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------- T H E R O A D TO 2 0 3 0 B E G I N S H E R E ------Welcome to GREENFLEET Scotland Today, GREENFLEET Scotland will highlight how Scottish local authorities and public sector businesses can and should embark on a ‘ULEV Journey’ together. The tricky process of reaching government ‘net zero’ targets cannot be done alone. This is why electrification experts from across the cleaner fleets sector are on hand to provide information and answer your questions.
With this in mind, the event is about you and we want you to drive the conversation. All experts are happy to answer your questions and resolve your net zero worries. So make full use of the webinars Q&A forum and Chat tab, post to your Socials using #GFScotland and let’s help you to get your ULEV journey over the finish line!
Colin Boyton, Events manager GF365 & GREENFLEET Events
You will hear from government organisations including GREENFLEET365 regulars Office for Zero Emission Vehicles, Transport Scotland and Energy Saving Trust. Crown Commercial Service covers best practice ways to use its Purchasing Framework and highlights how it has supported just one of many Scottish public sector organisations to start and successfully develop its switch to cleaner fleets. You will also learn how Scotland’s nature agency NatureScot is making fast progress towards a fully electric fleet by the end of this year. And throughout the morning, you will hear from vehicle manufacturers, charging experts and leasing advisors.
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EVENT 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 any questions you have are kept to the Q&A tab, as this is where the host monitors and picks questions to ask the panel members/experts.
GREENFLEET Scotland Event Programme 09.30
Welcome & Event Overview Kate Armitage, GF Ambassador & Event Host
Session 1: Strategy, planning & implementation 09.35
The Road to 2030 Phil Killingley, Office for Zero Emission Vehicles Enabling EV uptake and charging network development Chris Champion, Senior Delivery Lead (Fleets), Transport Scotland Exploring the barriers to an effective ULEV strategy Robert Evans, CENEX Interactive Q&A Joscelyn Terrell, OZEV, Chris Champion, Transport Scotland, Robert Evans, Cenex, Owain Mortimer, SMMT & Kate Armitage
Session 2: Having the power to drive the strategy forward 10.25
Ensuring driver on-street home-charging capability Shayne Rees, Shell ubitricity
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EVENT programme Live Poll Creating a local authority charging network Ryan Robertson & Jonathan Bower, Connected Kerb Live Poll The one-stop-shop approach to creating a charging network Calum Mathieson, Cleaner-EV Live Poll Interactive Q&A Murray MacPherson, Munro Wilson, Shayne Rees, Shell ubitricity, Ryan Robertson, East Lothian Council & Connected Kerb, Calum Mathieson, Cleaner EV & Kate Armitage
Session 3: Sourcing & Financing the Clean Fleet Solutions – The Big Picture 11.12
EV Salary Sacrifice Stewart Ballantyne, LeasePlan Live Poll Scotland’s Purchasing Frameworks James Rodgers, Crown Commercial Service HEVs, PHEVs & BEVs – Covering all the ULEV bases James Mackintosh, Toyota & Lexus Fleet Live Poll Live Q&A Stewart Ballantyne, LeasePlan, James Rodgers, CCS, Grant Montgomery, Scotland ExCeL, & Kate Armitage
Session 4: The end of the ICE Age 12:02
Support for Fleet Decarbonisation, Featuring Case Study: Munro Wilson Iain MacLeod, Energy Saving Trust / Murray MacPherson, Munro Wilson
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EVENT programme (Continued) Electrifying Business Carl Stanton, Volvo Car UK Live Poll Electrifying the commercial workhorse Maxus UK Live Poll Electrification is the natural choice Sigmund Craig-Gould, NatureScot Live Q&A Carl Stanton, Volvo, Mathew Kiziuk, Maxus, Sigmund Craig-Gould, NatureScot, Simon King, Mitie & Kate Armitage
Closing remarks 12.45
Wrap-up & Event Close
Event timings and speakers are subject to change
The whole event will be available via our GF365 ON DEMAND feature
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SPEAKER profiles PHIL KILLINGLEY Deputy Head, OZEV
CHRIS CHAMPION Senior Delivery Lead, Transport Scotland
Phil is Deputy Head of the UK Government’s Office for Zero Emission Vehicles (OZEV), which is responsible for a multi-billion pound programme to drive uptake of zero emission vehicles in the UK. He has worked for OZEV since 2016, leading teams on overall strategy, vehicle incentives, public communication, local delivery and innovation. He has over 15 years of experience in transport and environmental policy including roles in air quality; road traffic operations; rail and aviation strategy and regulation; and local transport strategy and funding.
Chris has over 20 years’ experience in the automotive and transport sectors. He carried out awarding winning research in 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.
ROBERT EVANS Chief Executive Officer, Cenex
Robert Evans is CEO of Cenex, a not-forprofit consultancy and research organisation with a strategic focus on supporting supply chain and market development for Automated, Electric, Connected and Shared mobility. In his role as CEO, Robert has overseen the development and delivery of a range of low carbon vehicle technology projects including for electric, hydrogen and gas vehicles and recharging\refuelling infrastructure projects. He has also established Cenex-LCV as the UK’s largest technology showcasing and networking event for the low carbon vehicle community and launched Cenex-CAM for Connected Automated Mobility. Prior to joining Cenex, Robert worked for 18 years with Johnson Matthey, 10 of which were spent developing international markets for energy, environmental and automotive technologies, including fuel cells and vehicle emissions control for cars, buses, trucks and off-road vehicles.
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SPEAKER profiles JOSCELYN TERRELL Senior EV Infrastructure Policy Advisor, OZEV
Joscelyn is Senior EV Infrastructure Policy Advisor for the Office for Low Emission Vehicles (OLEV) with a focus on Consumers and Innovation. Joscelyn is the government lead for the Electric Vehicle Energy Taskforce, which is currently producing proposals for Government and industry on how to ensure Britain’s energy system is ready for the mass uptake of electric vehicles, whilst keeping the consumer at the heart of the preparations.
OWAIN MORTIMER Technology & Innovation Manager, SMMT
SHAYNE REES Head of Sales & Marketing, ubitricity
Owain Mortimer is Technology & Innovation Manager at the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT). Owain works closely on the decarbonisation and automation policy agendas, focusing on the challenges industry faces in these areas and the technological innovations needed to reach these goals. He is interested in developing policy and supporting industry to create the transformative solutions needed for a sustainable and effective transport sector. Owain previously worked in local government on decarbonisation of transport and on UK climate and carbon policy more widely in the third sector.
Shayne Rees has worked in sales and marketing roles focused mainly on business customers in the energy sector for the last 20 years. Much of his career has involved promoting low-carbon solutions to energy and business challenges, especially by helping EDF’s customers better work with changing regulations, policies and technologies to achieve their carbon reduction goals. Shayne now leads ubitricity’s efforts to help councils and businesses use the company’s lowcost charge points to accelerate the adoption of EVs and improve local air quality and take action on the more global challenge of climate change.
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SPEAKER profiles JONATHAN BOWER Head of Sales, Connected Kerb
RYAN ROBERTSON EV Infrastructure Officer, East Lothian Council
CALUM MATHIESON Sales Director, Cleaner-EV
Having started his sales career at Rank Xerox, Jonathan has worked in most sales roles from business development through to sales director at IT companies, telecoms, Sony PlayStation, IT disposal companies, IT consultancy & recruitment. Having played rugby to a decent level and coached kids & adults, Jonathan is now more of a watcher than a player, and is more likely to found on his electric bike than on a rugby pitch. Jonathan lives in Dorking, Surrey with his wife Jill and has couple of grown up kids living in London.
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-asyou-go car hire.
Calum Mathieson has over 20 years’ experience in sales and marketing. Proven record of successful lead generation and realising sales from the leads. Extensive knowledge of grants and incentives available. Overall control of marketing strategy and delivering results.
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SPEAKER profiles STEWART BALLANTYNE Account Manager, LeasePlan
JAMES RODGERS Category Lead - Fleet, Crown Commercial Service
GRANT MONTGOMERY Category Manager, Scotland ExCeL
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.
James has over 30 years experience in public sector procurement and category management working in a number of different categories such as Energy, Building Services, Special Projects, Travel and for the past 10 years, Fleet. In his current role James is lead for the Commercial Agreement Management team, whose responsibility it is to manage the following Agreements; Vehicle Purchase, Vehicle Lease & Fleet Management, Supply & Fit of Tyres, Vehicle Telematics and Vehicle Conversion, including undertaking both supplier and customer relationship management for these Agreements. James is a Member of the Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply (CIPS).
Grant has worked with Scotland Excel for 12 years overseeing around 20 collaborative framework contracts covering fleet, roads, environment and ICT. This portfolio of framework contracts has an overall contractual value of over £1bn. As a fully MCIPS qualified Procurement and Supply Chain Management professional Grant also holds a BA Honours degree in Economics. Prior to Scotland Excel, Grant worked with a wide range of organisations in the private sector covering manufacturing and service industries. In addition, Grant has extensive procurement and supply chain knowledge that extends to the systems, processes, public sector governance and legislation which plays such an important role in public procurement. Other areas of experience include food and drink, facilities management and electronics.
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SPEAKER profiles JAMES MACKINTOSH Public Sector Manager, Toyota & Lexus Fleet
IAIN MACLEOD Technical Manager, Energy Saving Trust
MURRAY MACPHERSON EV & Renewables Director, Munro Wilson
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.
Iain MacLeod is a technical manager in Energy Saving Trust’s Edinburgh transport team. After obtaining a master’s in Renewable Energy Development from Heriot Watt University, he started working at Energy Saving Trust in 2014. His work is focused on facilitating Scotland’s transition to electric vehicles.
Murray runs Munro Wilson, a Borders-based renewable energy installation business. Munro Wilson help householders and businesses get rid of anything that burns oil, installing heat pumps, solar PV and electric vehicle charging. As part of inspiring and enabling this change, Munro Wilson is committed to a 100% electric fleet, operating the Citroen e-Dispatch vans for all installation work.
CARL STANTON Fleet Sales Manager – East England & London, Volvo Car UK
Carl has worked in the Motor industry for over 25 years in a variety of different roles in the UK and Europe in both Fleet and Retail. He is responsible for Volvo’s relationships with the key FN50 and also Fleets of over 50 vehicles; ensuring that Volvo’s products are well positioned to optimise sales in the Fleet channel.
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SPEAKER profiles MATHEW KIZIUK Northern Regional Manager for Fleet Sales and Dealer Development, Maxus
Mathew was appointed Northern Regional Manager for Fleet Sales and Dealer Development for Harris MAXUS UK, part of The Harris Group. With 17 years’ experience in the auto trade including 7 years’ working with electric vehicles, Mathew has been heavily involved in the EV revolution, including within his former role as Regional Development Manager at Renault UK as well as his involvement with The EV Café. In his new role at Harris MAXUS UK, Mathew will be responsible for looking after fleet customers from Birmingham up as far as Scotland, as well as Northern Ireland and the Isle of Man. His role will also involve developing and assisting the Harris MAXUS dealer network in these areas. Mathew has vast experience in dealing with large volume fleet customers and currently holds the record for the UK’s largest EV deal, where he supplied an impressive 1,100 vehicles to electric car subscription service ONTO. Mathew added, “I am humbled to be offered the opportunity to join MAXUS at the start of its journey in the UK, I feel we have a market leading proposition in the world of electric LCV’s and some game-changing products in the pipeline over the next couple of years. I look forward to introducing the fleets of the North to the MAXUS brand.”
SIGMUND CRAIG-GOULD Travel Manager, NatureScot
SIMON KING Director of Sustainability, Social Value and Fleet, Mitie
Sigmund has 14 years’ experience managing NatureScots vehicle fleet. He has overseen its transformation of the fleet, putting the organisation at the forefront in the Scottish Public Sector in the move to electric vehicles. He has enabled the organisation to be in a position where they should have 85% of cars/vans being electric by the end of 2021/22, along with EV charging points at the majority of sites. A keen cyclist and runner, Sigmund is now looking at areas where active travel (including eBikes) can be used to help the organisation achieve its Net Zero targets as well as improve the health and well-being of staff.
Simon’s experience in procurement, sustainability, commercial and operations has him well placed for his current position at Mitie. Fully understanding the challenges fleet operators face making the switch to EVs, Simon specialises in Electric Transition and brings commercial understanding and strategic thinking.
KATE ARMITAGE GF Ambassador & Event Host
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 ground-breaking projects including the design and technical specification of the recharging infrastructure for the London 2012 Olympic Electric Vehicle Fleet. She has worked closely with OEMs, Infrastructure providers and Energy Companies across Europe.
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PARTNERS 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. We also organise Cenex-LCV, the UK’s premier low carbon vehicle event, to showcase the latest
technology and innovation in the industry. Our independence ensures impartial, trustworthy advice, and, as a not-for-profit, we are driven by the outcomes that are right for you, your industry and your environment. 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. Together, we can lower your emissions through innovation in transport and energy infrastructure.
www.cenex.co.uk
ChargePlace Scotland ChargePlace Scotland is Scotland’s national Electric Vehicle (EV) charging network. Owned and developed by the Scottish Government, and funded in partnership through a public grant from Local Authorities and other organisations. Aiming to install charge points across Scotland from Shetland to the Scottish borders, making owning an Electric Vehicle accessible for all Scottish drivers.The
ChargePlace Scotland network has grown from 55 public charge points in 2013 to over 1,800 in 2021. All publicly available charge points are displayed on our live map, which provides details about the location, type, status and availability of each unit. New charge points are installed regularly on the network, with the ongoing support of Transport Scotland. In addition, our network offers members significant money-saving and EV charging benefits.
www.chargeplacescotland.org
PARTNERS Crown Commercial Service Crown Commercial Service are the biggest public procurement organisation in the UK and help other organisations across the whole of the public sector find the right commercial solution for over £12 billion of spend each year. You can use our commercial solutions free of charge, and we’re committed to helping you achieve maximum value by leveraging our commercial expertise and national buying power, and offering specialist procurement advice. The collective purchasing power of our public sector customers, combined with our procurement expertise, means we will help you get the best fleet deals in the interests of your stakeholders and taxpayers.
We provide you with access to a wide range of agreements that cover the whole vehicle life cycle: • buying or leasing standard vehicles via this portal(https:// fleetportal.crowncommercial.gov. uk) fleet management solutions • converting or modifying vehicles to meet your specialist requirements • solutions such as tyres, telematics, insurance and fuel cards to help you manage your fleet efficiently and keep it on the road. Sustainability is important and we can help you access electric or ultra low emission vehicles and electric charging points, and reduce the use of employee vehicles for business purposes through vehicle hire and car share schemes.
www.gov.uk/government/organisations/crown-commercial-service
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 £16,000 and 31 tonnes of carbon dioxide for those who received a sustainable transport review.
www.energysavingtrust.org.uk/scotland
PARTNERS Office for Zero Emission Vehicles (OZEV) The Office for Zero Emission Vehicles (OZEV) is a team working across government to support the early market for zero emission vehicles (ZEV). We are providing over £900 million to position the UK at the global forefront of
ZEV development, manufacture and use. This will contribute to economic growth and will help reduce greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution on our roads. OZEV is part of the Department for Transport and the Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy.
www.gov.uk/government/organisations/office-for-zero-emission-vehicles
Scotland Excel Scotland Excel is the Centre of Procurement Expertise for local government in Scotland. Established in 2008, we are an award-winning public procurement organisation funded by Scotland’s 32 local authorities. Over the past ten years, Scotland Excel has helped to establish procurement as an effective mechanism for supporting local government financial challenges and policy priorities through the delivery of national collaborative contracts and initiatives which increase procurement capability across the public sector. Our £1bn contract portfolio supports the delivery of a wide range of essential public services provided by councils including social care, construction, roads,
transport, environment, corporate and education. We also work in partnership with other public sector organisations to deliver procurement support across a range of key national policy areas including Digital / ICT solutions. Scotland Excel’s Transport category team cover a wide range of fleet and fleet related contracts including Heavy Vehicles; Tyres Services; Light & Heavy Plant; Grounds Maintenance equipment; Vehicle and Plant Hire and Vehicle Parts. Since May 2017, Scotland Excel have partnered with Crown Commercial Service on their Vehicle Purchase framework and web portal to provide Scottish Local Authorities access to light and commercial vehicles, including a full range of electric and other ULEV vehicles.
www.scotland-excel.org.uk
PARTNERS SMMT The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) is one of the largest and most influential trade associations in the UK. Its resources, reputation and unrivalled automotive data place it at the heart of the UK automotive industry. SMMT is the voice of the UK motor industry, supporting and promoting its
members’ interests, at home and abroad, to government, stakeholders and the media. SMMT represents more than 800 automotive companies in the UK, providing them with a forum to voice their views on issues affecting the sector, helping to guide strategies and build positive relationships with government and regulatory authorities.
www.smmt.co.uk
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.
www.transport.gov.scot
SPONSORS Cleaner EV
We have built up relationships with manufacturers and organisations and we have even had a couple of buyout offers. Cleaner EV are strong in the EV game Cleaner EV was formed to meet the growing , we never rest on our laurels and continue to strive demand for commercial EV charging for excellence and add value to the end client. throughout Scotland. Our first installs took us from Bridge of Weir to the NC500, the Shetland The future is looking bright for Cleaner EV. We have our own fund of investors with whom we install island and the Outer Hebrides. The Transport public charging infrastructure, we have a blue chip Scotland public Charging infrastructure program was great in the early days of Cleaner energy company we work closely with and we do the hard yards to find suitable land and hosts for EV bringing us into direct competition with public charging throughout the UK. It is great to established EV Infrastructure companies see companies shift in mindset, changing their fleet where we not only held our own, we thrived. from ice to electric vehicles and we are in a great The funding was cut over the last 2 year and we position to help deliver this change. really had to take a hard look at the business and find other routes to market. We looked further afield The last few years have been hard but enjoyable and the team at Cleaner EV continues to go from and really concentrated on workplace charging in strength to strength and look forward to what the Scotland and England. This has brought us huge success and is a cornerstone of our business. future has in store for us. www.cleanerev.co.uk
Connected Kerb Connected Kerb provide a unique approach to electric vehicle charging infrastructure – one that champions sustainability and connectivity. It has designed a future-proofed and sustainable smart cities infrastructure platform. The platform is the first of its kind, combining power and data at kerbside to enable charging and connectivity for electric and autonomous vehicles. The system is split between a
LeasePlan LeasePlan has more than 1.9 million vehicles under management in over 30 countries. With more than 50 years’ experience, our mission is to provide our customers with what’s next in mobility - from business and personal contract hire to flexible rental solutions. A commitment to sustainability Sustainability lies at the heart of what we do. After all, when you manage nearly two million vehicles, you have the ability to make a real difference to the world. This is why we have target of reaching net zero emissions from our entire vehicle fleet by 2030 and our own by end
subterranean Node Box that houses the intelligent componentry, and the above-ground charge points which are made from high volumes of recycled materials, including recycled vehicle tyres, and fit discretely to existing street furniture. With connectivity a central tenet of Connected Kerb’s solution, the system is also capable of integrating Wi-Fi, 5G and Internet of Things (IoT) technologies – such as, air quality, traffic and other environmental sensors. The system can support wireless charging and has won a number of global awards for its focus on innovation and sustainability. connectedkerb.com
2021. Supporting change across the industry We’re part of the Climate Group EV100 and have partnerships with the Land Life company and Global Action Plan (GAP). Helping companies and individuals go green - Our EV Consultancy Services Team can help set up fully scalable EV pilot programmes that can give customers the confidence to make the switch. SalaryPlan, our EV salary sacrifice scheme can help to further drive EV take-up, with online tools and resources to help people decide on going electric. Making a real difference - We’ve received a number of awards and accolades for our work. In particular, we were GreenFleet’s Leasing Company of the Year in 2018 and 2019 and Highly Commended in 2020. insights.leaseplan.co.uk
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SPONSORS Maxus Climate change has emerged as one of the defining issues of the COVID-19 era and when it comes to greener motoring, MAXUS continues to lead the charge. . Having launched its first EV van back in 2016, Harris MAXUS is proud to once again join forces with GREENFLEET in a shared goal to create a carbon neutral motoring industry by driving the switch to greener fleets. Manufactured by SAIC and distributed in the UK by Harris MAXUS is the one brand that continuously goes the extra mile for its customers. Range, spec, reliability and an unrivalled aftercare service underpin MAXUS’ latest fleet of eLCVs, which includes the eDELIVER 3 and it’s larger counterpart, the eDELIVER 9. Designed from the ground-up for electric power
only, the e DELIVER 3 is a small van that can clock up to 198 miles on a single charge. Available in a number of variants with several battery and wheelbase options, the eDELIVER 3 is a versatile vehicle that can suit a wide range of business needs. The eDELIVER 9 has it all in terms of spec, space and is 100% electric. Pinned as a cutting-edge electric LCV, this large van is capable of 219 miles on a single charge. The vehicle is available in three battery options and a number of variants including crew cab, chassis and minibus models. Harris MAXUS is one of the few OEM manufacturers in the UK that can offer a full fleet of EVs right now and invites anyone interested in making the switch, or learning more about how to make the switch, to get in touch with their local MAXUS EV dealer and check out: www.saicmaxus.co.uk
battery electric Lexus UX 300e and this year we are launching the next generation of our zero-emission hydrogen fuel cell car, the Toyota Mirai, the Toyota Toyota and Lexus have driven the transition to PROACE EV alongside the New Toyota RAV4 cleaner and more sustainable motoring and Plug-In hybrid SUV and the brand-new Yaris Cross provides over 50% of the UK’s alternatively Hybrid. We will also be welcoming the all new fuelled vehicles with total global sales of our hybrid Toyota Highlander to the UK this year for Self Charging Hybrids topping 15 million. the first time. In 2019 we launched 7 new models all This will extend our range of alternatively are powered by our latest generation hybrid fuelled vehicles to 22 different models covering powertrains with exceptionally low C02, virtually passenger car segments and LCVs, further zero NOx and no diesel particulates. Studies show demonstrating our commitment to provide the that in normal operation our advanced hybrids best range of low emission, low tax models operate in electric mode for over 50% of the time. uncompromised by inconvenience or body type. Towards the end of 2020 we launched the new toyotalexusfleet.co.uk
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Ubitricity Ubitricity: helping councils create convenient, low cost, reliable EV public charging networks. There are 5 big benefits of driving electric: zero emission travel; torque-on-tap acceleration; ultra-low maintenance; low fuel costs; chargewhile-you-sleep fuelling. But EV drivers without driveways battle to enjoy the last two: cheap and convenient fuelling. ubitricity is changing that. We’re helping councils place EV charge points right outside the homes of EV drivers who lack driveways. With our charge points inside the lampposts on their street, EV drivers can park
Volvo Volvo Cars started producing automobiles in Sweden in 1927. Today, its global, with sales in about 100 countries. Under its new company purpose, Volvo Cars aims to provide customers with the Freedom to Move in
up close to home and charge overnight. And they’ll pay much less than the typical price of rapid chargers. Backed by strong established brands like Siemens, Honda and EDF, we deliver a smart, flexible, low carbon energy system by providing turnkey EV charging systems. Anyone, from local residents to working vans, can use our smart EV charging system when they’re parked for a while. That helps charge point hosts, such as local authorities, businesses and fleet depots, to lead by example on our road to net zero. No wonder 24 councils have installed nearly 2,000 of our charge points for their residents and visitors! We believe we can provide electricity for everyone everywhere. So let’s talk about your sustainable transport plans. ubitricity.co.uk 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. Volvo Cars is also committed to an ongoing reduction of its carbon footprint, with the ambition to be a climateneutral company by 2040. volvocars.com/uk
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Make sure you share your experience with our other Partners and Sponsors too. Partners Cenex @cenexLCFC ChargePlace Scotland @ChargePlaceScot CCS @gov_procurement Energy Saving Trust @EnergySvgTrust OZEV @OZEVgovuk Scotland Excel @ScotlandExcel SMMT @SMMT Transport Scotland @transcotland Sponsors Cleaner EV LinkedIn /cleaner-ev-ltd Connected Kerb @ConnectedKerb LeasePlan @LeasePlanUK Maxus @ saicmaxus_uk Toyota & Lexus @ToyotaUK @Lexus UK Ubitricity @ubitricity_uk Volvo @VolvoCarUK
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THANK YOU
Finally, we would like to say THANK YOU to our speakers, partners, sponsors and delegates who have contributed greatly to making GREENFLEET SCOTLAND a huge success. Special thanks to everyone involved in today’s event, especially our sponsors, the speakers and event supporters and partners.
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