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Eroad — ESG Presentation (December 2022)
36 slides from Eroad's sustainability presentation, December 2022
Slide 1: The Road to Sustainability 2022
The Road to Sustainability 2022 December 2022
Slide 2: Green is the new black
EROAD 2022 Sustainability Report | 2 Green is the new black Fleets of all sizes will face mounting pressure to decarbonise over the next few years as regulators, customers and investors seek out organisations who can show their green credentials. For 84% of businesses that have started acting, susta
Slide 3: Heavy fleets
EROAD 2022 Sustainability Report | 3 8 in 10 8 in 10 heavy fleets say their customers are reviewing sustainability performance in their vendor heavy fleets are using some form of GPS selection processes tracking or telematics 46% 42% of heavy fleets either already have or expect to of heavy fleets s
Slide 4: Light fleets
EROAD 2022 Sustainability Report | 4 1 in 3 67% light fleets struggle with prioritisation against of businesses with light fleets face challenges with other business goals when it comes to setting, data availability or the ability to measure when it measuring and achieving sustainability goals comes
Slide 5: The bottom line
5 EROAD 2022 Sustainability Report | 5 The bottom line | Why sustainability matters and how it builds tangible business value
Slide 6: 84% report sustainability initiatives had a positive impact on business
6 EROAD 2022 Sustainability Report | 6 Positive Customer Employee Brand recognition Increased impact satisfaction participation & reputation productivity 84% report that sustainability initiatives had a positive impact on business 84% of businesses with vehicles say their current sustainability init
Slide 7: Businesses reporting some of the most sought-after benefits
EROAD 2022 Sustainability Report | 7 46% 45% Measurable impact on the environment Investor/shareholder satisfaction Businesses reporting 40% some of the most sought-after benefits Financial metrics/ROI have already started transitioning their fleet to alternative power/fuel sources 39% Whether they’
Slide 8: Unlocking ROI from sustainability initiatives
EROAD 2022 Sustainability Report | 8 Unlocking ROI from sustainability initiatives The businesses seeing a positive impact on financial metrics/ROI: When it comes to the bottom line, the most Although 93% of this group say challenges common initiatives undertaken by those who remain, such as priorit
Slide 9: The pressure is on
9 EROAD 2022 Sustainability Report | 9 The pressure is on | Whether direct, or indirect, the pressure is building on all sides for businesses
Slide 10: When regulators sneeze, the whole country catches a cold
EROAD 2022 Sustainability Report | 10 When regulators sneeze, the whole country catches a cold Decarbonising transport is high on the global sustainability agenda. Transport accounts for 19% of emissions in Australia and 17% in New Zealand. Taking action to reduce emissions Australia New Zealand In
Slide 11: Pressure from B2B customers is already building
EROAD 2022 Sustainability Report | 11 If you’re a B2B business, the pressure is already building from customers. Most businesses already consider sustainability performance in their vendor selection process The vendor selection process is beginning to incorporate more Since building enduring custome
Slide 12: Reducing emissions may help you attract capital to grow
EROAD 2022 Sustainability Report | 12 Reducing emissions may help you attract capital to grow % of business feeling pressure from Shareholders to increase sustainability initiatives Led by large institutional investors, companies may attract more investor capital if they have an active ESG policy. P
Slide 13: Demonstrate your fleet sustainability performance
EROAD 2022 Sustainability Report | 13 Demonstrate your fleet sustainability performance Organisations looking to adopt best practice to achieve net zero goals will need to look at tackling their scope 3 emissions – and that means reducing emissions throughout their supply chain. Whether you want to
Slide 14: Sustainability initiatives
14 EROAD 2022 Sustainability Report | 14 Sustainability initiatives | What businesses are doing to become more sustainable
Slide 15: More than 9 in 10 businesses have started taking action
EROAD 2022 Sustainability Report | 15 More than 9 in 10 businesses have already started taking action through sustainability initiatives 80% 67% 7% Have taken steps to Have taken steps to Have taken no directly reduce scope 1, 2 influence future action at all or 3 emissions emissions 45% 31% 27% 30%
Slide 16: The transport race to net zero is led by utilities companies
EROAD 2022 Sustainability Report | 16 The transport race to net zero is Businesses with current & future goals to decarbonise transport, fleet and assets led by utilities companies While 8 in 10 businesses with vehicles have set clear sustainability goals, the majority of those businesses don’t curr
Slide 17: Easy, low-cost wins for sustainability
EROAD 2022 Sustainability Report | 17 Easy, low-cost wins for sustainability There are plenty of low-cost wins to reduce emissions – and some could even save you money. For example adding recycling and composting bins to the office to reduce waste sent to landfill. Or encouraging sales reps to have
Slide 18: The blockers
18 EROAD 2022 Sustainability Report | 18 The blockers | What’s preventing businesses from increasing their sustainability efforts?
Slide 19: Cost and prioritisation remain top of the list of challenges
EROAD 2022 Sustainability Report | 19 While there’s clearly mounting pressure for businesses to Cost and prioritisation remain increase their sustainability efforts – and some early wins to be made – many businesses say that cost and prioritisation are top of the list of challenges preventing them f
Slide 20: Sustainability can be tied to operational efficiency
EROAD 2022 Sustainability Report | 20 Sustainability can be tied to operational efficiency – but it requires more than guesswork Telematics solutions could help deliver ROI Replacing vehicles For the 48% of businesses with light vehicles and no tracking in place, telematics can seem like it’s just a
Slide 21: Businesses are struggling to get the data they need
EROAD 2022 Sustainability Report | 21 Businesses are struggling to get the data they need to measure performance 8 in 10 business decision makers said they’ve set sustainability goals but the number who say they’re currently measuring these goals is much lower at just 30%. Tracking performance and t
Slide 22: Heavy fleets
22 EROAD 2022 Sustainability Report | 22 Heavy fleets | What heavy fleets are doing and what the future looks like for businesses with heavy vehicles
Slide 23: Heavy fleets challenges
EROAD 2022 Sustainability Report | 23 Heavy fleets challenges EROAD customers starting to trial or transition to electric, hybrid and hydrogen heavy vehicles 42% of heavy fleets say cost is prohibitive to change, and 34% struggle with prioritising sustainability goals over other business goals. Howe
Slide 24: Out with the old as 1 in 4 expect to remove Euro 3-4
EROAD 2022 Sustainability Report | 24 Out with the old as 1 in 4 expect to completely remove Euro 3-4 Heavy fleets in Australia and New Zealand have high numbers of older, 45% of heavy fleets expect to have at least one battery EV on their fleet by inefficient vehicles on the road (Euro 3-4 standard
Slide 25: A growing fleet focused on efficiency needs technology that grows
EROAD 2022 Sustainability Report | 25 A growing fleet, focused on efficiency needs Important for today’s fleet Important for future mixed tech fleet technology that will grow with it #1 Distance driven #1 Driver behaviour More than 8 out of 10 heavy fleets say their customers are reviewing sustainab
Slide 26: Light fleets
26 EROAD 2022 Sustainability Report | 26 Light fleets | What light fleets are doing and what the future looks like for businesses with light commercial vehicles
Slide 27: Light fleet challenges
EROAD 2022 Sustainability Report | 27 Light fleet challenges Get data on your light vehicles with EROAD Clarity Locate 1 in 4 light fleets are challenged by data availability. However, it’s unsurprising when 48% of light EROAD has low-cost, all-in-one solutions available for light fleets don’t have
Slide 28: 7 in 10 plan to replace older vehicles
EROAD 2022 Sustainability Report | 28 7 in 10 plan to replace older vehicles Determine your optimal fleet size/make up Replacing older vehicles is a priority for most businesses over the next 2 years. Older vehicles are more costly to run - both in terms of If your business has a fleet of vehicles,
Slide 29: 60% of very large fleets to be pooled/shared by 2025
EROAD 2022 Sustainability Report | 29 60% of very large fleets to be pooled/shared by 2025 Car-pooling and vehicle sharing is an easy win for light fleets – but it needs to be well managed to avoid issues with car availability. Across all fleet sizes, the average number of vehicles being pooled is o
Slide 30: Telematics could help you spot and manage driving behaviour
EROAD 2022 Sustainability Report | 30 Telematics could help you spot and “The impacts from driver training and manage driving behaviour that’s driving behaviour on fuel efficiency can costing your business save up to 30% of fuel costs.” Without GPS tracking or telematics it’s difficult to track and
Slide 31: Tipping the balance
31 EROAD 2022 Sustainability Report | 31 Tipping the balance | What needs to happen to overcome challenges, ramp up sustainability efforts and future-proof fleets
Slide 32: A recipe for action
EROAD 2022 Sustainability Report | 32 A recipe for action How the EECA Low Emission Transport Fund is helping decarbonise the transport sector in New Zealand It’s unlikely that cost or prioritisation will disappear tomorrow – they’re common challenges for businesses of any size and in any industry a
Slide 33: The time to start measuring is now
EROAD 2022 Sustainability Report | 33 The time to start measuring is now Are businesses ready for any future regulatory changes, or a sudden demand for “green credentials” from their customers? It’s inevitable in the coming years that the pressure to act will increase and businesses will need to be
Slide 34: For light fleets GPS tracking is vital to progress
EROAD 2022 Sustainability Report | 34 For light fleets GPS tracking is vital to progress The top 5 benefits, as defined by those who use telematics now are: It’s clear that in the future, stakeholders across the board are likely going to need data – whether it’s 1. Peace of mind knowing where vehicl
Slide 35: Heavy fleets will need more than dot-on-the-map technology
EROAD 2022 Sustainability Report | 35 Heavy fleets will need more than dot- on-the-map technology As the 3G network is phased out over the next 2 years, many of the 8 in 10 heavy fleets that already have GPS tracking or telematics installed will need to switch their 3G devices for 4G-ready hardware.
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