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In this episode, "Zero Emission Cutaways: The Hurdles and Opportunities" of the "Transition to Zero" podcast with Jared Schnader, Joe Meer and Frank Dopp provide a comprehensive overview of the battery electric cutaway market. They delve into their research findings on the state of the industry, its potential, and the associated challenges. Meer, the Director of Cooperative Purchasing Programs at Basin Transit, and Dopp, the COO of Fleet Maintenance Specialists, highlight that while the market is still in its early stages, it is growing rapidly, with several vendors emerging with innovative battery-electric cutaways.
The duo also shares their insights on the market's challenges, including high vehicle costs, a lack of charging infrastructure, and the need for more standardized components. However, they also spotlight numerous opportunities, such as increasing demand for zero-emission vehicles, the burgeoning field of battery technology, and potential governmental incentives.
The conversation further extends to include the state of the electric bus market, the hurdles and potentials of zero-emission cutaways, and the importance of collaboration and information sharing within the industry to overcome the prevailing challenges.
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In this episode, "Zero Emission Cutaways: The Hurdles and Opportunities" of the "Transition to Zero" podcast with Jared Schnader, Joe Meer and Frank Dopp provide a comprehensive overview of the battery electric cutaway market. They delve into their research findings on the state of the industry, its potential, and the associated challenges. Meer, the Director of Cooperative Purchasing Programs at Basin Transit, and Dopp, the COO of Fleet Maintenance Specialists, highlight that while the market is still in its early stages, it is growing rapidly, with several vendors emerging with innovative battery-electric cutaways.
The duo also shares their insights on the market's challenges, including high vehicle costs, a lack of charging infrastructure, and the need for more standardized components. However, they also spotlight numerous opportunities, such as increasing demand for zero-emission vehicles, the burgeoning field of battery technology, and potential governmental incentives.
The conversation further extends to include the state of the electric bus market, the hurdles and potentials of zero-emission cutaways, and the importance of collaboration and information sharing within the industry to overcome the prevailing challenges.
Key Takeaways
Questions Covered During the Discussion
Discussion Highlights