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May 28, 2016

Electric vehicles are helping APS reduce emissions and fuel costs.

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APS converting fleet to plug-in electric vehicles

Arizona Public Service (APS) is replacing its 2,138 fleet vehicles – cars, forklifts, ATVs, bucket trucks, etc. – with electric alternatives where economically feasible.

By The Daily Courier May 29, 2016