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Fuel, Energy and Charging

Fuel is most fleets’ second-largest operating cost, and this category spans the whole energy picture: fuel cards, site systems and tank monitoring, bulk supply, propane and natural gas, renewable diesel, DEF, and the fast-growing EV charging stack. If you run your own fuel site, compliance and tank monitoring deserve as much attention as price per gallon. If you are electrifying, treat charging as infrastructure with a decade-long life: confirm networking standards, uptime guarantees, and who maintains the hardware after the installer leaves.

41 suppliers

Lynkwell

Join the clean energy revolution with Lynkwell’s integrated EV ecosystem. Explore our robust offering of EV solutions and services today.

Schenectady, NY

PositivEnergy

PositivEnergy develops, owns, operates, and maintains EV charging infrastructure under a Charging-as-a-Service model for municipalities, airports, utilities, an

Miami, FL

TACenergy

Independent wholesale fuel distributor moving over 2.5 billion gallons a year, supplying government fleets with a 24/7 supply and logistics center.

Dallas, TX

Verdek

Turnkey EV charging infrastructure since 2008, with 5,000+ installations, transit electrification expertise and Sourcewell contract 021825-VRK.

Monroe, CT

Xos Trucks

Medium and heavy-duty electric trucks plus the Xos Hub, a towable mobile DC fast charger deploying without utility upgrades, trenching or site work.

Los Angeles, CA

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