Hybrid/fully electric vehicle statistics

Freedom of Information Request – Acknowledgement

Dear Hannah Dennes,

Freedom of Information Request Ref: 4175

I refer to your recent request for information relating to electric/hybrid
EFDC vehicles, which was received by the Council on the 17^th of February
2025.

Your request is being dealt with in accordance with the Freedom of
Information Act 2000 and will be responded to within twenty working days
of the date of its receipt by the Council.

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hesitate to contact me. Please quote the reference number above in any
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Yours faithfully,

Freedom of Information Officer

Epping Forest District Council
Civic Offices,
High Street,
Epping,
Essex, CM16 4BZ

(01992) 564000

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Freedom of Information Request – Response

Dear Hannah Denness,

Freedom of Information Request Ref: 4175

I refer to your recent request for information relating to electric/hybrid
vehicles.

The information you requested is as follows:

EFDC has an Electric Vehicle transition strategy in place.

Pool cars, taxis, buses, trucks, etc) in our fleet electric/hybrid - 53
including Qualis (our fully owned subsidiary that manages our social
housing and most grounds maintenance).

a) internal combustion cars      – x 2 diesel cars.

b) electric or hybrid cars             – x 1 Hybrid car.
c) internal combustion vans     - EFDC 9 + Qualis (fully owned subsidiary)
24.
d) electric or hybrid vans            – 13 + Qualis 6.
e) heavy trucks                                – Zero.

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Civic Offices, Epping, Essex, CM16 4BZ or
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Yours faithfully,

Freedom of Information Officer

Epping Forest District Council
Civic Offices,
High Street,
Epping,
Essex, CM16 4BZ

(01992) 564000

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