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Home Courses Electric Cars: Business Course materials Lectures 2.5.1 Case Study Royal Haskoning

2.5.1 Case Study Royal Haskoning

Course subject(s) Module 2. Switching to EV Fleets

Now that we have learnt about all the aspects of managing a fleet, let us look at how it is done in the real world. For this, we have an interview with Sustainable Mobility Consultant Mark Gorter who works at Royal Haskoning DHV. Royal Haskoning DHV is an independent international engineering and project management consultancy. They have a large fleet (600+ vehicles) of which 10% is fully electric and they are aiming to have a complete electric fleet by 2021.

The following topics are discussed:

      • An introduction into Royal Haskoning DHV and their fleet
      • Their reasons to switch to electric vehicles
      • The additional investment required · The business case for driving electric
      • The operational differences in electric and gasoline driven fleets

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