EV100 members

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 committing to transition its fleet of 2,300 leased or owned company cars to EV by 2030, as well as supporting EV uptake by staff by installing charging points at all of its factories. Danfoss is also a member of EP100 and RE100.

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 15,000 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 2030 as well as supporting EV uptake by staff by installing charging at workplaces. Delta also deploys electric shuttles for its employees.

E.ON is a leading European energy company based in Essen, Germany. Under EV100, the company will switch its entire fleet to electric by 2030 and install charging across its 100 office sites for staff, guests and customers, building upon the 400 charging points already installed.

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.