• Mobilizing the Future of Fleets Podcast: Episode 5, Transportation Trends and Alternative Energy FAQs

  • Jul 8 2024
  • Length: 16 mins
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Mobilizing the Future of Fleets Podcast: Episode 5, Transportation Trends and Alternative Energy FAQs

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  • Join us for the insightful discussion of Episode 5 of our "Mobilizing the Future of Fleets" Podcast where Barney Goffer covers:

    • The comprehensive responses to pressing questions on electric vehicles (EVs) and the future of transportation - Addressing inquiries from enterprise and small customers across key territories
    • An exploration of whether EVs are 'dirtier' than internal combustion engine (ICE) counterparts, availability of battery production materials, and challenges of charging infrastructure distribution
    • A discussion on total cost of ownership for EVs compared to petrol/diesel vehicles and potential of green hydrogen - Insights into timescales for achieving a fully zero-emission transportation sector and the future of petrol/diesel vehicles by 2050
    • An engaging dialogue navigating complexities of the evolving automotive industry for a greener, more sustainable future for transportation
    • Featuring Professor Colin Herron CBE from Newcastle University, UK

    Host:

    • Barney Goffer, Teletrac Navman - Host & Product Manager - Fleet Energy Solutions

    Guests:

    • Professor Colin Herron CBE - Newcastle University - Professor of Practice
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