At the Fleet Forum Summit 2026, TGS Co-CEO Fred Burgod presented the company’s updated supplier commitment to humanitarian customers, reinforcing a practical approach to sustainability that began with each organisation’s operational reality.

TGS committed to integrating sustainability into every aspect of its Fleet Services and providing expert guidance so clients could identify environmentally responsible mobility solutions tailored to their unique needs. The aim was to help organisations reduce emissions, improve efficiency and support their sustainability objectives without compromising operational effectiveness.

The updated commitment also set out TGS’s intention to continue expanding the range of environmentally responsible vehicles available to aid and humanitarian organisations across Africa. This included hybrid and electric models where they were operationally suitable and supported by local infrastructure.

For TGS, sustainable mobility was not based on a single technology or vehicle. Terrain, payload, duty cycle, infrastructure and mission requirements all influenced the right solution. Vehicle choice also had to be supported by training, maintenance and fleet-management capability that helped organisations reduce avoidable journeys and waste, extend vehicle life and use resources more effectively.

The commitment gave customers greater choice while keeping reliability, safety, efficiency and mission delivery at the centre of fleet decisions.