The industrial real estate landlord has installed new electric truck charging stations in Los Angeles County.
It’s not just the passenger vehicle market that is increasingly going electric: Commercial vehicle operators are also making the move to zero-emission electric trucks for their hauling needs, spurred on by both government regulations and private sector sustainability targets.
That’s why one of the largest industrial real estate landlords in the world, Prologis, is investing in new electric vehicle infrastructure meant to ease the transition to net zero for its supply chain and logistics tenants. This week, Prologis unveiled that it has installed electric truck charging stations at two Los Angeles County facilities occupied by warehousing and distribution company Performance Team, which is in the process of converting its trucking fleet to electric vehicles. ..
...moreThat’s why one of the largest industrial real estate landlords in the world, Prologis, is investing in new electric vehicle infrastructure meant to ease the transition to net zero for its supply chain and logistics tenants. This week, Prologis unveiled that it has installed electric truck charging stations at two Los Angeles County facilities occupied by warehousing and distribution company Performance Team, which is in the process of converting its trucking fleet to electric vehicles. ..
RSK: Yup, that`s California for you. Two things come to mind. Technology changes in a heartbeat. Your Windows Vista or 10 is no longer supported. So, all the charging stations will still be viable 5 years from now?
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