Join us on November 10 to hear experts discuss the conditions needed to help grow electric freight corridors in Canada and the U.S.
Join us on November 10 to hear experts discuss the key factors needed to help grow electric freight corridors in Canada and the U.S.
What will it take to plan a true electrified corridor system for Canadian and North American freight? And what can Canada learn from truck charging corridor development in the U.S., such as along Interstate 5 and Interstate 10, as we look to electrify our lanes?
In Quebec, the first heavy-truck charging site was deployed under Propulsion Québec’s Quebec City-Toronto corridor blueprint. Meanwhile, British Columbia has joined Washington, Oregon, California and Mexico’s Baja California to develop the first Canada-U.S.-Mexico zero-emission freight corridor down the West Coast of North America, called the British Columbia to Baja California ZEV Corridor (BC2BC).
Panelists from Hydro-Québec’s Circuit Électrique, Greenlane and PACT will discuss these projects in detail and outline the key factors needed to enable charging infrastructure development at scale.
Topics we’ll discuss:
- Progress on corridor electrification in the U.S., and where the work is happening, as well as the core infrastructure and locations required to make an electric lane viable.
- Learnings from current truck hub operators Greenlane and Circuit Électrique, including the economics of these sites, megawatt charging and how fleets are currently engaging.
- What the BC2BC partnership will deliver, from an initial 20 charging stations of at least 2.5 MW along the I-5 to what comes next.
- How to make infrastructure interoperable across jurisdictions, for fleets planning routes through multiple provinces and states.
- How to solve the chicken-and-egg problem of getting long-haul carriers to commit to electric trucks on corridor routes so that charging infrastructure providers will invest.
This virtual event is brought to you in by PACT – Powering America’s Commercial Transportation in partnership with Electric Autonomy.
Our panelists:
- Andrea Pratt, VP Government & Utilities, Greenlane
- Martin Archambault, Business Development Manager, Fleet Electrification, Hydro-Québec
- Sam Vercellotti, Policy Advisor, PACT
- James Carter, Principal Consultant (Moderator), Vision Mobility
Tuesday, November 10, 2026
10 a.m. PT (U.S.) / 11 a.m. PCT (B.C.) / 1 p.m. ET
Can’t make the live discussion?
No problem. Register for the event and a few days after we’ll send you a link to a recording of the event and a summary of the discussion.
