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Electrification of Dutch food logistics fleets
Overview
Dutch logistics companies are transitioning their delivery fleets to electric vehicles to meet sustainability requirements and navigate zero-emission zones.
Van Gelder groente & fruit has initiated a transition by deploying two large Renault electric trucks for supplying customers in Amsterdam and Den Haag. These vehicles utilize electric propulsion and refrigeration systems to ensure emission-free transport. The company also plans to replace smaller vans with electric versions and install a large charging station in Ridderkerk.
Similarly, JLN Transport has deployed the Iveco S-eWay, a heavy-duty electric truck, to provide grocery distribution services for Lidl. The vehicle features a 603 kWh battery pack with a claimed range of up to 600 kilometers. This deployment supports Lidl’s objective to transition its Dutch distribution fleet to entirely electric vehicles by 2027.
Entities
Renault · JLN Transport · Amsterdam · Iveco · LIDL
Timeline
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[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesJLN Transport deploys first Iveco S-eWay electric truck in the Netherlands
JLN Transport has deployed the first Iveco S-eWay electric truck in the Netherlands, supporting Lidl's goal to transition its Dutch distribution fleet to zero-emission vehicles by 2027.
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[BUSINESS] 4 sourcesVan Gelder begins transition to fully electric delivery fleet
Van Gelder groente & fruit has introduced its first large electric Renault trucks to achieve emission-free food transport, with plans to expand the electric fleet and build a new charging hub in Ridderkerk.
Sources
40ton.net · agf.nl · duurzaam-ondernemen.nl · redactie24.be · transport-online.nl · transportmedia.be