Janus and ConGlobal Turn Depot Charging into a Repeatable Deployment Model

A new depot charging playbook is emerging: prove it once, then replicate it across a fleet network.

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What is this trend?

Janus and ConGlobal are showing how depot charging can be deployed as a repeatable, site-controlled operating model rather than a one-off charger sale, making fleet electrification easier to scale.

  • Pilot first: a 20-truck Fort Worth deployment tests the model before wider rollout.
  • ConGlobal adds depot access, mechanics, and manufacturing capacity to speed replication.
  • The value is shifting from hardware to control of sites, workflows, and utilization.
  • Repeatable depot templates can unlock faster expansion across multi-site fleet networks.

What’s the latest?

Janus Electric’s non-binding MOU with ConGlobal pushes the story into a more operational phase: the first step is a 20-truck Class 8 diesel-to-electric pilot at ConGlobal’s Fort Worth intermodal logistics center, with U.

How it developed

  1. Guaranteed Power Access, Site-Controlled Truck Charging, and Lifecycle Service Control
    • Depot Charging Becomes a Site-Controlled Infrastructure Moat

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