Electrifying vehicle fleets is no longer a distant goal—it’s happening now in school districts, cities, and campuses across the country. In this episode, we explore what it takes to transition large fleets to all-electric, from financing to infrastructure and community impact. Our guest shares lessons the K-12 perspectives, highlighting challenges and opportunities. Listeners will gain practical insights into how electrification can reduce emissions, improve health outcomes, and reshape the future of community transportation.
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Electrifying vehicle fleets is no longer a distant goal—it’s happening now in school districts, cities, and campuses across the country. In this episode, we explore what it takes to transition large fleets to all-electric, from financing to infrastructure and community impact. Our guest shares lessons the K-12 perspectives, highlighting challenges and opportunities. Listeners will gain practical insights into how electrification can reduce emissions, improve health outcomes, and reshape the future of community transportation.
In this episode, we interview Public Sector Data and Digital Transformation Leader, Natasha Nicolai, who shares lessons from her work as a researcher and team leader working in and for state government. This wide-ranging conversation challenges traditional thinking on public-sector data. We discuss elevating evidence into tangible policy change, leveraging advances in data science to unlock outcomes in the public sector, and the energy and sustainability implications of the AI boom. Her insights offer a compelling exploration of the intersection of technology, sustainability, and innovation that will leave you inspired and ready to accelerate change in your own organization.
Campus Energy and Sustainability Podcast
Electrifying vehicle fleets is no longer a distant goal—it’s happening now in school districts, cities, and campuses across the country. In this episode, we explore what it takes to transition large fleets to all-electric, from financing to infrastructure and community impact. Our guest shares lessons the K-12 perspectives, highlighting challenges and opportunities. Listeners will gain practical insights into how electrification can reduce emissions, improve health outcomes, and reshape the future of community transportation.
