WattEV, a leader in zero-emission freight transport, was recently honored by the Alliance to Save Energy for its significant contributions to energy efficiency in transportation. Recognized as the Transportation and Infrastructure Star of Energy Efficiency, WattEV's work in developing a robust electric truck charging network and promoting the use of electric trucks across the U.S. was highlighted during the 2024 Stars of Energy Efficiency Awards. This recognition underscores the company's innovative efforts to reduce emissions in the freight industry, setting an example for broader adoption of clean energy solutions. Key Highlights: WattEV received the Transportation and Infrastructure Star of Energy Efficiency Award from the Alliance to Save Energy. The award recognizes WattEV's vision in establishing a commercial electric truck charging network. WattEV launched a Truck-as-a-Service (TaaS) program, offering accessible electric truck options to individuals and small fleets. WattEV's goal is to operate 100 charging stations and have 12,000 electric trucks on the road by 2030. The award, presented at the 2024 Stars of Energy Efficiency Awards Dinner in Washington, D.C., acknowledges WattEV's efforts in expanding the use of electric trucks and building infrastructure to support zero-emission freight transport. The company's CEO, Salim Youssefzadeh, expressed his gratitude, noting, "We are humbled and honored by this national recognition of our company's efforts to increase transportation energy efficiency." About WattEV's Commitment Founded to accelerate the transition to zero-emission trucking, WattEV focuses on creating an accessible infrastructure that helps reduce emissions and lower operating costs for fleet operators. The company currently operates six charging depots in Southern California and has plans to expand to 15 more sites. By 2035, WattEV aims to have 100 charging stations in operation and over 12,000 electric trucks on the road, surpassing industry projections. Through its Truck-as-a-Service program, WattEV is paving the way for broader access to electric trucking, empowering individuals and small businesses to transition to greener, more efficient transport options. For more information, visit www.WattEV.com.

WattEV Recognized for Advancing Energy Efficiency

WattEV, a leader in zero-emission freight transport, was recently honored by the Alliance to Save Energy for its significant contributions to energy efficiency in transportation. Recognized as the Transportation and Infrastructure Star of Energy Efficiency, WattEV’s work in developing a robust electric truck charging network and promoting the use of electric trucks across the U.S. was highlighted during the 2024 Stars of Energy Efficiency Awards.

This recognition underscores the company’s innovative efforts to reduce emissions in the freight industry, setting an example for broader adoption of clean energy solutions.

Key Highlights:

  • WattEV received the Transportation and Infrastructure Star of Energy Efficiency Award from the Alliance to Save Energy.
  • The award recognizes WattEV’s vision in establishing a commercial electric truck charging network.
  • WattEV launched a Truck-as-a-Service (TaaS) program, offering accessible electric truck options to individuals and small fleets.
  • WattEV’s goal is to operate 100 charging stations and have 12,000 electric trucks on the road by 2030.

The award, presented at the 2024 Stars of Energy Efficiency Awards Dinner in Washington, D.C., acknowledges WattEV’s efforts in expanding the use of electric trucks and building infrastructure to support zero-emission freight transport. The company’s CEO, Salim Youssefzadeh, expressed his gratitude, noting, “We are humbled and honored by this national recognition of our company’s efforts to increase transportation energy efficiency.”

About WattEV’s Commitment

Founded to accelerate the transition to zero-emission trucking, WattEV focuses on creating an accessible infrastructure that helps reduce emissions and lower operating costs for fleet operators. The company currently operates six charging depots in Southern California and has plans to expand to 15 more sites. By 2035, WattEV aims to have 100 charging stations in operation and over 12,000 electric trucks on the road, surpassing industry projections.

Through its Truck-as-a-Service program, WattEV is paving the way for broader access to electric trucking, empowering individuals and small businesses to transition to greener, more efficient transport options.

For more information, visit www.WattEV.com.

Sign up for our popular daily email to catch all the latest EV news!

Avatar photo
The EV Report

The EV Report is a digital platform dedicated to the global electric vehicle industry. It is a product of Hagman Media Group, and its mission is to inform, engage, and connect industry professionals and EV enthusiasts with relevant news and insights.