Canada’s greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions increased 27% from 2000–2018 in the transportation sector, with GHG emissions continuing to increase in the freight transportation industry. The transportation segment accounts for approximately 25% of the national GHG emissions. Under the Paris Agreement, Canada pledged to reduce national GHG emissions by 30% by the year 2030. The provinces of Quebec and British Columbia have implemented regulations requiring the transition from diesel and gasoline powered commercial vehicles to new zero emission models in specific industry segments.

With the movement towards EV technology in commercial fleets, this panel discussion will focus on the evolution of the technology, any unique or changing insurance risks with these changes, and the risk management techniques and considerations being applied.

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• How technology has advanced to increase the reliability of electric vehicles
• How Canadian companies are implementing EV technology to support their net zero initiatives
• Unique and changing insurance risks that come with the movement towards EV technology in commercial fleets
• How to manage these insurance risks