’s Programme for Government, Nicola Sturgeon announced that all petrol and diesel vehicles would be phased out in Scotland by 2032.

Glasgow will become Scotland’s first Low Emission Zone (LEZ), further driving the demand for ultra-low emission vehicles (ULEV). This LEZ is now in place with the first phase applying to buses and will culminate in 2022 when all vehicles will be subject to the restrictions.

Glasgow is key to Scotland’s air quality improvement success, and because Glasgow City Council (GCC), the Scottish Government and its partners are committed to unlocking the Region’s

full economic potential and make it the low-carbon ‘growth engine’ for the area.

Glasgow City Council’s EV network facilitates in excess of 41,000 charges annually for over 2,500 distinct users. This is expected to rise 10-fold over the next five years. As demand on the network continues to rise, enforcement of spaces is critical for the user experience and crucial to maintaining user confidence specifically in the network and in EVs generally.

Glasgow City Council will be installing approximately 60 additional charge points throughout the city in 2019 and up to 70 in 2020.

To find your closest charge point visit the website below. https://chargeplacescotland.org

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PARTNERS 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

Transport Scotland Transport Scotland seeks to deliver a safe, efficient, cost-effective and sustainable transport system for the benefit of the people of Scotland, playing a key role in helping to achieve the Scottish Government’s Purpose of increasing sustainable economic growth with opportunities for all of Scotland to flourish.

The Low Carbon Economy directorate, based within Transport Scotland, drives forward our ambitious agenda of decarbonisation across the transport sector – and is responsible for delivering the bold ambition to phase out the need for new petrol and diesel cars and vans by 2032.

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PARTNERS Energy Saving Trust Energy Saving Trust helps organisations cut their transport costs and carbon emissions. Funded

by Transport Scotland, an agency of the Scottish Government, we provide free impartial advice and support.

We also administer grants and interest free loans to support more cost effective, low carbon transport.

Our free sustainable transport review service helps organisations in Scotland pinpoint ways to start to become more

efficient with their transport and travel arrangements. By becoming more efficient you are likely to save money and cut your carbon emissions too.

So far our sustainable transport coordinators have provided bespoke transport advice to 1,300 organisations in Scotland, and have identified average annual savings of over ÂŁ16,000 and 31 tonnes of carbon dioxide for those who received a sustainable transport review.

www.energysavingtrust.org.uk/scotland

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

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SPONSORS Cenex Cenex was established as the UK’s first Centre of Excellence for Low Carbon and Fuel Cell technologies in 2005.

Today, Cenex focuses on low emission transport & associated energy infrastructure and operates as an independent, not-for-profit research technology organisation (RTO) and consultancy, specialising in project delivery, innovation support and market development.

Our independence ensures impartial, trustworthy advice, and, as a not-forprofit, we are driven by the outcomes that are right for you, your industry and

your environment, not by the work which pays the most or favours one technology.

Finally, as trusted advisors with expert knowledge, we are the go-to source of guidance and support for public and private sector organisations along their transition to a zero-carbon future and will always provide you with the insights and solutions that reduce pollution, increase efficiency and lower costs.

Together, we can lower your emissions through innovation in transport and energy infrastructure.

View our website to see more of the work we do.

www.cenex.co.uk

Private Hire News Private Hire News is the magazine of the Licensed Private Hire Car Association (LPHCA), which is a Trade Association for Taxi and Private Hire Vehicle (PHV) Operators.

We produce four quarterly magazines each year, which are predominately sent to Taxi & PHV Operators, Drivers, Local Authorities, Industry Product Suppliers and many more.

The LPHCA have just shy of 300 Members, who have a combined fleet size of over 25,000 drivers across the UK, from as far north as Glasgow, to as far south as Portsmouth.

The LPHCA have been working alongside the GREENFLEET team, supporting and

attending their ‘Road-2-Zero’ events for many years now, and Private Hire News has been indirectly supporting that with write-ups and articles about ‘going green’ in our magazine.

The Private Hire News team are delighted to Partner with GREENFLEET to help improve engagement with our sector and we thank the GREENFLEET team for giving the PHV and Taxi trade a seat at the table.

For more information on Private Hire News magazine you can check out our website at privatehirenews. co.uk. Alternatively if you would like to contact us please either email ContactUs@privatehirenews.co.uk or give us a call on 01442 833483.

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SPONSORS Connected Kerb Connected Kerb offer a unique approach to electric vehicle charging infrastructure - one that champions sustainability and connectivity.

We have designed a future-proof, sustainable smart cities infrastructure platform; it is the first of its kind, combining power and data at kerbside to enable charging and connectivity for electric and autonomous vehicles whilst supporting the application of advanced IoT technologies.

The system is split between a subterranean Node Box that houses the

intelligent componentry, and the aboveground charge points, which are made from >80% recycled vehicle tyres and fit to existing street furniture. The charge points act as Wi-Fi / 5G access points, enabling air quality, traffic and other IoT sensors. The system can support wireless charging and has won a number of global awards for its focus on innovation and sustainability.

Our focus is offering EV charging to those (some 45% in UK) who are unable to charge at home. We believe everyone should have access to EVs, and this inclusivity is crucial to realising a better, greener future for all people.

www.connectedkerb.com

Kia Motors (UK) Kia Motors (UK) Limited is pleased to support Greenfleet in the strive for cleaner air quality through utilising ULEV vehicles in your fleet. This online event offers you the opportunity to make model comparisons between manufacturers and we believe that our products compare favourably, both on paper, on the road and with your drivers.

Kia UK is ahead of the market in terms of Alternative Fuel Vehicle sales, with 10% of total 2019 registrations featuring a Hybrid, Plug-in Hybrid or Fully Electric powertrain.

Kia’s eco-range includes the All-New Soul EV, capable of 280 miles on a single charge, and the Niro family, consisting of the Niro Self-Charging Hybrid, Niro Plug-in Hybrid and the e-Niro. The New e-Niro is one of Kia’s main feature-focussed all-electric models, and with a class leading 282-mile range, it has won 15 awards since its UK launch.

The New e-Niro was Best Zero Emission Car at the 2020 Fleet News Awards and won the What Car? Car of the Year in 2019.

In addition to this, other ULEV vehicles in

the current line-up are the All-New XCeed PHEV and the Ceed Sportswagon PHEV. At the start of 2020, Kia Motors announced ‘Plan S’, a new mid- to long-term strategy aimed at progressively establishing a leadership position in the future automotive industry, encompassing electrification and mobility services, as well as connectivity and autonomy. This strategy aims to bring 11 additional EVs to market by 2025 globally across a range of vehicle segments, including the 2021 arrival of a dedicated EV crossover with a range of over 300 miles.

Please watch our presentation as Lorraine Fellowes, Regional Business Sales Manager, Scotland and NI takes you through our current ULEV line-up.

We will be happy to answer any questions you may have.

The Kia Business Centre contact details to arrange a meeting with Kevin or for a demo request are: Tel: 01932 283 945 E: enquiries@kiabusinesscentre.co.uk www.kia.com/uk

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SPONSORS LeasePlan LeasePlan has more than 1.9 million vehicles under management in over 30 countries. With over 50 years’ experience, LeasePlan’s mission is to provide what’s next in sustainable mobility so our customers can focus on what’s next for them.

We believe passionately in sustainability, which is why we have the target of reaching net zero emissions by 2030 – and for our internal fleet to be fully electric by 2021.

To achieve this goal, we run live events, host webinars and produce white papers that show how zero emission vehicles (ZEVs) are a viable proposition. These are supported by a dedicated consultancy service that provides information and insights, plus a fully scalable pilot programme that allows companies to test the effectiveness of going electric.

We also work closely with vehicle manufacturers and infrastructure providers to improve value for money – and ZEVs have now reached the point where they are cost-competitive with the most common diesel and petrol engines in fleets.

Finally, we take a broader view and support the industry as a whole. We are a founding partner of the EV100 initiative and a member of the World Business Council for Sustainable Development.

Thanks to this work, we were named GreenFleet Leasing Company of the Year in 2018 and 2019 and we’ve received a Silver Sustainability Rating from EcoVadis.

Take a look at the website below for more information on fleet sustainability, alternative speak to a member of our knowledgeable team on 01753 802448 or email newbusiness@leaseplan.co.uk

https://insights.leaseplan.co.uk

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

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SPONSORS Quartix The Quartix vehicle tracking system is installed in over 600,000 vehicles and helps more than 17,500 businesses cut costs and improve productivity. Quartix provides commercial fleet tracking for cars, coaches, trucks and vans throughout the UK, the US and Europe.

The award-winning GPS vehicle tracking system offers a host of valuable tools for fleet managers, including driver timesheets, driver behaviour analysis and geofencing alerts. Complete with a driving style league table to help identify the best drivers in a group, the unique Safe Speed feature also compares each driver’s speed with that of other road users on the same stretch of road.

Managers can use this information to help

their drivers maintain a good driving style, appropriate for the roads they are travelling, while adhering to the legal speed limits.

The Quartix tracking reports and dashboards help businesses to: • Coach drivers on safer and more economical driving styles • Make sense of business mileage and timesheets • Stay compliant with regulations • Drive down unnecessary costs and overheads, such as fuel spend and unauthorised vehicle use To find out more about Quartix, get in touch to arrange a short demo with one of the team on 01686 806 663 or enquiries@quartix.net

www.quartix.com/en-gb

SWARCO eVolt At SWARCO we’re on a mission.

We’re committed to helping the public and private sectors navigate the way to a zero emissions future.

And we’ve been leading by example.

We were one of the first to install an EV charging point in the UK more than a decade ago and are now one of the most familiar names in the highways industry.

We come from a business that can trace its roots back more than 50 years, and is the hallmark of quality, integrity and reliability – quite literally – the world over.

In Scotland, SWARCO has installed 4,208 charge points, 405 rapid chargers and completed successful installation

for 31 of Scotland’s 32 local authorities, and hundreds of private businesses.

SWARCO installed the UK’s first rapid charging hubs and continue to evolve the concept, playing a crucial role in the development of purpose built hubs that harness solar power and energy storage.

SWARCO offers unrivalled aftersales support with service engineers strategically located across the country.

We’re continually judged on performance and consistently achieve high levels of host and driver customer satisfaction.

Our equipment is designed to withstand the harshest environments and has to perform. And so do our people. SWARCO is, year-on-year, the top performing Energy Savings Trust framework service provider.

www.swarco.com/products/emobility

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SPONSORS 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, quietlyrefined hybrid driving experience.

Toyota and Lexus received a recordbreaking 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

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

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SPONSORS Jorro Jorro are specialists in EV Charging and have installed over 3,100 charge points across Scotland since 2014.

We are one of the UK’s leading independent installation companies and can access grant support from both OLEV and Energy Saving Trust Scotland (EST). As trusted partners of more than 11 manufacturers of charge point, we are brand agnostic allowing us to offer you impartial advice on products, software and back office solutions.

As we drive our EVs everyday, we can share real world experience on all aspects of charging and even vehicle selection.

From free surveys for homes or offices, to

supporting developers trying to meet new planning regulations, we are here to help.

With up to £650 towards the cost of a professionally installed home charge point and up to £14,000 for businesses, we can provide safe, fast and cost effective charging infrastructure.

Our team has over 6 years of experience dedicated to EV charging, Solar PV and Battery Storage installations so we are uniquely placed to help businesses or fleet operators managing the challenge of staff charging at different locations. From billing management and reports at the workplace to organising home installations, we offer a complete solution for businesses.

www.jorro.co.uk

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

Host & GREENFLEET Ambassador, Kate Armitage

Maxus, Mike Haran / Georgie Georgiades

OLEV, Natasha Robinson / Sophie Lyons

Toyota GB, Jon Hunt / James Mackintosh

Transport Scotland, Chris Champion

Kia Motors UK, Lorraine Fellowes

Energy Saving Trust, Ellie Grebenik

Volvo Car UK, Dominic Gill

Glasgow City Council, Andy Mouat

East Lothian Council, Ryan Robertson

ChargePlace Glasgow, Kevin Teague

SWARCO eVolt, Jamie Green

City of Glasgow College, Fergal McCaulay

Connected Kerb, Stephen Rennie

CENEX, Fergus Worthy

SMMT, Sukky Choongh

Quartix, Andy Edwards

Jorro, David Pickles

LeasePlan, Stewart Ballantyne

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