Fleet Electrification
Large fleet owners including utilities and government agencies are leading implementers of the transition to electric vehicles. Robust electrification programs are a key strategy to reduce carbon footprints and meet clean energy goals.
To support this energy transition, Leidos has developed strategic electrification plans, performed distribution design services, coordinated large-scale electric vehicle (EV) supply equipment project rollouts, and managed complex project construction and installation work. Additionally, Leidos has built strong relationships with some of the largest EV infrastructure vendors and installers from across the country.
Planning for EVs at National Grid
National Grid is one of the largest investor-owned energy companies in the United States, providing energy to more than 20 million people throughout New York and Massachusetts. National Grid recognized that it plays a critical role in transforming energy infrastructure with smarter, cleaner, and more resilient solutions to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. They worked with Leidos to develop a plan to convert their light duty vehicle fleet to electric vehicles (EV) by 2030.
Learn how Leidos supported National Grid's decarbonization efforts
How the DOE is Preparing for Fleet Electrification
Leidos recently delivered a comprehensive EV charging infrastructure plan to the Department of Energy’s Hanford nuclear cleanup site for over 1,800 vehicles operating on more than 580 square miles of rural, austere terrain in central Washington state.
Learn how this electrification roadmap is helping Hanford transition to a fully zero-emissions fleet by 2035
, Leidos VP, Energy InfrastructureGovernment fleet leaders are looking to understand the best ways to continue to achieve their fleet’s mission while advancing to newer technologies.
To meet the requirements of the Executive Order on Catalyzing Clean Energy Industries and Jobs Through Federal Sustainability, all federal agencies with at least 20 operational vehicles are working to transition to a fully zero-emissions fleet by 2027. In a recent article on GovExec, industry experts from Leidos delve into the key challenges agencies face in fleet electrification and how Leidos is delivering unique and secure energy infrastructure transformation capabilities.
Read how Leidos is helping federal agencies achieve this critical mission
Electrifying the Mission
The Executive Order on Catalyzing Clean Energy Industries and Jobs Through Federal Sustainability requires all federal agencies with at least 20 vehicles to transition to a fully zero-emissions fleet by 2027. This effort will require considerable infrastructure transformation. Learn how Leidos is helping federal agencies achieve their fleet electrification goals.
