Transitioning to Electric Maintenance Equipment (2024)
Turf Education Day
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34m
Mike Annes, Director of Operations for Greenwise Organic Lawn Care at Turf Education Day 2024
Mike will share what Greenwise has learned as they transition their landscape maintenance to being fully electric. This includes trialing and purchasing new equipment as it hits the market as well as the challenges both financially and culturally in implementing this equipment shift. They have ditched the gas cans in most of their core territories and plan to complete this transition in all service areas for maintenance within the next season or two.
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