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Geotab Unveils Sustainability Center with EV Charge Monitoring to Cut Costs and Boost Efficiency
The new tools would help fleets cut costs, track emissions, monitor EV charging, and optimize fuel efficiency in real time.

The Geotab Sustainability Center includes a streamlined dashboard to help companies maximize fuel savings, reduce carbon emissions, and simplify compliance.
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Geotab announced it is expanding its connected vehicle platform with the Geotab Sustainability Center and EV Charge Monitoring.
Geotab’s Sustainability Center allows fleet managers to monitor, report, and take action on key metrics — fuel, emissions, idling trends, and electrification potential — within a single, centralized platform to improve efficiency and cost while reducing environmental impact.
Geotab designed the Sustainability Center to fill the data gap, providing management and sustainability teams a go-to hub for cost control, compliance, and operations.
“Even small changes like monitoring idling can have a big impact on operations. The Geotab Sustainability Center empowers fleets with precise data insights to take actions that translate into lower costs while supporting their environmental goals,” said Megan Allen, senior group product manager at Geotab.
Optimizing Fuel, Energy Savings and Performance
The Geotab Sustainability Center includes a streamlined dashboard to help companies maximize fuel savings, reduce carbon emissions, and simplify compliance. This new hub complements the existing centers in MyGeotab, the Geotab Safety Center, and the Geotab Maintenance Center.
Key features:
Idling trends: Understand idling time and fuel wasted, and identify idling hotspots.
Fuel metrics: Assess total fuel and EV energy use, as well as fuel and EV energy economy.
Emissions trends: Track the effectiveness of emissions reduction strategies, such as anti-idling campaigns and electrification.
Electrification insights: Get a snapshot of how many vehicles in the fleet are best fit for replacement with EVs.
Geotab also recently introduced a Greenhouse Gas Emissions Report with a TÜV Rheinland certified calculation method for tracking Scope 1 greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from fleet vehicles, providing near real-time emissions data for accurate and transparent climate disclosures related to the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and other frameworks.
EV Charge Monitoring — EVs Ready When Needed
To help fleets avoid disruptions to operations, Geotab introduced EV Charge Monitoring, a live monitoring of fleet charge status to ensure EVs are charged and ready to go when needed.
With Geotab EV Charge Monitoring, fleets can identify and resolve charging issues early, maximize uptime, and realize electrification’s fuel cost saving and operational benefits.
With EV Charge Monitoring, fleets can:
Identify and resolve charging problems before they disrupt operations.
Manage a queue of vehicles waiting to charge, even when there are limited available stations.
Make informed dispatch decisions by knowing when EVs will be ready.
Realize the fuel cost savings related to getting EVs on the road.
The Geotab Sustainability Center and EV Charge Monitoring are integrated into MyGeotab, a program used in both the public and private sectors for end-to-end telematics data security.
Originally posted on Automotive Fleet
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