Why Trust Black & Veatch for Sustainable Transportation
Transportation leaders are rethinking travel and transit to embrace our new mobility, which centers on sustainable, cost-effective ways to transport goods and people.
As a leader in zero-emission vehicle infrastructure, Black & Veatch is at the forefront of transportation evolution. We deploy the newest charging, fueling, communications, and energy storage technologies that validate transformational clean mobility solutions and meet return-on-investment goals.
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Charging Infrastructure Deployment for National Logistics Fleet
A national logistics company awarded Black & Veatch a contract for 50 US sites, featuring hundreds of chargers, to support their fleet of electric delivery vans. The company plans, implements, and controls the movement and storage of goods and services across the globe for consumption. They are working to achieve their sustainability and zero-emission goals by 2030 and 2040.
Black & Veatch delivers mobile education solutions to bridge the digital equity divide
Goodwill Industries is a nonprofit organization that provides job training, employment placement services and other community-based programs for people who have barriers to their employment, commonly including the lack of digital equity. To ensure true digital equity, everyone needs access to information and communication technologies and the knowledge to properly use them.
Electric Island: Providing the Pathway to Carbon-Free Trucking
In a sector accelerating toward decarbonization for the long haul, Electric Island, located near Daimler Trucks North America’s (DTNA) headquarters in Portland, Oregon, showcases how to power electric vans, trucks and buses today, and will also serve as grounds for innovation and testing.
Transit Electrification for the Town of Vail, Colorado
When the Town of Vail looked at transitioning from diesel to alternative fuel buses, they looked to Black & Veatch, a leader in high-power electric vehicle charging infrastructure deployment.
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Three things to know as demand for mobile workforce development solutions grows in our communities
Many Americans face employment barriers, including low computer literacy, unreliable transportation and lack of internet access. Simultaneously, employers are struggling to fill open positions with qualified candidates.
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