Energetics team of engineers and analysts understand how innovative vehicle technologies impact the transportation section. We use data analytics and engineering techniques to determine how these improvements can transform the market. We work with forward-thinking clients to plan, demonstrate, and deliver advanced vehicles and a robust infrastructure to provide reliable, affordable, zero-emission mobility.
Our multi-modal technology experts support advanced client R&D on battery and energy systems, EV power management, hydrogen and fuel cell systems, other alternative fuels, and efficient mobility options.
We provide detailed, data-driven planning and outreach; manage pilot projects; leverage partnerships; and analyze techno-economic impacts.
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Vehicle Technologies Office (VTO) recently published its FY 2022 Annual Progress Reports (APRs). Energetics works with DOE and national laboratories to develop and finalize these publications. VTO initiatives include seven programs that support research, develop...
Energetics conducted third-party evaluations of several major transportation electrification demonstration projects, undertaken by California utilities. The demonstrations are part of a larger state-wide strategy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and address climate change. In 2018, the Californ...
During this three-year project, Energetics and its project partners installed 108 new charging ports, directly supported the acquisition and showcasing of eight EVs in municipal fleets, coordinated 141 EV promotional outreach events, and facilitated many additional activities to promote EV adoption...
Electric vehicle (EV) ownership in New York State will increase rapidly over the next few years, causing a demand for more charging stations. Developers and planners are in an influential position to recommend and encourage EV charging stations during a crucial stage in development pr...
Driving Electrification Through the Power of Data Clean Cities Coalitions, fleets, state/local governments, vehicle manufacturers, utilities, plug-in vehicle drivers, and charging station providers are working together to develop a national data resource on end-user driving and vehicle charging pa...
Thomas L. Perrot, PMP
Vice President
Sustainable Transportation and Resilience Division
Phone: +1 410.953.6222
Mobile: +1 443.904.0032
tperrot@energetics.com