The City of Orlando’s Fleet & Facilities Management Division is taking steps to harness energy from the sun to power electric vehicles and buildings.
These solar generators with light towers can power equipment and illuminate remote areas.
The name change reflects the Company’s continued commitment to lead the world to clean mobility.
The solar array can produce between 3 and 5 KW of DC power depending on the panels used.
The charger is deployed adjacent to San Luis Obispo City Hall and includes an emergency power panel that can be used by first responders.
Geotab has added the TT600 solar-powered asset tracker by Flex to its marketplace platform to provide fleet managers with near real-time, detailed tracking information about trailers, containers, and generators, the telematics provider announced.
The City of Pittsburgh is expanding its electric vehicle (EV) charging options with the addition of five transportable solar-powered EV charging stations.
The City of Orlando fleet has reduced energy consumption in its 70,000-square-foot maintenance facility by 29.5%. This was done through various facility updates, including the installation of a photovoltaic array.
The City of Columbus, Ohio, has installed solar panels on its fleet facility to provide power for the building. Government Fleet spoke with Kelly Reagan, administrator for the City, about this project and how it benefits the City and the fleet department.
The 417-kilowatt solar array is estimated to save the City $800,000 in energy costs over its 25-year life.
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