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Mon, 11 May 2026 · 18:00 – 19:00

Fleet electrification in Scotland

Location:
Online
Region:
Scotland
Community:
Open
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CILT(UK) Fleet electrification in Scotland

The purpose of the presentation is to spread the word about CILT membership with a student audience in mind.

Presenters:

  • George Hobbs, VEV
    Overview of the eHGV landscape, total cost of ownership, and how fleet operators can plan electrification pragmatically.

  • Gavin Lancaster, Dynamon
    Insight into fleet modelling, route analysis and how data helps identify which vehicles can transition today.

  • Representative from Fleete (TBC)
    Perspective on the role of public charging electric truck deployment, charging requirements and operator experience.

  • ScotCharge Consortium member
    Gregory Group TBC

The webinar will explore:

  • Where eHGV technology and total cost of ownership stand today and why adoption is accelerating

Key messages:

  • Electric trucks are rapidly approaching cost parity with diesel and are already viable for many – mini case study

  • Charging and grid constraints are often more manageable than perceived through smart planning and shared infrastructure

  • Early engagement is critical to avoid future bottlenecks in vehicles, power availability and infrastructure

  • Collaboration between public bodies, private operators and infrastructure providers is essential to accelerate adoption in Scotland

The webinar will be educational and evidence-based, designed to give attendees confidence and clarity, not a sales pitch. By the end of the session, attendees will:

  • Understand whether eHGVs could already work within their operations

  • Have clarity on charging options, including depot-based, shared and public infrastructure

  • Know what practical steps SMEs can take now to begin their electrification journey

  • The real-world challenges around charging, grid capacity and depot constraints – and how these can be overcome

  • The role of shared and public charging infrastructure, including the role of the ScotCharge network, in supporting fleet electrification

  • Top tips on how SMEs and others can start their electrification journey now, without committing to large upfront capital expenditure