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Join E3 Fleet! No matter your sector, nature your work or size of your fleet, E3 Fleet offers good value for money. You can sign up for Fleet Review and Fleet Rating services when you choose, and your whole team gains access to resources in our E3 Fleet Toolkit.

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Canada’s Rated Fleets

Congratulations to the following fleets, which have earned E3 Fleet Ratings and demonstrated their commitment to high standards of environmental performance.

E3 Gold Rated Fleets

E3 Silver Rated Fleets

E3 Gold-Rated Fleets

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Corporation of Delta (Gold Rating: 2009)

The Corporation of Delta received a Gold Rating in September 2009. Delta cut emissions in its municipal fleet dramatically, even as the demand for service increased. Fuel efficiency across the fleet increased by 6% for every kilometre travelled, and greenhouse gas emissions dropped 1% overall between 2007 and 2008. Read more. 

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City of Vancouver (Gold Rating: 2009)

The City of Vancouver fleet increased fuel efficiency by 4% and cut overall emissions by 0.4% between 2006 and 2008. Vancouver’s success strategies included  right-sizing vehicles according to function, assessing the full lifecycle cost of vehicles purchased, testing alternative fuels and adopting new technologies. Read more. 

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Hydro One (Gold Rating: 2010)

Hydro One, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Province of Ontario, manages Ontario’s high voltage transmission network. Hydro One made a significant reduction in carbon dioxide emissions in its service fleet. Key actions included idling reduction, use of hybrids, a tire smart campaign, the purchase of fuel-efficient vehicles and an overall cut in gasoline and diesel fuel consumption. Read more.

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City of Surrey (Gold Rating: 2011)

The City of Surrey achieved an 18% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions in its municipal fleet over two years and increased the fleet’s fuel efficiency by an average 1.3% per year. Specific initiatives include idling reduction, staff training, automated fuel data management and route optimization. Read more.

E3 Silver-Rated Fleets  

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City of Hamilton, Public Works (Silver Rating: 2007)

The City of Hamilton was quick off the mark to earn an E3 Rating. Between 2005 and 2006 Hamilton increased fuel efficiency in its fleets by 5% for every kilometre travelled, and decreased greenhouse gas emissions by 2% per kilometre. The E3 Silver Rating was based on these accomplishments and best management practices, such a new green fleet plan, an idling reduction program, fuel data management and a green vehicle purchasing policy. Read more.

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Township of Langley (Silver Rating: 2008)

Key accomplishments behind Langley Township’s Silver Rating included a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions (14% between 2006 and 2007), staff training on green driving and management practices, installation of GPS units for route optimization, introduction of biodiesel and replacement of larger vehicles with Smart Cars and hybrids. Read more.

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City of Prince George (Silver Rating: 2010)

The City of Prince George received an E3 Fleet Silver Rating in 2010. The City has implemented a comprehensive Green Fleet Strategic Plan to support commitments to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and improve performance.  Read more. 

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City of Guelph (Silver Rating: 2010)

The City of Guelph was awarded a Silver Rating for its municipal fleet operations in 2010, and became the first E3 member organization to have a public transit fleet included in the rating. Following a Fleet Review in 2008, the City adopted policies to reduce fuel consumption by minimizing idling, training staff on green practices and purchasing right-sized vehicles. Read more.


Our Partners

The E3 Fleet Program reflects the commitment and expertise of many people, including some of the country’s most innovative fleet managers. All have a common passion – to see Canada’s fleets take a cleaner, green road to the future.

The Fraser Basin Council thanks our partners at Climate Change Central (Alberta) and Canadian Energy Efficiency Alliance (Fleet Challenge Ontario) for helping E3 Fleet flourish as a national program.

We also acknowledge our E3 Fleet Charter members: Auto-Gas Propane, BC Hydro, BC Ministry of Environment, City of Coquitlam, Corporation of Delta, Enbridge, City of Hamilton, Hydro One, City of Kelowna, Township of Langley, District of Maple Ridge, City of North Vancouver, Novex Couriers, City of Prince George, District of Saanich, University of BC and Municipality of Whistler. We’ve enjoyed the journey so far, and it’s only just begun!

E3 Fleet in Brief

E3 Fleet is a Canada-wide program that helps public and private sector organizations green up their vehicle fleets. E3 Fleet offers information and tools to help you increase fuel efficiency in your fleet, reduce harmful emissions, manage expenses, and incorporate new technologies or fuels.

E3 Fleet offers Fleet Review and Fleet Rating, unique opportunities for members to boost fleet performance and receive recognition for their achievements.

E3 Fleet is a partnership program of the Fraser Basin Council, a non-profit organization dedicated to advancing sustainability, with a focus on climate change and air quality, healthy watersheds and water resources, and sustainable regions and communities. 

Reach Us

For more information on the E3 Fleet program, Plug-in BC and other green fleet initiatives, contact:

Charlotte Argue
Transportation Analyst
E3 Fleet / Green Fleets

Fraser Basin Council
1st Floor, 470 Granville Street
Vancouver, BC  V6C 1V5

T: 1-888-70-FLEET (1-888-703-5338)
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