Ben Fletcher took over as chief executive at business group Logistics UK at the end of the last year. Now, after nine months in the role, we sat down with him to discover his initial impressions of the logistics industry, his ambitions for the organisation and the industry at large, and what lies ahead in the future for the sector
Workplace or depot charging can be a significant investment, so getting it right is essential. But what do fleet operators need to consider to avoid over-investing in infrastructure while ensuring vehicles have the energy they need to get the job done?
From understanding vehicle use and calculating total cost of ownership, to planning charging infrastructure and running trials, we look at how to develop an evidence-based EV strategy to ensure a smooth transition without taking unnecessary risk
Paul Hollick, chair, Association of Fleet Professionals, reflects on the growth of shared charging in London.
The government has launched a consultation on changes to the Zero Emission Vehicle Mandate, opening the conversation once again on how quickly manufacturers should be required to shift away from petrol and diesel – and what that means for fleets and the wider industry
Cenex’s Greg Payne explores how integrated DC energy hubs combining solar, battery storage, smart controls and bidirectional charging could help fleets reduce energy costs and maximise existing infrastructure

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Bethany Windsor, Logistics UK
With logistics facing rapid change driven by technology, decarbonisation and evolving supply chains, Bethany Windsor of Logistics UK argues that skills reform must give employers greater flexibility to upskill and reskill their workforces
Jonathan Murray, Zemo Partnership
Jonathan Murray, Managing Director of the Zemo Partnership, shares his thoughts on the ZEV Mandate consultation
EV Rally 2024
The 2026 GREENFLEET EV Rally gets under way this September, with a clear mission to bust myths and misinformation surrounding electric vehicles, while putting the vehicles and charging infrastructure to the test across more than 1,000 miles