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Everything below is available without payment, registration or a follow-up call. We publish it because the fleets that read it brief us better, challenge our numbers harder, and end up with sounder plans.
Documents
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PDFMar 2026 · 68 pp · 4.1 MB Request file
The Cold-Weather Range Ledger, 4th edition
Measured winter energy consumption for 34 light- and medium-duty models, recorded on Canadian roads between −27 °C and +4 °C. Includes cabin-heat draw, preconditioning benefit and the observed spread against manufacturer combined figures.
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XLSXJan 2026 · 410 kB Request file
Depot Load Estimator, v2.3
An open spreadsheet that converts vehicle counts, dwell windows and charger ratings into a first estimate of peak depot demand and monthly demand charges. Formulas are unlocked and documented on the second tab.
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DOCXFeb 2026 · 31 clauses Request file
Procurement Language Bank, 2026 edition
Thirty-one tested clauses for Canadian public and private tenders: battery state-of-health guarantees, charger uptime commitments, parts availability windows, software licence terms and end-of-warranty obligations.
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PDFRev 4.2 · 22 pp Request file
Duty-Cycle Sampling Protocol
How we choose which vehicles to log, how long to log them, and how to tell whether a sample actually represents a fleet. Written so that another consultancy — or your own staff — could reproduce our method.
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PDFReviewed Jul 2026 · 40 pp Request file
Funding Map for Canadian Fleets
A plain-language index of federal and provincial capital support for zero-emission vehicles and charging infrastructure, with eligibility notes, stacking rules and application windows. Reviewed each quarter.
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PDF2 pp · 180 kB Request file
Yard Walk-Through Checklist
The eighteen things we look at on a first site visit, from switchboard nameplate data to where the snow gets pushed. Two pages, designed to be printed and carried.
Kilowatt & Kilometre
The quarterly bulletin
Four issues a year, roughly 1,400 words each. Every issue carries the same three items: what moved in federal and provincial funding, one measurement from our own files, and one depot problem worked through from symptom to fix.
Written for the person who actually signs off on the fleet budget. No sales sequence, no tracking pixels, no third-party sharing.
Recent issues
- No. 38, July 2026 — What a demand ratchet actually costs a depot that charges four nights a week.
- No. 37, April 2026 — Three years of battery state-of-health data from vans we logged in 2023.
- No. 36, January 2026 — Why the second charger is usually cheaper than the first, and how to plan for it.
- No. 35, October 2025 — Reading a utility load letter without an engineering degree.
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Terms of reuse
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Internal use, freely
Circulate our documents inside your organisation, quote them in staff reports and council papers, and build on the estimator spreadsheet however you like.
Attribution when public
If a figure appears in a published report or tender, cite the document and its edition. Our numbers carry sample sizes; please carry them too.
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