German Company DACHSER Starts New Logistics Operation Using Hydrogen-Powered Trucks

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Published on 07/10/2022 at 15:58

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The DACHSER Hydrogen Trucks Will Contribute to the Zero Pollutant Emissions Initiative, Starting to Circulate on the Streets in 2023

São Paulo, October 7, 2022 – DACHSER, a global logistics service provider, will initiate a transport operation with two hydrogen-powered trucks. This operation will begin in 2023 in two cities in Germany, and the trucks are part of the zero-emission initiative, similar to the company’s existing electric vehicles in the market.

The hydrogen-powered truck, Hyundai Xcient, will operate in Magdeburg, Germany, with a payload of 27 tons and a range of 400 km, and it can be operated in two shifts. The zero-emission truck will be used for distribution in the region, as well as night transport in Berlin, the capital of Germany. The hydrogen-powered Bluepower 1938 FCEV from Engenius will provide delivery services in downtown Hamburg. It has a maximum capacity of up to 19 tons and a range of about 250 km. In addition to the trucks, DACHSER will have hydrogen supply stops at two DACHSER branches in Berlin and Magdeburg.

Hydrogen Will Be Key to the Future

Hydrogen is a fundamental fuel bet for the future in the commitment to reduce carbon emissions, along with the introduction and use of electric cars. According to a study commissioned by DACHSER from Kempten University of Applied Sciences, the range of hydrogen-powered trucks would exceed 500 km with compressed gas technology. H2 is the most abundant chemical element in the universe and will change the future of the automotive industry.

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About The DACHSER Company

DACHSER, a German company based in Kempten, provides transport logistics services, customizable services, and warehousing: Dachser Air & Sea Logistics and Dachser Road Logistics. In addition to the division into two business lines, Dachser European Logistics and Dachser Food Logistics. A contract logistics service and solutions tailored for the industry. With a transport network in Europe and across other continents and a well-adjusted IT system, the company offers intelligent solutions worldwide. With approximately 31,000 employees at 376 locations in 42 countries worldwide, the company generated revenue of €7.1 billion last year, in 2021. In that same year, the logistics sector completed a total of 83.6 million shipments, weighing 42.8 million tons. For more information, visit the DACHSER website.

German Company DACHSER Starts New Logistics Operation Using Hydrogen-Powered Trucks

The DACHSER Hydrogen Trucks Will Contribute to the Zero Pollutant Emissions Initiative, Starting to Circulate on the Streets in 2023

Hydrogen Will Be Key to the Future

About The DACHSER Company

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