When: Thursday, May 15 2025 1pm
Fleet electrification is far from a one-size-fits-all solution. While transitioning to electric cars can be relatively straightforward, vans present a unique set of challenges for many businesses. So, how can you make electrification work for your fleet?
This webinar, brought to you by Fleet News, will explore key considerations for a successful EV transition, from optimising your charging strategy (home, workplace, public, shared) to navigating the emerging landscape of used EV leasing.
Join Mike Roberts, managing editor, Fleet News, and a panel of experts to gain practical insights and actionable strategies for making the EV leap with confidence.
If you can’t attend live, register now, and we’ll send you the on-demand recording later.
Register nowMeet the panel:
Euan Moir, head of fleet solutions UK, Shell
Euan Moir, head of fleet solutions UK, is responsible for leading Shell’s B2B mobility business across the UK. By working closely with partners, Euan plays a key role in the development of strategic relationships within a constantly evolving mobility industry.
He counts himself lucky to be leading a talented team with a passion to help the UK’s largest fleets decarbonise. Prior to joining Shell Fleet Solutions Euan was the Regional Manager UK & Nordics at Shell Recharge Solutions Europe, where he was responsible for the rollout of EV product and services across five countries.
Sara Sloman, chief strategy officer, paythru
Sara Sloman is chief strategy officer at Paythru, an innovative EV payments company.
Sara has 20 years of experience in the sustainable transport sector. She provides strategic leadership on public and private infrastructure projects, focusing on the user experience for EV charging.
As a presenter and podcaster with The EV Café and The EV Rally, Sara engages audiences on the future of EV adoption and sustainable mobility.
Receiver of many awards, Sara was named EV Champion in 2018 and ranked #6 on the GreenFleet “GF100 Most Influential” list in 2025, she is passionate about driving fleets towards zero-emission mobility. In 2023, Sara was awarded Cox Automotive Woman of the Year.
Martin Edgecox, national fleet manager, National Highways
Alongside his National Highways role, Martin is director at the Association of Fleet Professionals. chair, AFP public sector working group.
Chris Mullings, senior manager, Openreach Fleet Operations
Openreach operate a 24,000 commercial vehicle fleet which includes over 4,500 EVs.
I have worked for BT and Openreach since 2003, starting as an apprentice engineer.
Since assimilating from my apprenticeship, I have worked in a variety of management roles across, HR and L&D, resourcing, operations and moved into fleet in 2016. I was shortlisted for Fleet News, fleet manager of the year in 2025, I am a CPC qualified transport manager, chartered manager as recognised with the CMI and member of the AFP (currently working towards completing my APF advanced course).
Graham Robinson, national fleet zero emissions manager, SSE plc
Graham has worked within the automotive industry for more than 25 years. In 2018 he moved to Mitie plc as their fleet improvement manager.
Graham was dedicated in accelerating their transition to electric vehicles for the Mitie Fleet.
Working alongside the fleet senior leadership team, they began transforming the fleet from ICE to EV. Joining SSE plc in March 2022 as its national fleet zero emissions manager, Graham has brought his expertise to support its sustainability transformation and is dedicated to delivering commercial benefits in decarbonising the SSE Fleet and accelerating their zero emissions commitments.
“The coming years are pivotal in tackling the climate change crisis”. Graham believes this will be achieved through collaborative thinking, the effective use of data and communication of new vehicle technology.
Mike Roberts, managing editor, Fleet News
Mike Roberts returned to Fleet News in 2021 having previously been its news editor in the early 2000s. He is now managing editor of Fleet News, AM and RAIL.
Mike started his career in local newspapers in the 1990s and has since worked on several specialist titles, both in print and online.
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Bauer B2B group editor Stephen Briers has been an automotive business journalist since 1995. He has been editor of Fleet News since 2009 and before that was editor of Automotive Management for almost seven years. He now oversees both brands, as well as RAIL magazine.
