Logistics provider Kuehne+Nagel has invested in solar panels and biofuels to make the transport of goods on land by sea more sustainble
Kuehne+Nagel has fitted photovoltaic panels to its trucks in the Netherlands to generate solar energy for each vehicle’s electronics, with the promise of saving 100 litures of fuel per truck on a monthly basis. It has also secured enough biofuel to provide customers with a more sustainble option for the ocean transport of up to 40,000 TEU containers.
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