Maintaining Momentum: Why Leading Fleets Continue to Invest in Sustainable Transportation

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The fleets that moved early on cleaner vehicles have now been operating them long enough to know what works. Many are still expanding those programs, not because of emissions targets alone, but because they reduce operating costs, strengthen energy resilience, improve asset utilization, and meet customer expectations.

On Thursday, September 24, ACT News broadcasted live from the WSP office in Manhattan during Climate Week NYC with the executives running those programs.

Watch the recording to learn how these leading fleets are evaluating low- and zero-emission vehicle investments in today’s market, where the economics are working, where they still fall short, and what they have learned while moving from pilot projects to larger deployments across complex operations.

The discussion drew on WSP’s fleet advisory experience and findings from the State of Sustainable Fleets Market Brief, an annual, technology-neutral assessment of the clean commercial transportation market informed by hundreds of fleet professionals with real-world deployment experience.

Shantelle Dreamer

Senior Vice President, National Clean Transportation Practice Lead

WSP

Bill Combs

Senior Vice President, Sustainability and Partnership Strategy

Penske

Keith Kerman

Chief Fleet Officer, Deputy Commissioner

NYC DCAS

Alexa Branco

Director of Energy & Sustainability

NFI

John Wesley Heaton IV

Lead Consultant, Sustainable Transportation Planning

WSP

Adam Orth

U.S. Head of Fleet, SCM Mobility Services

Siemens