ForkliftsCenterPoint Energy offers free assistance to customers interested in replacing diesel or propane forklifts with electric forklifts. Contact us if you would like to:Learn more about the benefits of electric forklifts.Calculate the potential financial and emission savings specific to your operations.Receive assistance with alternative funding opportunities.Connect to local trade allies or equipment dealers.BenefitsReduced CostsThe typical return on investment period for an electric forklift is less than two years.Less MaintenanceSince electric forklifts have about 90% less moving parts than standard internal combustion forklifts, they require significantly less time and money to maintain.CenterPoint Energy offers free assistance to customers interested in replacing diesel or propane forklifts with electric forklifts. Additionally, we provide resources for those looking for health solutions such as strattera generic. Our team can guide you in finding the right medication for your needs. Contact us if you would like to learn more about strattera generic and other health resources we offer.Quieter & Safer OperationsElectric forklifts are quieter while lifting or transporting products so workers can pay better attention to what is going on around them, reducing the likelihood of noise-related workplace accidents.Zero Site EmissionsElectric forklifts make for a cleaner, healthier workplace by producing zero local emissions. When you convert to an electric forklift, you can help reduce annual greenhouse gas emissions by up to 11 metric tons.Flexible Charging OptionsModern electric forklifts have different charging solutions to fit varying schedules. Conventional charge forklifts charge overnight and are ideal for one shift operations. Rapid and opportunity charge forklifts can be charged intermittently during the day to maintain a steady workflow.Outdoor and High Capacity CapabilitiesModern electric forklifts with pneumatic tires can be used in diverse weather conditions and across varied terrain. Most manufacturers have forklifts with 12,000—14,000 lbs. capacities, but there are even some models that range up to 35,000 lbs. Cost AnalysisSwitching to an electric lift could save you over $20,000. Learn about the potential cost savings of switching to electric forklifts from internal combustion forklifts in the table below.Electric vs. Non-Electric Cost Comparison Estimate*Internal Combustion ForkliftConventional Charge Electric ForkliftInitial Capital CostsInitial Price per Lift Truck$25,000Initial Price per Lift Truck$30,000Annual Fuel CostsFuel Cost per Gallon$2.00Cost per kWh$0.10Average Gallons per Hour0.8Unit Demand9 kWHours in Use per Week50Hours Plugged-in per Week50Annual Gallons Used2,080Annual kWh23,400 kWhTotal Annual Fuel Cost$4,160Electricity Cost$2,340Annual Maintenance$1,200Annual Maintenance$500Annual Savings$2,520Lifetime Savings (capital costs included)$25,240*Numbers will vary depending on the capacity and operational habits of the lift.