Zero-Emission Fleets: Reconnect 2025

 

Wednesday, March 5, 2025

     Pipe Shop Venue at the Shipyards

     115 Victory Ship Way, North Vancouver, BC

     10am – 3pm 

Early-bird registration is open until December 31, 2024. Ticket prices will increase on January 1, 2025. Join us for  the latest groundbreaking technology, trends and dialogue in fleet electrification. Registered guests will receive a catered lunch and other event perks with admission.

Presenters and exhibitors will be announced as they are confirmed. Do you want to make a presentation or display your products/services? Contact us.

It’s time to reconnect!

Join us for our annual symposium to reconnect with peers and partners. Plug In BC looks forward to hosting you on March 5, 2025, in the beautiful Shipyards District of North Vancouver. Register to learn about the latest industry advances and topics important to fleet electrification, key benefits and opportunities available to your fleet, and the Go Electric rebates provided to businesses and consumers.

This event features panels and presentations, plus unique specialty-use vehicles and charging equipment on display! Hear about the benefits and opportunities available to your fleet, and learn about the Go Electric rebates provided to businesses and consumers.

 

Focusing on Electrifying Medium and Heavy-Duty Fleets

This edition of the forum focuses on real-world examples from local organizations who have gone electric. Presentations will be aligned with the following topics:

Case studies about zero-emissions medium and heavy-duty fleets in waste management and transport: Data-driven insights from real, local stories about building and implementing zero-emission fleet roadmaps.

Plugging in to infrastructure for everyone: Updates on infrastructure projects such as charging hubs, integration with renewable power projects, and how public and private entities can work together.

Experience and Engagement

It’s not all talk, and it’s more than kicking tires. While the event features panel discussions and presentations, attendees can also engage with:

  • Facilitated discussions about key challenges in zero-emission fleet adoption.
  • A diverse range of display vehicles: on-road, off-road, medium and heavy-duty vehicles commonly found in fleets and operations.
  • Zero-emission equipment including mobile battery packs, landscaping equipment, electric cargo bikes and other battery powered solutions.
  • Knowledgeable, innovative vendors and service providers supporting zero-emission infrastructure and maintenance.
  • Networking hubs and catered lunch (for paid attendees).

Western Canada MHD Fleet Electrification Workshop

This is a shoulder-event to Zero-Emission Fleets Reconnect with separate registration (see below).

For fleet managers and other industry actors.

Join Electric Mobility Canada and the North American Council for Freight Efficiency (NACFE) for an in-depth workshop that will dive into the promises and challenges of electric on-road freight transportation.

Learn about:

  • The findings of Run-On-Less: Electric demonstrations, which featured Canadian equipment in Canadian applications.
  • Available grants and industry partners to help fleets electrify.
  • Infrastructure considerations including charging requirements, microgrids, and utility demands.
  • Tools and strategies to manage vehicle range, looking at regenerative braking and beyond.
  • Ways to prepare technicians for electrified vehicles.

The program will include a keynote speaker from NACFE, a panel on MHD Fleet Electrification and roundtable discussions on eight key topics:

  • Class 8 Tractors
  • Medium-Duty Trucks & Vans
  • EV Performance (including Cold Weather)
  • Utilities & the Grid
  • Financial Incentives & Environmental Regulations
  • Charging Systems
  • Regenerative Braking & Operational Changes
  • Technician Training 

Thursday, March 6, 2025

     Wallace Venue at the Shipyards

     #300 – 125 Victory Ship Way, North Vancouver, BC

     9:00am – 12:30pm (arrival by 8:30am)

     Access to this workshop is free, however registration is mandatory.

This workshop is partially funded by Natural Resources Canada.

Presented by Plug In BC. Funded by the BC Ministry of Energy and Climate Solutions.

Plug In BC is a program of the Fraser Basin Council and works in collaboration with government, industry, academic institutions, EV owners, NGOs and utilities to advance the uptake of electric vehicles in British Columbia.

 

 

The time is now to move to zero-emission fleets and operations – with greater return for your business, people and the earth.

Contact

For sponsorship, exhibitor opportunities, and general questions: Balakrishnan Venkata, Program Lead, Zero-Emission Fleets / Go Electric Fleets Program, Plug In BC.
fleets@pluginbc.ca

For sponsor logo submissions, design and marketing questions: Michael Stanyer, Program Lead Communications, Plug In BC. mstanyer@fraserbasin.ca