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Phase 1

Review the landscape and gather the team
Step 1 - Learn from existing projects Step 2 - Put together your team and project strategy
Phase 2

Identify what is possible now
Step 3 - Conduct your fleet feasibility analysis Step 4 - Plan out charging infrastructure Step 5 - Create fleet electrification timeline
Phase 3

Create a plan for near-term deployment
Step 6 - Secure project approval Step 7 - Apply for funding Step 8 - Vehicle and equipment procurement
Phase 4

Deploy
Step 9 - Deploy vehicles Step 10 - Track and evaluate project
Phase 5

Expand adoption
Step 11 - Determine phase two for EV transition
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The Journey

Review the landscape and gather the team
Start Phase »

Step 1 - Learn from existing projects

Step 2 - Put together your team and project strategy

Identify what is possible now
Start Phase »

Step 3 - Conduct your fleet feasibility analysis

Step 4 - Plan out charging infrastructure

Step 5 - Create fleet electrification timeline

Create a plan for near-term deployment
Start Phase »

Step 6 - Secure project approval

Step 7 - Apply for funding

Step 8 - Vehicle and equipment procurement

Deploy
Start Phase »

Step 9 - Deploy vehicles

Step 10 - Track and evaluate project

Expand adoption
Start Phase »

Step 11 - Determine phase two for EV transition

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