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ABM Expands EV Infrastructure Capabilities to Service Fleets

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ABM is expanding its capabilities and focus to serve comprehensive fleet electrification, as eCommerce, distribution, last mile, airports, stadiums, municipal and public transit clients seek to scale the electrification of their fleets over the coming years.With over 30,000 EV ports installed nationwide, ABM is a leader in eMobility and energy infrastructure solutions.

ABM showcased its fleet electrification solutions at the Advanced Clean Transportation Expo May 20 through 23 in Las Vegas.As a strategic partner for facility operators across the U.S., ABM is developing its solution offerings to support scalable electrification for both commercial and public infrastructure fleets through five operating essentials for optimal fleet performance: 

• Design, engineering, and installation

• Onsite, predictive, and proactive maintenance

• Enhanced network reliability

• Hardware interoperability

• Microgrids and power resiliency and storage

“Fleet managers are increasingly relying on ABM for seamless EV integration and reliable uptime,” says Mark Hawkinson, president of Technical Solutions at ABM. “One of our priorities as a solutions-based company is to prepare our clients for the future of business as needs, technology, and demand continue to evolve. Our growing portfolio of eMobility infrastructure and power solutions reflects the future of transportation.”

“EV integration looks different for every fleet. Modern day fleets face a wide range of economic, operational, environmental, and regulatory pressures, so their eMobility partners must bring the solutions that meet today’s demands, while ensuring their fleets remain future proof and ultimately delivering measurable ROI,” says Satish Jayaram, senior vice President of eMobility at ABM. “ABM offers a unique EV ecosystem designed to deliver unmatched reliability, sustained efficiency, and continuous service improvements that our fleet clients expect.”


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