Daimler Truck is in the process of fitting its new global parts distribution centre with photovoltaic roof panels across 225,000 sq.m
The facility will have a gross built up area of 270,000 sq.m and operations will be phased in during 2025 to supply 20 regional logistics centres worldwide with parts for Mercedes-Benz trucks…
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