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FedEx, the world’s largest express transportation company, has announced a significant transition in its UK operations—switching over 170 of its linehaul trucks to Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO), a renewable fuel alternative to diesel. This move is expected to reduce the company’s carbon emissions by at least 80%, contributing to its

The logistics industry faces a unique challenge when it comes to balancing operational efficiency with environmental responsibility. In a sector heavily reliant on fuel, reducing carbon emissions is no small feat. Yet, Fagan & Whalley (F&W) has taken a significant step forward by transitioning its Coventry depot to 100% Hydrotreated

Fortescue Metals Group, a leading name in the global mining industry, is making bold strides towards a zero-emissions future. The company recently announced a monumental $2.8 billion investment to electrify its fleet as part of its goal to achieve net-zero emissions by 2030. This move includes purchasing 475 emission-free machines,

As part of its ambitious effort to achieve net-zero emissions, the U.S. federal government is taking significant steps to decarbonize and electrify its vast portfolio of buildings and fleets. A recent report outlines five critical steps that federal agencies can follow to accelerate this transition: Collection and Assessment, Solution Development,

Certa Ireland is making strides in promoting sustainable fuel alternatives with the rollout of Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO) at ten of its forecourts. This move marks a significant step in meeting the growing demand for renewable fuels across the country. As the first fuel operator in Ireland to offer HVO

In an inspiring move toward greener logistics, FedEx has begun powering its U.K. fleet with Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO). As of September 2024, more than 170 linehaul trucks across three U.K. locations—Parkhouse, Marston Gate, and Atherstone—have shifted to using HVO as a sustainable fuel alternative to diesel. This transition is

In a significant stride towards reducing carbon emissions, Maxus UK has announced that its entire Deliver range of diesel vehicles is now fully compliant with Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO) fuel. This development enables drivers and fleet operators to reduce their carbon footprint by up to 90% immediately, providing a sustainable

In the rapidly evolving landscape of supply chain management, sustainability has become a critical priority. Recent data shows that 93% of supply chain operations view emissions reduction as an essential goal, yet only 17% have electrified their powered industrial truck (PIT) fleets. Despite the potential benefits, many companies remain hesitant

In a significant step towards reducing environmental impact, Honeywell has launched its “Direct to YF Retrofitting Program” in Europe, offering a simplified approach for transitioning older vehicles to low Global Warming Potential (GWP) refrigerants. This move not only aligns with Europe’s F-Gas Regulation but also positions Honeywell as a leader

Belfast City Airport (BHD) has made a groundbreaking move by introducing Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO) fuel across 100% of its airside vehicles and equipment, marking a significant milestone in its sustainability journey. This transition will reduce the airport’s carbon vehicle emissions by up to 90% compared to traditional diesel, demonstrating

In a significant stride towards combating climate change, 350 mayors from across the United States, part of the Climate Mayors initiative, have set an ambitious goal to electrify half of their municipal vehicle fleets by 2030. This forward-thinking commitment represents a powerful collective action to reduce emissions and accelerate the

In an exciting new development, two prominent industry leaders—TRC Companies, based in the U.S., and Germany’s M3E—have entered a strategic partnership aimed at propelling global commercial fleet sustainability to new heights. The collaboration between these powerhouses will support original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and fleet operators in reducing emissions and adopting