Maaz HaiderManager, Electric Truck Transition, New York, NY
Area of Expertise: freight electrification, fleet vehicles, green supply chain, corporate partnerships, business and the environment
Maaz serves as the lead for accelerating fleet and shipper deployments of medium- and heavy-duty electric trucks, at EDF. He works directly across the intersection of strategy, policy advocacy, and investor engagement to push the electrification of transport amongst the largest fleets and shippers in the U.S.
Maaz ventured into the energy and environment space while working for a renewable energy developer based in Pakistan focusing on novel and challenging projects in emerging & developing economies. He has the distinct experience of working in multiple countries, in Asia, Africa & Latin America, and has an MSc. in Energy Systems Management from the University of San Francisco California (USFCA).
Posts by this author
The road to zero: How strategic value chain partnerships can create transportation electrification opportunities
PepsiCo NA and Schneider National offer a blueprint for other shippers and transportation partners to reduce Scope 3 transportation emissions.
Driving To Net-Zero: 5 Steps to Tackling Scope 3 Emissions for Shippers
For companies that do not own their own trucks, but contract transportation suppliers for moving their goods, reducing Scope 3 emissions is paramount.
Accelerating Towards Net Zero: IRA Incentives Offer Companies a Fast Track for Fleet Electrification
The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) is the most significant climate victory for sustainable investment in U.S. history.
Why 2023 is the year for companies to join the electric truck transition
In 2023, zero-emission truck adoption will receive a boost from policy wins, transformations in technology, and an emergence of new business models.
The road to zero: how one company began their journey to fleet electrification
For companies that own and operate trucks, the path to fleet electrification provides an opportunity to reshape their enviromental impact.