Starting in 2022, BWSC launched its initiative for phased approach to purchasing additional vehicles and upgrading the facilities that will support a Zero-Emissions Fleet. In summer of 2023, BWSC took delivery of its first ZEVs. These first 21 all-electric Ford Mustang Mach-E AWD SUVs will replace gasoline Ford Escape AWD SUVs. Later in 2023, BWSC will receive 16 all-electric Ford F-150 Lightning pickup trucks that will replace gasoline pickup trucks.
The use of these electric vehicles will avoid the consumption of tens of thousands of gallons of gasoline, and significantly reduce BWSC’s carbon footprint* from fleet operations.
Ford Mustang Mach-E Comparison
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Vehicle | Gallons of gas (75,000 miles) | Tons of CO2 (75,000 miles) |
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Ford Mustang Mach-E AWD | 0 | 13 |
Ford Escape AWD | 2,885 | 28.3 |
Net reduction: | (2,885) | 15.3 |
Ford F-150 Lightning Comparison
Vehicle | Gallons of gas (75,000 miles) | Tons of CO2 (75,000 miles) |
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Ford F-150 Lightning | 0 | 17.9 |
Ford F-150 (gasoline) | 3,750 | 36.7 |
Net reduction: | (3,750) | 18.8 |
*Based on BWSC Fleet Electrification: Analysis and Recommendations conducted by ENE/AECOM, April 2022
To estimate CO2 emissions from gasoline and electricity, use this tool provide by the EPA.
Did you know:
Switching to an electric vehicle will save BSWC up to $10,000 net per vehicle** over the lifetime of the vehicle.
**Net savings due to reduced fueling and maintenance costs |
BWSC will continue to electrify its light duty fleet as older gasoline vehicles are scheduled to retire, and assess other opportunities to replace or convert medium-duty and heavy-duty vehicles with technologies that will reduce fuel consumption and carbon emissions. Check back to this page for updates on BSWC’s long term plans
Learn more about how BWSC will charge its electric vehicles now and in the future.