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Difficult Depots: A simple guide on what’s important for public authorities when electrifying vehicle fleets

Including zero emission buses (ZEBs) in a franchising strategy may seem expensive at first glance, but the long-term benefits tell a different story. From lower fuel and maintenance costs to longer asset life and better residual value, ZEBs not only improve environmental outcomes but offer better value for public money. A well-structured delivery model makes electrification not just feasible, but essential to a future-proofed transport network.

Electric bus being plugged into charger

Why zero emission buses must be part of the franchising strategy

Including zero emission buses (ZEBs) in a franchising strategy may seem expensive at first glance, but the long-term benefits tell a different story. From lower fuel and maintenance costs to longer asset life and better residual value, ZEBs not only improve environmental outcomes but offer better value for public money. A well-structured delivery model makes electrification not just feasible, but essential to a future-proofed transport network.

Models for fleet electrification

Fleet decarbonisation faces many barriers, including high capital costs. Rapidly, international stakeholders are developing policies and business models to overcome this barrier – we take a look.

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Peter Smith

Head of Product

Pete leads Zenobē’s growing team of Product specialists across all areas of the business. His team oversee our R&D as well as product development in both hardware and software.

 

He has been working in the European E-Mobility sector from over ten years, specialising in the design, build and delivery of software systems for EV Charging.