Providing charging infrastructure to support the rise of fleet vehicle electrification is a hot topic among fleet owners, utility providers, and design and construction firms. Electrical Construction and Maintenance (EC&M) magazine recently interviewed Clif Orcutt, electrical technical manager for the Grocery and Distribution Sector at Henderson Engineers, about navigating the roadblocks to providing sufficient power to support electric vehicles at scale. Orcutt, a Henderson veteran since 2014, shares expert insights into how building systems design engineers are creatively approaching the conundrum.
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