Forum Mobility

Forum Mobility is proud to be part of Amazon’s Climate Pledge Fund, supporting Amazon’s commitment to reaching net-zero carbon emissions by 2040. Amazon is an anchor tenant at FM Harbor, host to twelve Volvo Trucks VNR electric trucks from their Global Mile fleet. Amazon’s leadership is important for several reasons. Amazon’s size drives scale and raises the bar for others to follow. But importantly, Amazon’s trailblazing also opens opportunities for all fleets. Having Amazon as an anchor tenant allows us to build infrastructure, allowing smaller fleets to access the benefits of zero-emission trucking.? ? Hear from?Nick Ellis?on how collaboration is key to achieving our collective electrification goals. https://lnkd.in/g6pq7uKr

The customer is always right.

Forum Mobility is committed to making a real impact in the communities where we operate. By building reliable charging infrastructure, we’re not just improving air quality in high-impact areas—we’re also creating jobs and strengthening local economies. Hear from Chanel Parson, Director of Clean Energy & Demand Response at Southern California Edison (SCE), on the positive impact of zero-emission freight. We appreciate SCE’s partnership at FM Harbor and our upcoming depots in development across southern California. https://lnkd.in/gksH8cax

Forum Mobility is a member of the Washington Trucking Associations - appreciate this op-ed by WTA President and CEO Sheri Call and Climate Solutions's Leah Missik on measures to jumpstart next generation truck technology, build scale with American truck manufacturers, give WA carriers solutions that will lower their costs, and build a future freight system that is not only lower emissions, but also lower cost per mile.

Yesterday, Forum Mobility welcomed a delegation from the?Port of Los Angeles,?the?Port of Long Beach,?and the?Shanghai Green Shipping Corridor, including industry leaders—with 20 representatives from Shanghai, including the?Shanghai Municipal Transportation Commission (SMTC)?and the?Shanghai International Port (Group) Co., Ltd (SIPG). The visit showcased FM Harbor, the largest port-based electric truck charging facility in the U.S.?Our Senior Director of Operations,?Neil G. Brennan, led an in-depth tour, providing insight into FM Harbor’s operations and sharing how zero-emission freight is rapidly scaling and interest in carbon neutral shipping is growing among carriers globally. Interested in seeing FM Harbor?in action or demoing an electric Class 8 truck??Contact us or?Ron A Hunt?to schedule a tour today.

Heading to Long Beach for TPM25? A friendly reminder that while you are in town, you are cordially invited to take a VIP tour of FM Harbor, our new flagship charging depot at the Port of Long Beach. With 44 fast-charging stations and 9MW of power, this state-of-the-art facility is ready to keep your fleet running smoothly and reliably. Our depot is a quick 10-15 minute ride from Long Beach Convention Center. We’d love to show you around – and we’ll even provide coffee and donuts. Reach out to Ron A Hunt or email [email protected] to schedule your visit.

FM Harbor is Ready to Power Your Fleet ??? On January 22nd, we officially celebrated the opening of FM Harbor, our flagship electric truck charging depot at the Port of Long Beach. With 9MW of power and 44 fast-charging dispensers, we’re ready to keep your electric fleet running—so you can focus on delivering for your customers. FM Harbor Delivers:? - 9 Megawatts of reliable charging capacity? - 44 fast chargers to keep cargo moving efficiently? - Strategic location at one of the busiest ports in the U.S.? - Supporting local jobs in supply chain & transportation? - Cost-effective, dependable charging to power your fleet FM Harbor is part of a growing network designed to make electrification seamless for fleet operators. Watch the ribbon-cutting event recap to learn more. https://lnkd.in/gVs4Y4C8 ?

Heading to Long Beach for TPM25? ? ? While you are in town, you are cordially invited to take a VIP tour of FM Harbor, our new flagship charging depot at the Port of Long Beach. With 44 fast-charging stations and 9MW of power, this state-of-the-art facility is ready to keep your fleet running smoothly and reliably.? ? Our depot is a quick 10-15 minute ride from Long Beach Convention Center. We’d love to show you around – and we’ll even provide coffee and donuts.? ? Reach out to Ron A Hunt or email [email protected] to schedule your visit.

When it comes to battery electric, PACCAR is in it for the long haul. https://lnkd.in/gEr595mf The goal here is not just lower emissions - but lower costs per mile. This quintessential American company will continue to invest in American factories to produce the next generation technologies. And everyone that gets goods from a truck stands to benefit. On the January 28 PACCAR Q4 earnings call, CEO Preston Feight reiterated their long-term strategic objective for battery electric trucks: JP Morgan Analyst Tami Zakaria: "...And my second question is on the investments for Amplify. The JV you have with Cummins and Daimler. Do you think you could revisit that -- the whole idea could be rethought at this point given the current administration shift away from BEVs." PACCAR CEO Preston Feight: "Well, I'll share this with you. I am so happy with how that's going. And I think if I could remake the decision now knowing what I know, I'd make same decision. It's a long-term strategic objective for our company to be able to offer our customers a full portfolio of powertrain choices. We see that there will be places where battery electric vehicles make sense or could be hybrid vehicles. And our Amplify Cell Technologies joint venture will allow us to have the lowest cost, highest quality batteries so that we'll be the most competitive in the market, which will be in support of our customers." In addition to the capital and R&D investments, the company expects to invest a total project amount of $600-$900 million in its battery joint venture, Amplify Cell Technologies in Mississippi. That's some great long-term perspective on heavy duty EVs from a 120 year old American OEM.

Coming Soon: FM Adeline at the Port of Oakland Forum Mobility has secured its first round of permits for FM Adeline, our newest heavy-duty charging depot in Northern California. This milestone grants us permission from the Port of Oakland to build the first Class 8 electric truck charging depot, serving one of the nation’s top export hubs.? With export volumes on the rise, FM Adeline will provide the critical infrastructure needed to power the next generation of zero-emission drayage. The depot will feature:? ? 26 charging ports? ? 4 pull-through lanes? ? Ultra-fast 360kW – 480kW chargers? ? FM Adeline opens in 2026. Secure your spot today—contact Forum Mobility, or Ben Goossen, to learn more!?