News & Insights

Updates from Camber on all things EV fleet charging.

Article, Interview

Most fleet electrification planning focuses on vehicles, funding, and power capacity. Far less attention goes to what happens after the chargers are energized, which is where reliability is actually won or lost.  To capture what that looks like in practice, we sat down with Michael ...
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Press Release

Overhead charging at Expo Center and Goodnight Ranch extends Camber’s partnership with Austin’s transit agency beyond the depot and onto the route. AUSTIN, Texas — CapMetro, the Central Texas region’s leading public transportation provider, recently celebrated the full launch of its Rapid 800 and Rapid ...
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Article, Interview

A practical guide for transportation directors, CBOs, and school administrators navigating the transition to electric fleet charging. Why Schools Are Going Electric School districts across the country are making the shift to electric vehicles, and it’s not just buses. While electric school buses are the ...
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Article

UC Irvine’s plan to electrify its shuttle fleet had all the right elements. They had the funding. They had the backing of the trustees. And they enjoyed a reputation as a “green school.” But when they experienced deployment delays, the university faced public blowback from ...
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Article

Bottom line: your campus sustainability goals need to be met. Now comes the challenge of putting your budget where it’ll do the most good. And with funding coming from increasingly unreliable sources, due to declining enrollment and ever-shifting alumni donations, the stakes are higher than ...
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Article, Takeaways

There’s a specific kind of dread that sets in when a fleet manager calls a support line that used to answer and gets a disconnected number instead. The bus, the delivery van, the dealership charger out front, whatever it is, the vehicle is fine. The ...
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Article

If you’re leading a transit fleet through electrification, you already know the vehicle side of this equation. You’ve evaluated range, duty cycles, battery warranties, maybe even wrestled with the 30C tax credit timeline. Charging infrastructure, by comparison, has probably felt like a secondary decision, a line ...
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Article

Zero-emission mandates are moving faster than most transit agencies can build the infrastructure to support them. Boards are approving electric bus purchases while operations teams are still trying to figure out who keeps the chargers running two years from now. That gap is where most ...
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