Schneider Electric plans to replace all of its car fleet with electric vehicles by 2030 and has joined The Climate Group’s EV100 initiative as part of it’s push to reach the goal.

Shneider Electric said it will convert its 14,000 company cars in over 50 countries to EV, and will also install EV charging infrastructure in its major offices and factories by 2030, according to the company.

The EV company also launched EcoStruxure for eMobility, an end-to-end EV charging infrastructure. EcoStruxure for eMobility will address needs that cover the entire EV charging value chain, from audit and consulting, to grid and microgrid management, and smart charging stations.

Schneider Electric also helps companies transition to electric fleets by investing and partnering with start-ups such as eIQ Mobility who is focused on fleet electrification consulting services and software, and DST that offers electric fleet logistics as a service and has over 16,000 electric vehicles.

The company is also involved in The Climate Group’s EP100 and RE100 initiatives. The EP100 initiative sees companies commit to making smarter use of energy, and Schneider Electric has committed to double its energy productivity by 2030 from a 2005 baseline. Meanwhile, RE100 sees companies switch to 100% renewable electricity, and Schneider Electric has set its goal for 2030 with an intermediary objective of 80% by 2020.

The full list of EV100 members includes:

1. AEON Mall

2. Aéroports de Montréal

3. Air New Zealand

4. Airport Authority Hong Kong

5. APCOA PARKING Group

6. ASKUL Corporation

7. Austrian Post

8. AstraZeneca

9. Baidu

10. Bank of America

11. Bounce

12. BSES Yamuna Power Limited

13. BSES Rajdhani Power Limited

14. BT Group

15. Centrica

16. Christchurch Airport

17. Clif Bar & Company

18. The CLP Group

19. DanFoss

20. Delta Electronics

21. Deutsche Post DHL Group

22. EDF Group

23. EDP

24. Efacec

25. E.ON

26. Foxtons

27. Genentech

28. Genesis Energy

29. Goldman Sachs

30. Heathrow Airport

31. HP Inc. 

32. Iberdrola

33. IKEA Group

34. intu

35. John Sisk & Son

36. Landsec

37. LeasePlan

38. Lime

39. Lloyds Banking Group

40. Mawdsleys

41. Mercury

42. Meridian Energy

43. METRO AG

44. Mitie

45. Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation

46. Novo Nordisk

47. Ontario Power Generation

48. Ørsted

49. PG&E

50. The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey

51. Post CH Ltd

52. RBS

53. Royal HaskoningDHV

54. Schenker AG

55. Schneider Electric

56. Shuttl

57. Signify

58. SSE plc

59. State Bank of India

60. Takashimaya

61. Taxelco

62. Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings, Inc. 

63. Unilever

64. Vattenfall

65. VMware

66. Wipro Limited

67. Zenith