Software specialist Teletrac Navman has launched a new global consulting service designed to produce full decarbonisation strategies for fleets planning multi-energy operations.

Teletrac Navman’s new consulting service offers detailed information on the economics, process management, and procurement involved in an enterprise sustainability and decarbonisation strategy.

It also provides in-depth recommendations for an array of alternative energies, including electrification, hydrogen, natural gas and biodiesel. 

Through the service customers will get access, via Teletrac Navman’s parent company Vontier, to a wider ecosystem of multi-energy products across infrastructure, energy management and fleet operations, enabling a unified approach to business operations and decarbonisation.

Alain Samaha, Teletrac Navman president, said: “This consultancy goes beyond just electrification to offer a more strategic long-term perspective on multi-energy transition across a broad range of energy types, helping businesses achieve critical net zero targets, reducing transition costs, and identifying new revenue streams.

“We are operating in a dynamic business and sustainability landscape, which is evolving so quickly that it can make longer-term decision making complex. 

“This is particularly impactful on businesses that require considerable capital and operational expenditure. With that in mind, our new service will provide detailed financial analysis and emission pathways under different scenarios and sensitivities for periods up to ten years, which we’re confident will be a game changer for businesses planning multi-energy transitions, he added.

The launch of the new consultancy service follows the rollout this year of Teletrac Navman’s Electric Vehicle Evaluator (EVE) platform which utilises telematics data and predictive analytics to support the transition of light vehicles to electric. 

EVE provides intelligence for transition planning in three key areas: Feasibility Planning, Financial Planning, and Infrastructure Design, to support informed strategic capex planning and expenditure conversations.

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