Teletrac Navman launched Energy Hub, a new solution within its all-in-one fleet management platform TN360 designed to provide a unified view of energy usage across mixed-energy fleets.
The solution combines electric vehicle (EV) charging visibility with traditional fuel data in a single platform, while supporting a broader range of alternative energy types beyond petrol and diesel.
“Fleet operations are becoming increasingly complex as businesses manage the transition to mixed-energy environments. The challenge is no longer simply collecting information but bringing it together in a way that supports better operational decision-making,” says Alain Samaha, CEO, Teletrac Navman. “Energy Hub helps businesses reduce fragmentation and gain clearer insights into energy performance, bringing these data points together into one platform, giving organizations a clearer, unified view of energy usage and enabling a more integrated, data-driven approach to fleet management."
Key takeaways:
· Real-time vehicle insights, including battery state of charge (SoC) and estimated remaining range, give managers a clearer understanding of vehicle readiness across EV and hybrid fleets.
· Energy Hub supports configurable alerts and exception-based reporting that can identify overcharging, unusual fuel transactions and inefficient charging behavior.
· The solution centralizes fuel card transaction data from leading providers, enabling organizations to streamline reporting, reconcile spending and detect anomalies without storing sensitive card information.
· It also introduces EV charging reimbursement capabilities, ensuring business-related energy costs are accurately calculated and allocated using driver trip classification data.
· Together, these capabilities help organizations strengthen compliance, simplify audits and identify unnecessary expenditure across both charging and fuel activity.
· Energy Hub's dashboard provides fleet-wide visibility into energy consumption, transaction volumes, cost per kilowatt hour and overall spend. Fleet managers can analyze trends, monitor live charging status, track charging events and locate public charging infrastructure, providing the insights needed to optimize fleet performance and energy management.
