In the transition to electric, what about power resiliency?

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By Dakoury Godo-Solo

The adoption of electric trucks is on the rise, but as fleets make the transition, the idea of switching from diesel to electricity as a fuel source can raise concerns about reliability in the event of a power outage. Thankfully, this is a manageable challenge on the road to electrification — and one that many industries have experience with navigating. Hospitals, grocery stores and data centers are just a few examples of industries that have extensively explored the question of how to best address power resiliency.

A recent report published by the Environmental Defense Fund takes those lessons learned across industries and compiles them into a guide that can help fleets explore their power resiliency needs and the back-up power solutions available to them.

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