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Two weeks until T+E Fleet Electrification Forum

The countdown is on for Transport + Energy's Fleet Electrification Forum (FEF) with a stellar line-up of speakers for the brand's inaugural event.
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James Evison

The countdown is on for Transport + Energy’s Fleet Electrification Forum (FEF) with a stellar line-up of speakers for the brand’s inaugural event.

Fleets form a critical part of the decarbonisation of transport and FEF will provide a vital moment for the sector to come together to explore best practice, the challenges and opportunities for the industry, and how it plans to accelerate electrification.

The day will see businesses responsible for more than 100,000 vehicles represented on the stage, with many more in the room and amongst delegates, promising a Forum which will genuinely reflect the current state of play for fleets in the UK.

The day will kick off with a series of critical insights from sector leaders, starting with Claire Miller, the Independent Mobility & Energy Advisor at Tellegen alongside founder of T+E Alec Peachey.

There will then be a keynote speech by Dominic Phinn, the Head of Transport at the Climate Group, explaining how fleet are leading the transition. It comes as the Climate Group has highlighted in its latest report that zero-emission corporate fleets are becoming a real possibility in a growing number of diverse markets.

This informative speech will be followed by a deep dive into how corporate fleets are managing the transition with some of the UK’s largest operators including National Grid, DPD, Royal Mail and Dunelm.

This will be followed by further insight on fleet electrification from Drax Electric Vehicles, The AA, Tarmac and First Bus, representing a wide collection of industries in the sector. In addition, there will be a deep dive into how councils are accelerating electrification with Wiltshire and Islington LBC represented.

In the afternoon, there will be a focus on the enormous challenges – and opportunity – for logistics and commercial vehicles to decarbonise. Sessions on HGVs, sustainable urban freight, electric vans and a specific example from the Welsh Government will be represented in a schedule full of some of the biggest players in the sector. The day will round off with a session on emergency services and how they are managing the transition.

Speaking ahead of the event, Founder and Editorial Director of Transport + Energy, Alec Peachey, said:

“I am proud to present the Fleet Electrification Forum to the industry on what promises to be a game-changing day for the sector. This really is a must-attend event for the industry with some of the biggest names speaking, alongside the wide collection of delegates and sponsors who will be present on the day.

“The T+E team have created an agenda which is truly a bird’s eye view of the entire fleet industry, enabling various opportunities for collaboration, networking and insight for attendees.

“We look forward to supporting the sector on the day, and beyond, as we will be producing a Fleet Electrification Manifesto after the event which will capture all of the critical insight from the Forum.”

For the full line up of industry-leading speakers click here.

To attend the Transport + Energy Forum, click here.

Many thanks to our sponsors Drax Electric Vehicles, Octopus Electroverse, The AA and Hitachi.

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