If you are constrained by equipment limitations, the "last mile" to achieving corporate sustainability objectives is modifying driver behavior. This is possibly the greatest opportunity available to fleet managers to green their fleets.
A thorough emissions analysis will answer the question.
In July 2009, General Motors was reborn with four core brands and an eye toward the future. GM’s fleet chief, Brian Small, discusses how a leaner — and greener — GM plans to meet the needs of commercial buyers in the years to come.
Verizon recently launched a comprehensive sustainability program to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and conserve energy. Previous efforts reduced CO2 emissions by more than 793 million lbs.
The annual survey is open to private and public sector fleet and environmental managers.
Staples’ ongoing mission to green its fleet included a pilot program for diesel-electric hybrid trucks — with mixed results.
Resevations process begins in April. Rollout begins in select markets in December 2010.
THINK released its first U.S. EV-Ready Cities Index. The top four cities included first-ranked Los Angeles and second-ranked San Francisco with Chicago and New York tied for third.
The deployment is part of a 10-Year, $565 million plan to deploy cleaner fleet vehicles for AT&T.
Car Charging Group Inc. plans to deploy Level 3 fast charging stations, designed by Coulomb Technologies, which will fully charge an electric vehicle in 30 minutes or less.
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