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Webinar Available: Diverse, Innovative EV Applications For Your Fleet

Finger pushing 'E-mobility start' button: 'Webinar: Diverse EV Applications for your Fleet'

Hear from four diverse electric vehicle OEMs and one EVSE company in one webinar and speak with representatives about their diverse EV applications for your fleet.

About this Event

The days of electric vehicle (EVs) options being limited to small sedans and hatchbacks are over. With enormous private and public investment in EVs over the past ten years, there are more EV applications for fleets than ever – from work trucks of various sizes and types to street sweepers to single-rider transportation and electric vehicle charging equipment.

Join DriveElectricTN and the Québec Government Office in Atlanta on April 28 at 11am ET / 10am CT to learn about four Québec-based EV champions that offer a range of solutions for your fleets, municipalities, and communities, and one company that offers diverse, smart EVSE solutions.

Missed the live webinar? A full recording and materials are now available!

Supported in their development effort by the Quebec Government Office in Atlanta, the Canadian companies joining us will be Effenco, FLO, Madvac, Concept Geebee, and Lion Electric, who collectively offer diverse and truly innovative EV applications and solutions for fleets and communities of many types.

The Lion Electric Co. is an innovative manufacturer of zero-emission vehicles. We think, design and manufacture all-electric school buses, midi/minibus for special needs or urban transit as well as urban trucks. Lion positions itself as a leading OEM in transportation electrification in North America. We design, manufacture and assemble all components of our vehicles: chassis, battery packs, cabin and powertrain. Always actively seeking new technologies, Lion vehicles have unique features that are specifically adapted to its users and their everyday needs. We believe that transitioning to all-electric vehicles will lead to major improvements in our society, environment and overall quality of life. For more information, visit https://thelionelectric.com/en.

Concept Geebee Inc. is a Canadian company that designs and manufactures smart and sustainable mobility solutions. The GEEBEE is a professional-grade electric scooter used by fleet owners who need to reduce the use of gas-powered vehicles in their fleets. The GEEBEE is available as a 2-wheel scooter or as a 3-wheel cargo scooter. Our mobility solution includes connectivity, fleet management software and a docking station. For more information, visit https://www.conceptgeebee.com/en/.

Founded in Montreal in 2006, Effenco develops transportation solutions that reduce GHG emissions from heavy-duty vocational vehicles. At the heart of its patented technology is a large database of real-world operating data from thousand of hours of connected vehicles (Internet of Things). Effenco is now a leader in improving the energy efficiency of heavy-duty vehicles such as garbage trucks, tractor terminals, delivery trucks, concrete mixers, bucket trucks and buses. Effenco is currently deployed in more than ten countries including the United States, France, Switzerland, Italy, Norway and Canada. For more information, please visit https://www.effenco.com/.

FLO is a leading North American charging network for electric vehicles and a major provider of smart charging software and equipment. Every month, FLO and its parent company, AddEnergie, enable approximately half a million charging events and the transfer of 5.5 GWh in electricity, thanks to over 35,000 high-quality stations deployed on public networks, commercial and residential installations. FLO’s headquarters and network operations center are based in Quebec City, and AddEnergie’s assembly plant is located in Shawinigan (Quebec). The company also has an office in Montreal and regional teams located in Ontario, British Columbia, California, New York, and Florida. For more information, visit www.flo.com.

Madvac is the only North American manufacturer of compact sweepers and litter collectors, with a 30+ years experience and a large network of established dealers located across the U.S. and Canada. The company’s vision is to position itself as the reference in outdoor cleaning with solutions that keep public spaces clean, green, and safe for the sake of eco-responsibility. Madvac is a leader in the electrification of compact outdoor cleaning vehicles for municipal, commercial, institutional and industrial sector organizations. In 2021, Exprolink – the sole manufacturer of the registered trademark and product line Madvac – is launching its first all-electric All-Terrain Litter Vacuum, before to launch next year its first all-electric sweeper. For more information, please visit https://madvac.com/.

May 3, 2021/0 Comments/by ETCleanFuels
Tags: Canada, clean, cleancities, Communities, Concept Geebee, drive, DriveElectricTN, east, Effenco, electric, emission, EV, EVSE, Fleets, FLO, fuels, Geebee, government, infrastructure, Lion, Madvac, manufacturing, Muncipalities, municipal, OEM, Quebec, solutions, technology, Tennessee, vehicles, zero
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