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Small businesses face unique needs when preparing for the transition to electric vehicles (EVs). Join this virtual roundtable discussion hosted by the San Diego Regional Clean Cities Coalition, in partnership with San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E), and ACT News, to discuss the barriers small businesses and fleets face when installing charging infrastructure for EVs.

This roundtable is the first of a series of virtual events and will focus on how to prepare for EVs by designing electric vehicle infrastructure (EVI) that fits the organization's needs now and in the future.

The roundtable will provide a space for businesses to engage with a panel of experts from every corner of the EV sector-including utility partners, funding agencies, OEMs, and technology providers-to ask questions and gain perspective that will help them prepare for successful EVI installation of both public and private charging stations.

Register for this 1.5-hour virtual roundtable to gain insight into:

• Funding and resources available to fleets to help easily and cost-effectively install charging infrastructure
• Choosing the right EVI for your vehicles and available load capacity
• Best practices while working with all stakeholders from project planning to completion to streamline project timelines and avoid costly delays
• How to prepare for upcoming EVI and fleet-related mandates and regulations
• The differences between public and private charging stations

Webinar Presenters:

Small businesses face unique needs when preparing for the transition to electric vehicles (EVs). Join this virtual roundtable discussion hosted by the San Diego Regional Clean Cities Coalition, in partnership with San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E), and ACT News, to discuss the barriers fleets face when installing charging infrastructure for EVs.

This roundtable is the first of a series of virtual events and will focus on how to prepare for EVs by designing electric vehicle infrastructure (EVI) that fits the organization's needs now and in the future.

The roundtable will provide a space for businesses to engage with a panel of experts from every corner of the EV sector-including utility partners, funding agencies, OEMs, and technology providers-to ask questions and gain perspective that will help them prepare for successful EVI installation of both public and private charging stations.

Register for this 1.5-hour virtual roundtable to gain insight into:

• Funding and resources available to fleets to help easily and cost-effectively install charging infrastructure
• Choosing the right EVI for your vehicles and available load capacity
• Best practices while working with all stakeholders from project planning to completion to streamline project timelines and avoid costly delays
• How to prepare for upcoming EVI and fleet-related mandates and regulations
• The differences between public and private charging stations

Webinar Presenters:

Not sure where to start with your electrification plan? Fleets operating in Southern California can receive support, resources, and incentives when installing EV charging infrastructure.

Designing and installing charging infrastructure to support your fleet's short- and long-term vehicle deployments is one of the most critical steps in the transition to electric medium- and heavy-duty vehicles. Working with your utility early on in the electrification process streamlines the installation process and can ensure that both the utility-side and customer-side infrastructure are optimized and compatible with your unique operations, while mitigating costly project delays.

Join this webinar to gain insight into:

• Planning for near-term and long-term site upgrades to support EV deployments
• Common infrastructure design issues to avoid that may result in delays or added costs
• How two fleets in Southern California Edison's territory worked with the utility and electrical contractors to successfully install EV charging infrastructure

Webinar Presenters:

As more medium- and heavy-duty fleets consider EVs to meet zero-emission regulations and sustainability goals, the initial upfront costs of electrification may seem daunting. However, fleets have a variety of funding options available, which can be stacked to reduce the cost of vehicles and charging infrastructure-helping you realize a return on your investments sooner.

Register for this one-hour webinar to gain insight into:

• The currently available funding opportunities for deploying electric vehicles
• The benefits of SDG&E's Power Your Drive for Fleets program, including incentives and rebates, site design and construction support, and more
• How to stack available incentives to reduce the overall cost of purchasing new vehicles and installing charging infrastructure
• What the Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS) program is and how fleets can begin generating credits

Webinar Presenters:

Part 1 | Tuesday, August 11th, 10 AM PT
Part 2 | Thursday, August 13th, 10 AM PT

The on-road transportation industry is at a pivotal moment. While diesel and gasoline have dominated for decades, the industry is now approaching a new era where clean and advanced vehicle technologies can compete. With multiple technologies emerging, fleets are now weighing their options to determine which zero and near-zero emission vehicles can meet their operational needs-today and well into the future.

Join report sponsors and leading fleets for two virtual events that dive into the key findings of the State of Sustainable Fleets, a first-of-its-kind industry resource that examines the current state of leading clean fuel and sustainable vehicle technologies across nine medium- and heavy-duty sectors.

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Register to attend our virtual media availability
on Tuesday, August 11th at 9:15 am.

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ACT Virtual, a virtual extension of the annual ACT Expo, is a four-month long education series spotlighting the trends, policies, and technologies driving the future of fleet transportation.

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A FIRST-OF-ITS-KIND RESOURCE

The State of Sustainable Fleets is the first technology-neutral, comprehensive industry report that examines the current state of five clean fuel and sustainable vehicle technologies across eight medium- and heavy-duty sectors.

Gathering real-world data directly from early-adopter fleets across the U.S., the report provides deep sector specific insights into the adoption of natural gas, propane, battery electric, and hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles while analyzing the trends shaping the future of the industry.

ATTEND THE VIRTUAL LAUNCH EVENTS

The State of Sustainable Fleets report will be released via a two-part
complimentary virtual event.

ARE YOU A MEMBER OF THE MEDIA?

Register to attend our virtual media availability
on Tuesday, August 11th at 9:15 a.m.

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Designing and installing charging infrastructure to support your fleet's short- and long-term vehicle deployments is one of the most critical steps in the transition to electric medium- and heavy-duty vehicles. Working with your utility early on in the electrification process streamlines the installation process and can ensure that both the utility-side and customer-side infrastructure are optimized and compatible with your unique operations, while mitigating costly project delays.

Join this webinar to gain insight into:

• Planning for near-term and long-term site upgrades to support EV deployments
• Common infrastructure design issues to avoid that may result in delays or added costs
• How two fleets in Southern California Edison's territory worked with the utility and electrical contractors to successfully install EV charging infrastructure

Webinar Presenters:

Small businesses face unique needs when preparing for the transition to electric vehicles (EVs). Join this virtual roundtable discussion hosted by the San Diego Regional Clean Cities Coalition, in partnership with San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E), and ACT News, to discuss the barriers small businesses and fleets face when installing charging infrastructure for EVs.

This roundtable is the first of a series of virtual events and will focus on how to prepare for EVs by designing electric vehicle infrastructure (EVI) that fits the organization's needs now and in the future.

The roundtable will provide a space for businesses to engage with a panel of experts from every corner of the EV sector-including utility partners, funding agencies, OEMs, and technology providers-to ask questions and gain perspective that will help them prepare for successful EVI installation of both public and private charging stations.

Register for this 1.5-hour virtual roundtable to gain insight into:

• Funding and resources available to fleets to help easily and cost-effectively install charging infrastructure
• Choosing the right EVI for your vehicles and available load capacity
• Best practices while working with all stakeholders from project planning to completion to streamline project timelines and avoid costly delays
• How to prepare for upcoming EVI and fleet-related mandates and regulations
• The differences between public and private charging stations

Webinar Presenters:

Designing and installing charging infrastructure to support your fleet's short- and long-term vehicle deployments is one of the most critical steps in the transition to electric medium- and heavy-duty vehicles. Working with your utility early on in the electrification process streamlines the installation process and can ensure that both the utility-side and customer-side infrastructure are optimized and compatible with your unique operations, while mitigating costly project delays.

Join this webinar to gain insight into:

• Planning for near-term and long-term site upgrades to support EV deployments
• Common infrastructure design issues to avoid that may result in delays or added costs
• How two fleets in Southern California Edison's territory worked with the utility and electrical contractors to successfully install EV charging infrastructure

Webinar Presenters: