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By combining emerging technology on multiple fronts, WattEV is on a mission to radically transform how trucks move freight.
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OK Produce in Fresno, California, has completed Phase I of a three-step, true zero-emissions plan that will soon power its entire fleet of electric trucks with 100% solar power.
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HDT profiles the 10 fleets participating in NACFE's Run on Less Electric Depot study and shares the lessons learned as they trailblaze trucking's conversion from fossil fuels to zero-emission vehicles.
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Pepsi is one of the first fleets in the nation deploying Tesla Semi electric trucks in long-haul routes with heavy loads out of its Sacramento, California, distribution center. Its operations are featured in the North American Council for Freight Efficiency’s Run on Less Electric-Depot program.
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A dual-cord dispenser capable of charging two vehicles at once is a highlight of Schneider's South El Monte, California, transition to battery-electric trucks.
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Heavy Duty Trucking Exchange has added two more educational speakers, who will share insights on the messy road to zero emissions and how fleets can keep out-of-service violations from killing their bottom line.
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Two more fleets have joined the North American Council for Freight Efficiency’s Run on Less – Electric Depot electric truck and charging infrastructure trials.
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Eight fleets at the forefront of truck electrification efforts will help the North American Council for Freight Efficiency better understand the state of electric charging infrastructure for trucking by participating in Run on Less Electric Depot this fall.
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NACFE's second report on the future of hydrogen found that its future as a long-haul fuel is bright, but many fundamental issues still must be worked out.
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Here are six key factors for heavy-duty truck fleets to consider when selecting an alternative fuel powertrain, according to NACFE's latest report.
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