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Forum Mobility has inaugurated its “FM Harbor” electric truck charging depot at the Port of Long Beach, the largest port-based facility of its kind in the world. The fully operational site supports over 200 electric drayage trucks daily, advancing California’s zero-emission freight initiatives. A ribbon-cutting ceremony featured key stakeholders, including representatives from the California Air Resources Board and the Port of Long Beach, highlighting the facility’s role in reducing emissions and improving air quality.
Key Highlights
- State-of-the-art infrastructure: The FM Harbor depot features 19 dual-port and six single-dispenser 360 kW chargers, enabling simultaneous charging for 44 trucks.
- Innovative leasing programs: Forum Mobility offers a Class 8 electric truck leasing program, minimizing upfront costs for truckers while providing affordable charging options.
- Strategic network expansion: Additional depots are under development in South-Central Los Angeles and the Inland Empire, creating a cohesive charging ecosystem for freight routes.
- Major partnerships: Industry leaders like Amazon Global Mile and Talon Logistics have secured reservations at the depots, underscoring the facility’s market demand.
- Support from Climate United and Elemental Impact: Climate United is investing $250 million in up to 500 Class 8 electric trucks, leveraging grants to reduce cost barriers for small fleets. Elemental Impact contributed to development costs and community engagement efforts.
Forum Mobility’s FM Harbor depot is a model for scaling heavy-duty electric trucking infrastructure nationwide. By combining innovative leasing solutions with a robust charging network, the company addresses cost barriers and operational challenges for fleets transitioning to zero-emission transportation. This effort aligns with California’s ambitious clean energy goals, while fostering economic growth and improving air quality.
For more details on Forum Mobility and its initiatives, visit forummobility.com.
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