Photo Credit: Roberto Lazarte
The arrival of 15 Ford F-150 Lightning pickups last year brought SCE closer to its goal of a fully electrified vehicle fleet by 2030.
Photo Credit: Jim Hanggi
Schneider National's electric charging depot in South El Monte has 16 dual-corded charging stations allowing up to 32 trucks to plug in simultaneously.
Photo Credit: Courtesy of BNEF Summit
 and SCE's Erica Bowman (r), managing director of Regulatory Policy.=https://web-fb41a2e7f6baa503.dev2.iprdev.com/_gallery/get_file/?file_id=65cd0ae43d633287eb87b15e&file_ext=.jpg&page_id=65cd032e3d6332880a87c7f2){kind=link}
SCE's Russell Ragsdale, director of Program Management, speaking at the BNEF Summit with moderator Tara Narayan (l) and SCE's Erica Bowman (r), managing director of Regulatory Policy.
An Electric Transmission Superhighway
SCE’s architects of the future grid are busy planning for a rapidly approaching transportation electrification revolution.
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