Our members

A.P. Moller - Maersk is an integrated container logistics company working to connect and simplify its customers’ supply chains. As the global leader in shipping services, the company operates in 130 countries and employs about 95,000 people. Maersk is aiming to reach net zero emissions by 2040 with new technology, new vessels, and new fuels. Watch their announcement video here.

ABB is a leading global technology company based in Switzerland, specialising in electrification, robotics, automation and motion. Through its technologies, ABB energises the transformation of society and industry to achieve a more productive, sustainable future. As an EV100 member, ABB will electrify its fleet of 11,000 vehicles where economically and technically feasible by 2030.

AEON Mall is a Japanese shopping mall developer with operations across Asia. The company is committed to supporting EV uptake by its customers, and has already installed over 1,000 charging points across 80 locations in Japan. Read more about their progress in this case study.

AGL Energy is one of Australia's leading energy companies, supplying energy and other services to more than 3.7 million customer accounts. AGL operates the largest electricity portfolio in Australia's National Electricity Market and is also the country's leading private investor in renewable energy. As an EV100 member, AGL will transition its fleet of just over 400 vehicles to EV by 2030.

Airport Authority Hong Kong is responsible for the operation and development of Hong Kong International Airport. Under EV100, it has committed to transition its fleet of over 3,300 vehicles to EV, targeting 100% light duty airside vehicles to be EV by 2022 and airside vans, mini-buses and bus fleet to be EV by 2024. AAHK will also provide charging at public car parks for the airport community and passengers.

The Allianz Group is a global financial services provider with services predominantly in the insurance and asset management business. 126 million retail and corporate clients in more than 70 countries rely on our knowledge, global presence, financial strength and solidity. In fiscal year 2021 over 155,000 employees worldwide achieved total revenues of 149 billion euros and an operating profit of 13.4 billion euros.

An Post, a leading Irish company, is the market leader in the provision of letter, parcels and logistics services. As an EV100 member, An Post is committing to switch 3,600 vehicles to zero emission vehicles. From 2030, all Irish cities will have zero emissions vehicles delivering letters and parcels; the first country in the world to achieve this.

APCOA Parking Group is a leading parking operator across the UK and Europe. Under EV100, the Group will commence installing charging at its sites in the UK and Ireland, before rolling out to all other countries. It will also switch its fleet, including vans and buses to electric by 2030 and install charging to encourage EV uptake for its 5,000 employees.

Arcadis is the world's leading company delivering data-driven sustainable design, engineering and consultancy solutions for natural and built assets. We are more than 36,000 architects, data analysts, designers, engineers, project planners, water management, and sustainability experts, all driven by our passion for improving quality of life. As part of our commitment to accelerating a planet positive future, we work with our clients to make sustainable project choices.

ASKUL Corporation is a Japanese e-commerce company offering a wide variety of products to households and companies across Japan. Through its wholly owned subsidiary and delivery arm ASKUL LOGIST, it will transition its 200+ vehicles to EV by 2030.

Astara is an innovative mobility and multicultural company always looking ahead. We offer our clients a broad portfolio of products and services, allowing them to choose how they want to move according to their needs. A global company with presence in 19 countries in Europe, Latin America, and Southeast Asia. Astara commits to switching its fleet of over 1,200 vehicles to EV by 2030 and install charging points for staff and customers.

AstraZeneca is a UK-headquartered global, science-led biopharmaceutical business that focuses on the discovery, development and commercialisation of prescription medicines, with operations across the globe. AstraZeneca strengthened its EV100 commitment in 2020 by bringing forward its target to electrify its directly controlled fleet to the end of 2025, from its original 2030 commitment. AstraZeneca is also a member of EP100 and RE100.

Austrian Post is the largest postal and logistics company in Austria. As part of EV100, Austrian Post has committed to convert 100% of its last mile fleet (up to 3.5t) of currently 8,300 vehicles in Austria to zero-emission by 2030 and already procures no internal combustion engine vehicles for its last mile vehicle fleet. Read more about their progress in our 2021 case study.

Aviva is the UK’s leading insurer and across its core markets of UK, Ireland and Canada and has 18 million customers. As part of its EV100 commitment, Aviva’s entire fleet in Ireland and the UK will be EV by end of 2025, and in Canada and across global operations by end 2027 at the latest.  Aviva will also invest in public and onsite charging infrastructure.

Aéroports de Montréal is responsible for the management, operation and development of YUL Montréal-Trudeau International Airport and YMX International Aerocity of Mirabel in Canada. Under EV100, the organisation will switch its 79 vehicles to electric by 2030 and install charging for employees and customers to use at both of its airport sites.

Babor is an internationally leading, family-run professional cosmetics brand from Germany, with more than 60 years of skincare expertise. Production at its headquarters in Aachen has been CO2 neutral since 2014 and Babor has been a strong advocate for e-mobility for years. The company already has charging stations at its headquarters. Now, through its EV100 commitment, Babor is dedicated to switching its fleet of vehicles over to EV by 2030, and require EVs in its service contracts.

Baidu, headquartered in China, is one of the world’s leading IT companies, as well as leading on artificial intelligence and autonomous EV technology. Under EV100, it has committed to transition its fleet to EV and install charging to support EV uptake by staff. Baidu already uses electric buses for staff transit at its campuses.

Bank of America is one of the world’s leading financial institutions and is committed to helping in the transition to a low-carbon future. The company supports EV uptake by offering more than 200 charging points in the U.S., U.K. and other countries for employees, and is installing charging stations at financial centres across the U.S. to be used by employees and customers.

Barclays is a British universal bank. As an EV100 member, Barclays is committing to transition its global vehicle fleet, of approximately 2,700 vehicles to EVs by 2030, with an interim target of 100% EV in the UK by 2025. Our ambition will be 100% EV, but we will transition to ultra-low emissions vehicles (ULEV), where EVs are not viable.

Bayer is a leading Life Science company with a more than 150-year history and core competencies in the areas of health care and agriculture. With our innovative products, we are contributing to finding solutions to some of the major challenges of our time, driven by our vision “Health for all, Hunger for none”. As an EV100 member, Bayer will transition 26,000 vehicles to electric wherever technically and economically feasible.

BT Group is a UK-based telecommunications company. BT Group has a fleet of approximately 30,000 vehicles, ranging from cars to heavy duty vehicles, including 28,000 in its Openreach network engineering business. The company aims to convert its vehicles to EV where it is the best technical and economic solution and will pursue other ultra-low emission solutions where EVs are not viable. BT Group has also partnered with the Climate Group on the UK Electric Fleets Coalition.

Capgemini, an organisation of 270,000 in nearly 50 countries, is a global leader in partnering with companies to transform and manage their business by harnessing the power of technology and is guided every day by its purpose of unleashing human energy through technology for an inclusive and sustainable future.  It is committed to being a net-zero business by 2030 and is a member of RE100 also.

Centrica is one the UK’s largest energy providers for businesses and consumers. Under EV100, Centrica has committed to convert 100% of its fleet of ~9,000 vehicles (<3.5t) to zero-emission by 2030.

Chalet Hotels Limited (CHL) owns, develops and manages high-end hotels in key metro cities in India. It will transition 100% of the vehicle fleet deployed across the properties in the portfolio to electric vehicles by 2025. Further, all Chalet properties will be equipped with EV Charging points for both staff and guests.

Christchurch Airport, based on New Zealand’s South Island, welcomes more than six million passengers every year. Under EV100, the airport is committed to transitioning its vehicle fleet to EV by 2030 as well as installing charging for staff and customers.  It also hosts ‘Yoogo’ – an EV sharing scheme for community use – and is challenging other businesses to commit to EVs.

Chunghwa Telecom(CHT) is the largest integrated telecommunication service provider in Taiwan, with leading offerings in domestic and international fixed communication, mobile communication, broadband, and internet services. CHT has been actively involved in Sustainable Development Goals(SDGs) initiatives. The Company aims to realize its ambitions and implement full scale ESG by upholding the highest standards of governance principles with legalized governance framework. As an EV100 member, CHT will electrify its fleet of 6,000 vehicles where technically feasible.

CLP Group, headquartered in Hong Kong, is one of the largest investor-owned power businesses in Asia Pacific with investment across the region. As an EV100 member, CLP is committed to switching its fleet of nearly 1,000 vehicles to EV by 2030, where realistically feasible. It will also encourage EV uptake by staff by installing appropriate charging infrastructure at workplaces across its operating regions by 2030.

Coca Cola Europacific Partners (CCEP) makes, sells and distributes some the world's leading brands and wide choice of high quality drinks and is the world's largest independent Coca Cola bottler by revenue. To deliver against their net zero by 2040 ambition, CCEP aims to transition its own vehicle fleet approximately 8,000 vehicles to electric vehicles, wherever realistically possible, or ultra-low emission vehicles where EVs are not viable by 2030. CCEP also aims to offer workplace charging for its employees and make it easier for them to charge electric vehicles at home, at work and on-the-go.

Costain is a British-based smart infrastructure solutions provider, delivering integrated leading edge solutions to meet national needs across the UK’s energy, water, transportation and defence markets. As a member, Costain is transitioning its fleet of over 2,600 vehicles to EV and installing charging for staff at its permanent office sites and relevant infrastructure project sites.

Currys is a British multinational electrical and telecommunications retailer and services company. As an EV100 member, the company will build on its existing progress and transition to EVs across its fleet of over 450 vehicles subject to developments and advances in EV supply, technological advances and charging infrastructure. Currys will also install charging at 20 workplace locations to support EV uptake by staff.

Dalmia Cement is a leading Indian cement company headquartered in New Delhi. The company has committed to transitioning its fleet to electric vehicles, including 10% of its fleet above 7.5t. The company is also supporting EV uptake by its staff by installing charging points across all its plants, corporate offices and depots.

Danfoss, headquartered in Denmark, engineers and manufactures energy efficient technologies that enable reduced energy consumption and efficient resource use. Danfoss is committed to transitioning its light- and heavy-duty vehicle fleet to zero-emission vehicles. From 2030 in advanced markets and from 2035 in all other markets, Danfoss will only purchase zero-emission light-duty vehicles for its fleet of 2,356 vehicles. In addition, Danfoss will transition its heavy-duty fleet to zero-emission and has committed to only procure zero-emission vehicles from 2040.

Deloitte is a leading global provider of audit and assurance, consulting, financial advisory, risk advisory, tax, and related services. Deloitte employs approximately 330,000 people in more than 150 countries and territories worldwide. As a member of EV100, Deloitte will transition approximately 17,000 vehicles to EV by 2030.

Delta is a leader in power supplies and thermal management solutions as well as energy-saving and new energy solutions, with customers across the world. Under EV100, Delta has committed to electrifying its fleet by procuring only zero-emission vehicles (up to 7.5t) from 2030 in advanced markets and 2035 in all other markets, as well as supporting EV uptake by staff by installing charging at workplaces. Delta also deploys electric shuttles for its employees.

EDF Group is a French electric utility company, headquartered in Paris, France. Under EV100, EDF will transition its fleet of 40,000 vehicles to electric by 2030. EDF also plans to install solar PV, make use of its own ‘smart plug’ smart charging terminals and deploy autonomous electric shuttle vehicles at its nuclear plants in France. The Group is also supporting customers use electric vehicles by developing and installing charging infrastructure.

EDP is a Portuguese electric utilities company. Under EV100, EDP has committed to switch its fleet of more than 3,000 vehicles to electric. EDP is also focused on new commercial solutions and partnerships to facilitate the adoption of electric vehicles.

Efacec is a leading technology solutions provider in energy, engineering, environment and mobility, headquartered in Portugal and with an international presence in over 65 countries. The company is committed to convert its fleet to EV by 2030 and support the adoption of EVs by its staff, having already equipped all of its relevant industrial sites with charging points.

European Metal Recycling (EMR) is a global scrap metal company, based in the UK, recycling metal from a range of sources including industry, construction and consumer products. As an EV100 member, EMR is committing to transition its fleet of approximately 400 vehicles to EV by 2030. EMR is also a member of EP100 and RE100.

Fleet Alliance is an award-winning fleet management provider based in the UK. As a member of EV100, Fleet Alliance has committed to switching the 37,000 vehicles under its management to EV by 2030.

The Flipkart Group is one of India’s leading digital commerce entities, with a registered customer base of more than 450 million, offering over 150 million products across 80+ categories. Our efforts to democratize commerce in India, drive access and affordability, delight customers, create lakhs of jobs in the ecosystem, and empower generations of entrepreneurs and MSMEs have inspired us to innovate on many industry firsts. As an EV100 member, Flipkart is committing to transition its entire last-mile delivery fleet to EVs by 2030, as well as influencing service providers to install staff charging near 1,450 last-mile hubs.

Foxtons is London’s leading estate agent. As part of EV100, Foxtons is committed to electrifying its fleet of 850 vehicles by 2030 subject to the UK government driving forward a stronger EV infrastructure across the UK’s capital.

GEA will convert at least 1200 vehicles under 3.5 tonnes to electric by 2030, and is implementing the installation of a minimum of 355 charging points at 21 locations throughout Germany for staff by 2026.

Genentech is a leading biotechnology company based in South San Francisco, California, that discovers and develops medicines for people with serious and life-threatening diseases. As an EV100 member, Genentech is committed to converting its sales fleet of more than 1,300 vehicles to EV or plug-in hybrid and the majority of its commuter buses to electric by 2030. Genentech also plans to convert at least 50% of its 30 mid-size onsite fleet vehicles to EV or plug-in hybrid and continue to expand its EV charging for employees.

Genesis Energy is an energy company in New Zealand. Through EV100, Genesis will shift its fleet of 86 light and 82 heavy duty vehicles to EV. The company has already transitioned over 40% of its light duty fleet and is aiming for 100% of light vehicles by electric or hybrid by 2020, and 50% of its heavy vehicles by 2025. Genesis will also install charging points at key sites.

GeoPost, headquartered in France, is Europe’s leading parcel delivery network. The company aims to become the international reference in sustainable delivery with the ambition to reach net zero emissions by 2040. As a founding member of EV100+, GeoPost aims to transition 100% of its fleet of medium- and heavy-duty vehicles to zero tailpipe emission alternatives, notably electric and hydrogen, by 2040. The company will work towards this goal in its twenty main business units in Europe in collaboration with its partners. Click to link below to find out more about GeoPost and their sustainability transport work: https://www.geopost.com/en/

Gilead Sciences, Inc. is a leading biopharmaceutical company headquartered in Foster City, California, with a focus to discover, develop and deliver innovative therapeutics for people with life-threatening diseases. As a member of EV100, Gilead Sciences, Inc. commits to electrifying its fleet of 2,475 vehicles where technically and economically feasible and support staff EV adoption by deploying EV charging stations by 2030.

GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) is a British multinational pharmaceutical company that researches, develops and manufactures innovative pharmaceutical medicines, vaccines and consumer healthcare products. As an EV100 member, GSK will transition its fleet of 19,000 vehicles globally to EV and install charging at 100 manufacturing, R&D and office sites for staff by 2030.

Goldman Sachs is a leading global investment banking, security and investment management firm that provides a wide range of financial services to corporations, financial institutions, governments and high-net-worth individuals. As an EV100 member, Goldman Sachs is committing to installing charging at its owned offices with parking offered to full time employees. In offices where Goldman Sachs is a tenant, it is committed to engaging with landlords to encourage EV charging installations and make it an element of its site selection criteria. Goldman Sachs is also a member of EP100 and RE100.

Ground Control provides specialist grounds maintenance and award-winning commercial landscape construction services across the UK. Through Ground Control's award-winning landscape division, they also offer electric vehicle charging solutions, including a lease hire option for the supply and installation of charging units. As an EV100 member, Ground Control will transition its fleet of over 350 vehicles to EV by 2030, as well as install charging for staff and customers at their corporate locations.

Grundfos is a leading pump manufacturer based in Denmark. Under EV100, Grundfos has committed to electrify its 2,600 light vehicle fleet, that’s spread across 64 countries worldwide, by 2025.

Heathrow Airport, is the main international airport serving London England. As an EV100 member, Heathrow will electrify its fleet and install charging infrastructure for staff and customers by 2030. Their goal by 2030 is for all vehicles airside to be zero emissions.

As a world-leading supplier of trusted coating solutions, Hempel is a global company with strong values, working with customers in the decorative, marine, infrastructure and energy industries. Hempel factories, R&D centres and stock points are established in every region. Headquartered in Denmark, Hempel has committed to procure only zero-emission vehicles (up to 7.5t) for their fleet of ~1100 from 2030 in advanced markets and 2035 in all other markets.

HP Inc. is a global leader in printing and personal systems headquartered in the US, with over 50,000 employees worldwide. Under EV100, HP Inc. has committed to transition its fleet of 4,500 vehicles to EV and install charging at over 91 office locations for its staff by 2030.

Iberdrola is a world leading renewable energy company from Spain. It has committed to fully electrifying its vehicle fleet of over 3,000 vehicles in Spain and the UK and providing charging for staff across its operations in these two countries. Iberdrola will also aspire towards this objective in Brazil, Mexico and the US, dependent on developments in the wider EV markets of these countries. As a commercial offering, Iberdrola has already committed to installing 16,000 charging points in homes and 9,000 at workplaces in Spain by 2021 and a fast charging network across the country.

Ingka Group (IKEA) is a home furnishing company headquartered in The Netherlands with 355 stores in 29 countries. The company has already rolled out charging at all of its stores globally as part of its EV100 commitment. IKEA will also work with service providers to transition its delivery fleets to EV – they are fast-tracking roll out in Amsterdam, Los Angeles, New York, Paris and Shanghai where the company aims to be electric for all last-mile delivery by 2020 ahead of a global transformation by 2025. Read more about their progress in this case study.

InterEnergy, headquartered in the Dominican Republic, owns and operates energy businesses that provide reliable, cost-effective, clean energy to people and cities in Latin America and the Caribbean. As an EV100 member, Inter Energy will transition its fleet of over 140 vehicles to EV and install charging for staff and customers at their corporate locations.

Iron Mountain is a global leader for storage and information management services and is headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts. Iron Mountain has committed to transitioning 10% of its total fleet to electric by 2025 and expected to exceed 2,000 vehicles transitioned by 2030. This commitment accounts for 100% of its cars and 50% of its vans.

JSW Cement is India's leading 'Green Cement' manufacturer headquartered in Mumbai. The company has a strong commitment towards innovation in sustainability and technology to offer eco-friendly construction and building solutions to our customers. The company is committed to transitioning its fleet of passenger vehicles (up to 7.5t) to electric by 2030. The company is also supporting EV uptake by its staff by installing charging points across all its offices and manufacturing facilities.

JSW Steel Ltd. is the flagship company of the diversified JSW Group headquartered in Mumbai. JSW Steel is committed to their environmental, social and governance (ESG) goals to create sustainable long-term value for their stakeholders. JSW has committed to decarbonising its freight operations by transitioning its fleet of around 1,000 medium and heavy-duty ICE vehicles by 2040. The transition will include phasing out of around 500 diesel-operated vehicles above 7.5t to electric vehicles by 2040, including 250 vehicles above 20t. The company expects that the need for operating the remaining 500 vehicles from the existing fleet will be optimized through a process of several operational improvements and upgrades being deployed.

Kandenko is Japan's leading comprehensive equipment company, that performs power supply work in the Tokyo metropolitan area and M&E work all over Japan and overseas.  Kandenko　aims to transition its own vehicle fleet of 2,000 vehicles to Electric Vehicles　by 2030. We will promote the transition of automobiles to EVs in order to reduce CO2 emissions.

LG Energy Solution, headquartered in Seoul, Korea, is one of the world’s largest lithium-ion battery manufacturers with a market-leading position in advanced batteries for EV, energy storage system (ESS) and Mobility & IT applications. Its commitment to technology leadership coupled with efficient and high-quality manufacturing processes produces batteries that exhibit the highest levels of safety, performance and reliability. The company commits to switching its fleet of over 380 vehicles to EV by 2030 and install charging at all locations for staff.

Lime is a micromobility company, based in the US, that runs electric scooter and electric bikes sharing programs in various cities around the world, aimed at reducing our dependency on personal automobiles for short distance journeys in urban locations. Lime’s operations fleet will be all-electric across Europe in early 2021 and all non-electric vehicles phased out by 2023 at the latest throughout the rest of the world.

Lloyds Banking Group is a leading UK based financial services group providing a wide range of banking, insurance and financial services, focused on personal and commercial customers. As part of EV100, Lloyds Banking Group has committed to transition their business user car fleet to 100% zero emission for new vehicles from 2030 and install charging for their people in non-city centre sites. LBG Transport (Lex Autolease and Tusker, part of Lloyds Banking Group) has made a leasing commitment to support the transition of customer fleets to zero emission vehicles with 90% of new cars and 80% of new LCVs being fully electric from 2030. Lloyds Banking Group is also a member of EP100 and RE100.

Lloyds Metals and Energy, based in Maharashtra, India, has established itself as a pioneer in iron-ore mining and DRI production. With over 50 years of experience, the company has built a strong reputation as a reliable supplier of iron ore, DRI and pellets to leading steel producers worldwide. Sustainability is at the core of Lloyds' success, as exemplified by its pioneering initiatives such as the use of slurry pipelines for raw material transportation, the introduction of an electric vehicle fleet at its operating locations, and the implementation of BHQ beneficiation for resource optimization to demonstrate its commitment to ESG principles.

LONGi Group is the world's most valuable solar technology company based in China, focusing on PV product manufacturing and technology solutions. As part of its EV100 commitment, LONGi will install charging at all premises to support its 50,000 employees around the world to switch to EVs. LONGi is also a member of EP100 and RE100.

M Group has committed to decarbonising their fleet to enable them to achieve their Science Based Target “To reduce absolute scope 1 and 2 GHG emissions 42% by FY2030 from a FY2022 base year”. The transition to electric for our cars and vans is already underway, and this is underpinned by M Group's expertise in the use and deployment of specialist vehicles to support their clients.

Mawdsleys is a company specialising in healthcare services and delivery of medicines to hospitals, headquartered in the UK. The company has committed to procure only zero-emission vehicles (up to 7.5t) for their fleet of 96 vehicles from 2030 in advanced markets and 2035 in all other markets.

Mercury is an electricity retailer and generator from New Zealand. The company has already transitioned every vehicle in its fleet which can be practicably converted to electric to date, meaning its 870 employees at nearly 20 sites drive one of the largest EV fleets in New Zealand. Mercury, with others, also helped bring the Electric Highway to New Zealand with the peer-to-peer EV charger location app, Plugshare.

METRO AG is one of the leading international companies in the wholesale and food service sector, from Germany. METRO AG has already installed charging stations for employees at its headquarter campus in Dusseldorf and has committed to install charging at 700+ locations around the world for staff and customers. It is also working to transition its vehicle fleet to EV.

Mindspace Business Parks REIT, owner and developer of quality Grade A office portfolio located in four key office markets of India, is committed to advancing sustainable mobility across its campuses in Mumbai, Hyderabad, Pune, and Chennai. As part of its 2030 vision, the company is facilitating the adoption of electric vehicles by installing EV charging stations for tenants and employees. Additionally, Mindspace has pledged to transition all its owned vehicles operating within its campuses to zero-emission alternatives and to discontinue the procurement of internal combustion engine vehicles from 2030 onwards. This initiative underscores its long-term commitment to environmental stewardship and sustainable business operations.

Mitie, a leading UK facilities management company, has committed for its fleet of 5,300 vehicles to be zero emission by 2025, subject to availability and affordability of the right vehicles and adequate charging infrastructure, and may include hydrogen and other zero emission solutions as well as EVs. Mitie has made an interim commitment for 20% of its small van and car fleet to be EV by 2020, as well as install 800 new charging points by the end of 2020 at office and client locations, as well as employee homes. Mitie is also a member of EP100 and RE100.

National Grid is a leading multinational energy utility with principal operations in the United Kingdom and the United States. National Grid has committed to transitioning roughly 5,784 vehicles to electric and deploying workplace charging by 2030.

Natwest Group is a large banking and financial services company, headquartered in the UK. As an EV100 member, the company will switch its 300 vehicle fleet to electric and encourage staff uptake of EVs by installing 15% of our car parking spaces at our large offices by 2025 and 20% by 2030 in line with demand. Natwest Group is also a member of RE100 and EP100.

NAVER Corp. is a global ICT company, providing South Korea’s number one search portal. The company commits to switching its entire fleet to EV by 2030, and install charging at all workplaces for staff and guests. NAVER will work with its staff and partners to promote EVs and recommend the uptake of EVs in its service contracts.

Next offers beautifully designed, excellent quality clothing and homeware which are responsibly sourced and accessibly priced. To support the delivery of our carbon reduction targets,  Next aims to transition its own company car and van fleet of around 1,000 vehicles to electric vehicles, wherever realistically possible, or ultra-low emission vehicles where EVs are not viable by 2030.

In 2010, Nichicon Corporation organized a special project called NECST (Nichicon Energy Control System Technology) to both manage a stable energy supply and preserve the environment. We established mass production of EV quick chargers at an early stage and we were the first company in the world to mass-produce Vehicle-to-Home (V2H) systems.  The use of EVs is expected to increase rapidly and our company goal is to switch all our vehicles to EVs by 2030 and to contribute to the expansion of EV quick chargers for the social infrastructure.

Novartis is a leading pharmaceutical company, headquartered in Switzerland. As part of its environmental sustainability commitment, Novartis will transition its fleet to electric vehicles where technically feasible by 2030.

Novo Nordisk is a global healthcare company from Denmark, specialising in diabetes care. As an EV100 member, Novo Nordisk is committing to transition its fleet of approximately 8,000 vehicles to electric and plug-in hybrid by 2030.

NRG Energy, Inc. is a leading integrated energy and home services company operating in North America and headquartered in Houston, Texas. As part of EV100, NRG Energy, Inc. has committed 100% of their light-duty vehicle procurement will be electric by 2030.

NTT Inc is Japan’s largest telecommunications company. NTT is committed to transition its corporate fleet of 11,000 vehicles by 2030, with an interim target of 50% by 2025. NTT was recruited via JCLP, Climate Group’s regional engagement partner in Japan.

Ogilvie Fleet is the UK’s leading independent leasing company and has committed to transitioning its fleet of 25,000 vehicles and installing charging infrastructure for staff as well as customers.

Origin Energy is a leader in energy production, generation and retailing, providing to homes and businesses throughout Australia with 4.2 million electricity, gas and LPG customer accounts. As an EV100 member, Origin will switch 100% of its passenger and light commercial vehicles to EVs by 2030.

Ørsted is the global leader in offshore wind. As an EV100 member, it is committed to transitioning its fleet of light-duty vehicles to electric by 2025 and installing adequate charging infrastructure. Ørsted also commits to procuring zero-emission medium and heavy-duty vehicles where suitable options are available.

OVO is a collection of companies driving progress to net zero carbon living through harnessing clean, affordable energy for everyone based in the UK. As an EV100 member, OVO has committed to transitioning its fleet to EV by 2030 and have an internal transition target of 2025.

PG&E is an energy provider for nearly 16 million people across California. In addition to operating one of the cleanest company fleets in the energy industry with nearly 1,600 electric-based vehicles, it is also supporting employee uptake of EVs through an incentive program for its 24,000 employees and more than 500 charging units installed at its own facilities.

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (PANYNJ) builds, operates and maintains many of the most important transportation and trade infrastructure in the United States, including LaGuardia Airport and John F. Kennedy International Airport. As a first major milestone towards its EV100 commitment, PANYNJ will switch 50% of its 1,300 light duty vehicles to EV by 2025, with the rest to follow by 2030. It will also transition its entire airport shuttle bus fleet to electric. Hear more about PANYNJ's work here.

Quebecor is a Canadian leader in telecommunications, entertainment, news media and culture. As part of its commitment, Quebecor's transportation electrification plan will extend to the entire fleet of 1,000 cars and light trucks.

Rentokil Initial is a global leader in commercial pest control and hygiene services operating in over 80 countries. Rentokil Initial plc is committing to transitioning to EVs across its fleet in the UK and Europe by 2030, subject to vehicles availability, economic viability and adequate public charging infrastructure in each country. Rentokil Initial also aspires to fully electrify its fleet in North America and all remaining markets, recognising that improvements in local government policies and EV market landscape will be required. Where EVs are not viable, Rentokil Initial plc will explore other ultra-low emission alternatives.

Royal HaskoningDHV is an independent international engineering and project management consultancy headquartered in the Netherlands. It is committed to transitioning its leased fleet and service contracts to EVs and is supporting the uptake of EVs by its 6,000 staff and its customers in over 150 countries. The company will transition its fleet in the Netherlands by 2021 and internationally by 2030.

Schneider Electric is a French company leading in the digital transformation of energy management and automation. Under EV100, the company is committing to convert its 16,000 vehicle fleet in over 50 countries, as well as install EV charging at major office and factory sites for employees. Schneider Electric is also a member of EP100 and RE100.

Severn Trent is the UK’s second biggest water company, serving 4.4m homes and business customers in England and Wales. The company has put itself firmly in the frontline of companies taking real, ambitious action to tackle climate change by making a Triple Carbon Pledge: by 2030 to operate with net zero carbon emissions, generate 100% of their energy from renewable sources and convert 100% of their fleet of over 2,000 vehicles to electric vehicles (availability permitting).

Siemens is a global innovator focused on advancing and deploying electrification, digitalisation and energy efficiency technologies to help customers meet their climate goals. Siemens was the first global industrial company to publicly commit to a carbon neutrality goal by 2030. As part of Siemens' goal to become net-zero, the company has committed to EV100 which includes converting its global fleet of vehicles to electric and deploying charging by 2030. Siemens is also a member of the Climate Group's RE100 and EP100 initiatives.

Signify is a global leader in connected LED products, systems and services, from the Netherlands. Under EV100, Signify is committed to using only zero-emission vehicles for their fleet from 2030 in all markets with sufficient charging infrastructure.

Sky is Europe's leading media and entertainment company, operating across six countries and connecting 24 million customers to the best entertainment, sports, news, arts and original content. As an EV100 member, Sky will only procure zero-emission vehicles for its fleet of 3,300 vehicles.

The planet faces unprecedented challenges that demand urgent action to protect people and the natural world. SSE’s vision as a leading UK-based energy company positions it to play a vital role in addressing these challenges by driving the transition to net zero. As an EV100 member since 2019, SSE has already made significant progress, with over 60% of its car scheme now fully electric. To enable this transition, SSE has expanded its charging infrastructure from an initial 50 units to more than 500 across its locations.

Statkraft is a Norwegian energy company and Europe’s largest producer of renewable energy; developing, building and operating hydro, wind, solar, gas and biomass assets. Statkraft has been a promoter of EVs for the last decade and active in EV charging since 2012. As an EV100 member, Statkraft is committing to transition its entire fleet of personal and light commercial vehicles to EV by 2030, subject to availability of EVs and charging infrastructure in relevant markets.

Taiwan Mobile Co., Ltd.(TWM), headquartered in Taiwan, is a leading telecom operator providing mobile, fixed-line, cable TV and broadband services. TWM is also a member of RE100 and has committed to achieve net zero emissions by 2050. As a member of EV100, TWM has committed to convert their fleet of 577 vehicles to zero-emission electric vehicles by 2030 (≤ 3.5t).

Takashimaya is a Japanese company that operates a well-known chain of department stores across Asia, offering a wide range of products. As an EV100 member, Takashimaya has committed to switch its fleet of vehicles to EV by 2030 and to provide EV charging for customers of all of its department stores – including, where technology permits, overseas stores located in Singapore, Mainland China, Vietnam and Thailand.

Tarmac is the UK’s leading sustainable building materials and construction solutions business. Through EV100, Tarmac has committed to convert its 2000+ vehicle fleet to EV by 2030, as well as installing charging infrastructure for customers and staff at its relevant corporate locations.

Taxelco is a taxi service provider delivering a third of all taxi rides in Montreal, Canada. As an EV100 member, Taxelco will switch 1,500 vehicles to EV by 2030 and will collaborate towards the implementation of charging points.

Tesco is the UK’s largest grocery and general merchandise retailer. As an EV100 member, Tesco will switch all of its 5,500 vans to EV by 2030 and install charging at over 600 stores in the UK. Tesco will also electrify its fleet and roll out charging at all relevant sites in its other global markets, subject to the viability of available vehicles and technological advancements.

The Estée Lauder Companies is one of the world’s leading manufacturers and marketers of quality skin care, makeup, fragrance and hair care products with a diverse portfolio of brands sold in 150 countries. The company has a target to transition 100% of its global corporate fleet to electric vehicles by 2030.

Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings, Inc (TEPCO) is the largest power company group in Japan, generating, distributing and selling electricity and other types of energy principally to the Kanto metropolitan area, which includes Tokyo and Yokohama. Under EV100, TEPCO will switch its 4,400 vehicle fleet to EV and roll out charging for staff at all premises by 2030. The company has already switched over 400 vehicles and installed approximately 100 charging points at office sites.

Trane Technologies is a global climate innovator focused on the manufacturing of heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration systems. Through its strategic brands Trane and Thermo King, and its portfolio of environmental products and services, Trane Technologies brings sustainable, efficient climate solutions to buildings, homes, and transportation. As an EV100 member, Trane Technologies pledges to electrify its global fleet of 8000+ vehicles where economically and technically feasible by 2030.

Unilever is a global consumer goods company co-headquartered in the UK and the Netherlands. Under EV100, it has committed to transition its fleet of over 11,000 vehicles to EVs as well as offer workplace charging for staff and work with service providers to prioritize EVs.

Vattenfall is a Swedish utility serving customers in Denmark, Finland, the Netherlands, Germany, the UK and Sweden. In 2017, Vattenfall committed to switching its 1,000 benefit passenger cars to EV by 2021, with the rest of its fleet to be electrified by 2030.

VELUX is the world's leading manufacturer of roof windows, flat roof windows, sun tunnels and roof window blinds. The VELUX Group's purpose is to create well-being for people and planet by transforming spaces using daylight and fresh air. Also a member of RE100, The VELUX Group will transition its fleet of approximately 1,650 vehicles to EVs by 2030 and install charging for staff under their EV100 commitment.

Veris Residential is a northeast United States real estate firm with both residential and corporate client properties. As a member of EV100, Veris Residential commits to deploy charging stations at all feasible residential and corporate client property locations for both its customers and staff by 2030, currently at 35 locations.

Virgin Media O2 launched on 1 June 2021, combining the UK’s largest and most reliable mobile network with a broadband network offering the fastest widely-available broadband speeds. It is a customer-first organisation that brings a range of connectivity services together in one place with a clear mission: to upgrade the nation. Virgin Media O2 is the corporate brand of the 50:50 joint venture between Liberty Global and Telefónica SA, and one of the UK’s largest businesses.  As an EV100 member, Virgin Media O2 has committed to transitioning its fleet of more than 4,000 vehicles to electric vehicles by the end of 2030

Wipro Limited is a leading global information technology, consulting and business process services company with over 160,000 employees serving clients across six continents. Wipro will begin rolling out EVs in Indian cities Delhi, Bangalore, Hyderabad and Pune, involving nearly 2,000 vehicles. As interim goals, the company expects to scale up the use of EVs to 500 in the next three years and 1,000 by 2023. Wipro has also launched corporate vehicle ownership and lease programs and installed charging at all its major facilities in India to promote employee EV use.

Zenith is the UK’s leading independent leasing, fleet management and vehicle outsourcing business – an innovative total mobility provider managing over 140,000 vehicles. Zenith is committing to electrify 48,000 vehicles procured on behalf of its customers and its own corporate fleet as well as installing charging for employees and customers at its corporate sites. Zenith will work with its fleet managed customers to promote EVs and accelerate the switch by extending the EV ambition across the entire portfolio.

Zomato is a leading food delivery platform headquartered in Gurgaon, India. Zomato offers services like restaurant discovery and reviews, home delivery of food, online table reservation, and digital payments when dining out. Zomato is now the largest two-wheeler EV100 member globally and  has committed to electrifying its entire delivery partner fleet of around 161,637 vehicles, where technically and economically feasible, by 2030.

Zurich, headquartered in Switzerland, is one of the world's leading insurers serving customers in global and local markets, providing a wide range of property, casualty, life insurance products and services in more than 215 countries. As an EV100 member, Zurich will transition its fleet of 4,000 vehicles to EV by 2029.