GE Capital Solutions Fleet Services' Environmental Performance Solution Helps Customers Reduce Operating Costs and Improve CO2 Emissions
EDEN PRAIRIE, MN – GE Capital Solutions Fleet Services' Environmental Performance solution employs a portfolio of technology and analytical solutions to improve the environmental performance of a company's fleet while reducing operating costs.
EDEN PRAIRIE, MN – GE Capital Solutions Fleet Services’ Environmental Performance solution employs a portfolio of technology and analytical solutions to improve the environmental performance of a company’s fleet while reducing operating costs. GE works closely with its customers to develop and implement a customized roadmap that helps them strengthen their environmental and operating performance by mapping tailored strategies for their service, sales, and delivery cars and trucks.
GE’s roadmap process focuses on three core elements: vehicle selection, vehicle efficiency, and measurement and reporting. GE’s integrated scenario modeling and lifecycle cost analysis tools help customers select the most efficient vehicles for their fleet from both an environmental and cost perspective. Vehicle efficiency tools, such as telematics, can dramatically reduce fuel consumption and boost operational performance. Measurement and reporting are a critical element to Environmental Performance’s focus on results. GE has added a performance indicator to my.Dashboard, GE’s integrated Web reporting tool, giving customers on its fuel program clear line-of-sight to CO2 emissions. GE has also included CO2 emissions on customer annual reviews.
GE launched its solution to the fleet industry during the National Association of Fleet Administrators (NAFA) conference in early May and to the general public at GE’s second anniversary of ecomagination “Green is Universal” forum held May 24 at Universal Studios.
Environmental Performance focuses on using technology and data analytics to achieve real results for GE customers, and is the first ecomagination-certified service offering within GE. It is available in the United States, Canada, and Europe.
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