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JEA Launches Fleet Vehicle Electrification Program
2023-07-14
JACKSONVILLE – To help further reduce tailpipe emissions in Northeast Florida, JEA has launched a fleet vehicle electrification program aimed at supporting commercial customers transitioning to electric vehicles (EVs).
The JEA Fleet Electrification Program, in collaboration with its implementation contractor, Resource Innovations, supports commercial customers that have interest in electrifying. The program is open to fleets of all sizes.
“At JEA, we are always looking to balance reliable and affordable service while also staying true to our commitment to be an environmental steward,” said JEA Managing Director and CEO Jay Stowe. “This collaboration brings together our strengths and resources, enabling JEA to provide viable and lasting solutions for our customers.”
The new program gives JEA and its commercial customers the necessary tools and engineering advice to help develop a comprehensive fleet conversion plan. Program service offerings include a free total cost of ownership calculator tool with direct access to a fleet electrification expert. JEA’s goal is to help customers create an actionable fleet conversion plan that may be implemented over time. Collaboration between the customer and JEA on the plan results in clear expectations of costs, utility infrastructure availability, and timing. And, because customers may need help implementing the conversion plans, additional engineering support is available.
The JEA Fleet Electrification Program serves multiple purposes. JEA will provide the businesses with the consultative engineering advice they need, as well as the utility infrastructure guidance that is necessary to determine project costs and timelines. JEA will capture future load growth and logistics information that is essential for the utility to accurately plan and build necessary electric grid improvements. Fleets with on-road vehicles, such as transit vans, school buses, pick-ups, passenger vehicles and more, gain access to expertise and resources, ensuring efficient infrastructure deployment. This collaborative approach facilitates timely implementation, enabling fleets to swiftly realize the benefits of EV adoption.
As a testament to its commitment, JEA's own fleet is leading by example and will be the first to finalize a fleet conversion plan through the new program.
Commercial customers, including fleets, are eligible for rebates from JEA when they install EV charging equipment. Participants in the Fleet Electrification Program may also qualify for make-ready incentives from JEA.
"We are thrilled to collaborate with JEA’s Fleet Electrification Program," said Kelly Helfrich, VP of transportation electrification at Resource Innovations. "By combining our expertise and resources, we will empower utility customers to transition their fleets to electric – whether it be a small fleet of pizza delivery vehicles, or a large fleet with a mix of light and medium- to heavy-duty vehicles. This program ensures the utility is brought in early on fleet electrification planning efforts, which will lead to a more optimized transportation system."
For more information about the JEA Fleet Electrification Program, please visit jea.com/fleetelectrification or contact JEAfleetEV@jea.com.
About JEA
JEA is a not-for-profit, community-owned utility that provides safe, reliable and affordable services to more than one million customers across four Northeast Florida counties. JEA is not owned by investors. It was created by the City of Jacksonville to meet the electricity and water needs of those who live in Jacksonville and surrounding communities. JEA’s 2,000+ workforce is dedicated to ensuring the demands of its customers are met, both today and for generations to come, while protecting our precious natural resources and supporting our region’s growth and economic development.
About Resource Innovations
Resource Innovations is a nimble yet powerful organization offering software-enabled clean energy services for utilities as well as commercial, industrial, and residential energy consumers. Building on their 20-year history, their experts design and implement leading-edge solutions to support the rapidly changing industry through the clean energy transition. Resource Innovations is a women-led portfolio company of BV Investment Partners, one of the oldest and most experienced sector-focused private equity firms in North America. The company leverages diversity across its team to accelerate energy innovation and make clean and sustainable energy more available, accessible, and affordable.
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JEA’s Fleet Electrification program offers commercial customers with JEA electric service an opportunity to convert their existing vehicle fleets to electric by assisting them with the development of their comprehensive fleet conversion plan.