Powering the future: National Grid transitions to cleaner vehicle technology
Case study: National Grid Distribution
Powering the future:
National Grid transitions to cleaner vehicle technology.
With teams working in remote areas, reliable power is essential for National Grid Distribution. Jane Nicholson, Fleet Technical Specialist, is leading the change, switching from traditional inverters and leisure batteries to the Clayton Power LPS system.
The LPS is versatile power on the go.
The new LPS offers enhanced power without the need to idle vehicles, helping to reduce emissions and keep operations more efficient and environmentally friendly. Technician Scott Hartland explains how the LPS system powers tools, laptops and sensitive test equipment for cable networks.
Jane Nicholson, Fleet Technical Specialist
"With teams working in remote areas, reliable power is essential for National Grid Distribution."
Supporting the transition to electric vehicles
The LPS from Clayton Power is a key step in National Grid’s move towards fully electric vehicles. This technology helps eliminate the need for diesel engines, aligning with regulatory goals to cut emissions and create a greener fleet that remains fully operational.
Proof in the field
Real examples of how mobile teams use Clayton Power to support reliable operation, reduce generator dependency, and make service vehicles more capable day to day.
Ready to make your work vehicle more capable?
Tell us what equipment you need to power and how your vehicle is used. We will help you find a setup that fits your daily operations.
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