The logistics industry is evolving at an unprecedented pace. Electrification is moving from pilot programs to full deployment, and operators across the country are evaluating what the transition means for cost, performance, infrastructure, and long-term competitiveness.

On April 15, SHIP will host Electrification Lunch and Learn: Intro to Electric Vehicles in Logistics, an exclusive executive-level session designed for leaders navigating this shift.

We are proud to partner with Orange EV, the leading U.S. manufacturer of purpose-built zero-emission terminal trucks.

Featured Speakers

Wade Overstreet is the Sales Team Manager – East Region at Orange EV, bringing nearly 30 years of experience in the transportation and logistics industry. Throughout his career, he has worked with leading organizations including Ryder, Volvo, Peterbilt, Kenworth, and PacLease. His experience spans fleet operations and equipment solutions, supporting fleets as they evaluate and adopt new technologies that improve efficiency, uptime, and overall operational performance.

Simeon Whitehill, Marine & Port Electrification Specialist
With 30 years of marine and port-sector experience, Simeon has led more than 25 electrification pilot programs across major U.S. ports, including Savannah, and is currently supporting implementation of an all-electric terminal tractor fleet within the Philadelphia port system.

What You Will Gain

• Direct access to Orange EV leadership

• A live operational demonstration of an electric terminal truck

• Clear guidance on charging infrastructure and facility planning

• Real-world data on uptime, total cost of ownership, and performance

• Insight from active pilot programs at major ports

This session is designed to move beyond theory and into operational reality.

Why This Matters

Fleet electrification is accelerating — driven by performance improvements, operational savings, and evolving regulatory frameworks. SHIP is actively building the regional ecosystem that will support this transition through pilot programs, data modeling, workforce training, and infrastructure planning.

This event is ideal for:

• Terminal operators

• Port stakeholders

• Logistics and distribution executives

• Fleet managers

• Infrastructure and energy providers

• Investors exploring electrification opportunities