Charging Solutions for Electric HGVs
The shift towards sustainability and eco-friendly technology has accelerated. A major change is occurring in the transportation industry, especially in the logistics of moving goods. Electric Heavy Goods Vehicles (EHGVs) are leading the way, providing a cleaner and more efficient option compared to traditional fossil fuel vehicles.
We assist major transportation and logistics firms in moving from conventional heavy goods vehicles to electric heavy goods vehicles by providing end-to-end electric vehicle charging solutions.
What Are EHGVs?
Electric Heavy Goods Vehicles are essentially commercial trucks and lorries that are powered by electricity instead of diesel or petrol. These vehicles are designed to carry large quantities of goods over long distances but do so in a more environmentally friendly manner. EHGVs come in various shapes and sizes, from large semi-trucks to more compact delivery vans, making them versatile for different types of logistics operations.
Benefits of EHGVs
Electric Heavy Goods Vehicles (EHGVs) present numerous advantages, making them an attractive option for the future of transportation and logistics.
Reduced Emissions
The primary benefit of EHGVs is their potential to drastically reduce emissions associated with goods transportation. By switching to electric power, these vehicles emit zero tailpipe pollutants, significantly lowering the carbon footprint of the logistics and transportation sector.
Lower Operating Costs
Electric vehicles, in general, have lower operating costs compared to traditional diesel-powered vehicles. This is due to the higher efficiency of electric motors and the lower cost of electricity compared to diesel fuel. Additionally, EHGVs have fewer moving parts, leading to reduced maintenance costs over time.
Noise Pollution Reduction
EHGVs operate much more quietly than their diesel alternatives, reducing noise pollution. This is particularly beneficial in urban areas, improving the quality of life for residents and reducing noise-related health impacts.
Our Services Include
Tailored EV Charging
One of the key challenges to the widespread adoption of EHGVs is the lack of charging infrastructure. High-capacity charging stations are required to efficiently recharge large vehicles, and these need to be strategically located along major transportation routes. At Cleaner Group, we specialise in providing tailored EV charging solutions that cater to the specific requirements of your business.
Smart Charging Control
Improve your electric HGVs with our state-of-the-art charging solutions. Our systems optimise charging schedules and energy distribution, prolonging battery life and reducing costs. This guarantees that your vehicles are always prepared for action when you need them.
Ongoing Support & Maintenance
Cleaner Group is dedicated to providing ongoing support for your electric heavy goods vehicles, extending beyond installing your charging stations. We provide thorough maintenance plans and 24/7 assistance to guarantee that your EV charging infrastructure remains fully operational.
Why Choose Cleaner Group?
At Cleaner EV, we recognise that setting up EHGV charging stations comes with challenges, especially the higher initial costs driven by battery technology investment. We’re dedicated to assisting you in your transition to EHGVs by providing comprehensive solutions that encompass infrastructure, charging optimisation, and ongoing maintenance.
We take pride in sharing our knowledge and have been at the forefront of helping various companies recognise the benefits of installing EV charging points. By performing all our site surveys in person, we can customise our solutions to address the specific needs of EHGVs, ensuring we provide the most effective options for our clients.
Scotland
James Jones & Sons Ltd and Scotlog, Timber Haulage
Piloting electric vehicle charging infrastructure at James Jones and Sons Limited and Scotlog, in Scotland to evaluate electrification requirements for timber haulage. As part of the project, which is the first of it's kind in the UK, two Scottish timber companies, James Jones & Sons Ltd and Scotlog Haulage, are partnering with the Volvo Group and Cleaner EV to undertake the demonstrator project, which is being funded by Scottish Forestry.