When selecting a generator, the focus often tends to revolve around power requirements, but in emergency situations, another key factor should not be overlooked — generator runtime.
Public fleet managers anticipate new challenges in skyrocketing fuel prices, additional vehicle and parts delivery delays, higher vehicle costs, and even increased cyberattacks.
The Colonial Pipeline hack disrupted fuel supply for much of the East Coast in May, causing some fleets to scramble to ensure essential vehicles had enough fuel. Find out how several fleet managers reacted to the disruption and what they learned about preparedness for future events.
Public fleets in the Southwest are taking action to make sure the fuel disruption doesn't severely affect their operations.
Cost effectiveness, emergency fueling needs, and agreements with vendors and other public agencies are some important factors to consider.
Three fleets share their mobile maintenance stories and best practices.
The device will provide emergency power that can survive flooding to over nine feet.
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