TimelineScaling infrastructure and expanding impact Posten Bring is applying lessons from LSO and OT across its wider network. By 2025, the company will deploy 2,700 overnight chargers and 220 DC fast-charging points for heavy vehicles. Infrastructure is open to external carriers and rollout is supported by Enova, Norway’s green innovation agency. Financing Posten Bring’s depot investments were enabled in part by public co-funding.58 By securing support from Enova’s heavy-duty charging programme, the company accelerated conversion of its largest terminals while reducing the upfront cost burden.59 Year Milestones 2022 –Pilot phase launched at Logistikksenter Oslo (LSO) with 161 electric vehicles and 160+ chargers; testing interoperability, smart charging and operational integration. 2023 –Grid optimization and charging platform deployed; secured Enova funding for scale-up; began preparations at Østlandsterminalen (OT) for heavy-duty fleet electrification. 2024 –Full deployment across LSO and OT; total fleet reaches 1,700+ electric vehicles; integration of solar, telematics and smart scheduling for winter operations. 2025 (Target) –Federal CMAQ funding secured, enabling expansion to 1,114 locations with enhanced technical assistance.60 2,700 overnight chargers and 220 heavy-duty charging points operational; infrastructure opened to third-party carriers; insights shared with policy-makers to shape national standards. Stakeholders involved The electrification effort brings together actors from the public and private sectors. Government agencies provide funding and regulatory frameworks, while Posten Bring leads the operational transition. Technology providers and vehicle manufacturers supply the tools and equipment needed to make the system work.61 Stakeholder group Sub-group Actor Roles and responsibilities Public sector National authority National funding body Provides grants for depot electrification, covering a share of capital costs per site Local authority Municipal agency Sets and enforces zero-emission freight regulations; integrates depot learnings into climate and mobility planning Private sector Lead logistics operator Logistics company Develops and manages depot electrification strategy; procures vehicles and chargers; oversees fleet operations and data sharing Technology provider Charging platform firm Supplies smart charging solutions (load management, tariff optimisation, state-of- charge tracking); ensures system integration and performance OEMs and suppliers Vehicle and charger manufacturersDeliver electric trucks/vans and charging equipment; support interoperability testing and deployment

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