Manufacturers

Eaton Expands Education to Accelerate Fleet Electrification

Eaton Expands Education to Accelerate Fleet Electrification

PITTSBURGH – Intelligent power management Eaton expanded its education and testing centers to demonstrate breakthrough solutions accelerating sustainable fleets in Pittsburgh, Houston, and Marshall, Michigan. As electrification and the energy transition have a cascading impact on infrastructure, Eaton provides real-world application environments to help fleet owners and vehicle OEMs understand the latest innovations and best practices, establishing scalable, affordable, and reliable power for fleet electrification.

With more than half of fleets planning to decarbonize by 2027, industry education plays an important role to help avoid the hidden costs of fleet electrification. Recently, Eaton showcased how it’s accelerating vehicle electrification from the vehicle to infrastructure at ACT Expo 2024.

“To successfully electrify fleets, it’s critical to implement flexible charging infrastructure that addresses future needs and industry education is vital to make that happen,” said Paul Ryan, general manager of Connected Solutions and EV Charging at Eaton. “We’re simplifying fleet electrification by providing the entire infrastructure solution and hands-on training our customers need to implement safe, reliable and sustainable charging.”

Eaton Experience Centers in Pittsburgh and Houston provide a controlled environment for visitors to engage with real-world fleet charging applications to understand and enable the application of smart, scalable infrastructure. At the Experience Centers, visitors can interact with Eaton’s end-to-end electrical distribution solutions for fleet charging applications including safety switches, transformers and panelboards that establish a reliable electrical backbone for fleet charging. Plus, the Eaton Proving Grounds campus in Marshall, Michigan, is undergoing sizable vehicle electrification expansions, providing customers with a lab-validated environment to perform testing and training on critical EV and charging infrastructure systems and components.

To learn more about fleet electrification, tune in to an upcoming webinar featuring Eaton.

Tagged with ,

Comment on the story

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *