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Fleet electrification is one of the most significant operational shifts a transportation or logistics company can undertake. The good news: it works. The challenge: getting there requires more planning, more resources, and more foresight than most fleets initially expect. At Camber, we’ve spent 15 years deploying EV charging infrastructure across ...
When you’ve deployed EV charging infrastructure across hundreds of fleets and thousands of chargers — in transit agencies, freight yards, municipal depots, and beyond — you start to see the same patterns. The fleets that scale successfully planned for it early. The ones that struggled made decisions ...
If you manage transportation, facilities, or sustainability at a university, there’s a good chance electrification is already on your radar and probably causing a few headaches. The pressure to reduce emissions is real, the sustainability commitments are public, and yet figuring out how to actually build the charging infrastructure that makes it all work can feel like navigating a maze ...
Electrifying a transit fleet is a major milestone for any agency. Funding secured? Check. Electric buses on order? Check. Leadership excited about the sustainability benefits and long-term operating savings. Of course! Then comes the question many teams underestimate: How are we actually going to charge all of these buses? At first glance, the answer seems ...
Recent headlines point to a “slowdown” in zero-emission truck deployments. At first glance, the data appears to support this view: total U.S. zero-emission truck (ZET) deployments declined year-over-year in the first half of 2025. But that headline misses the real story. According to CALSTART’s January 2026 Zeroing in on Zero-Emission Trucks market update, ...
When facing a schedule to electrify your fleet, you’ve probably realized that this isn’t only about swapping out diesel vehicles for electric ones. The real challenge? Making sure your local electric grid can get you the power you need when your fleet of refuse trucks, street sweepers, or service vehicles all plug in at the end of the day. Camber Charging has worked with hundreds of municipalities and agencies across ...
If you oversee a school bus fleet, you’ve likely fielded your share of parent concerns about diesel fumes, idling buses near school buildings, and the general air quality around campus. Maybe you’ve noticed drivers coughing more during morning routes, or caught the acrid smell of exhaust when buses line up for afternoon dismissal. ...
