Charging Depots and Heavy-Duty Electric Trucks for Zero-Emission Drayage
Zero Emission Trucks and Charging for One Monthly Price
Electrify Your Fleet and Save Money on Fuel
Overnight and day-time charging depots near the ports and along major drayage routes
Cost competitive purchasing and leasing solutions for new electric heavy-duty trucks
Access to network of convenient, safe and secure locations that free up space at your facility
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Providing our Clients with Zero Emission Trucks and Charging for One Monthly Price
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Reduce those hidden costs that hurt your bottom line
Meet California’s zero-emission regulatory requirements
Achieve Beneficial Cargo Owner (BCO) sustainability goals
Reduce Carrier operating and maintenance costs
Increase driver and customer retention
Areas We Serve
Our charging depots are conveniently located near California’s busiest ports and drayage routes
Northern California
From the Port of Oakland to the Port of Stockton
Southern California
From the Port of Long Beach to San Bernardino
Locations identified on maps are illustrative – contact us for details about specific charging locations.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has awarded the Port of Oakland $322 million to fast track the Oakland Seaport’s conversion to nearly 100 percent zero-emissions cargo handling operations.
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