DHL partners with Schneider Electric for greener transport

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By LoadstarEditorial

31/01/2024

PRESS RELEASE

Pilot projects significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions

Bonn, January 31, 2024: DHL Global Forwarding, DHL Group’s air and ocean freight specialist, has partnered with Schneider Electric, the market leader in the digital transformation of energy management and automation, to pilot a new multimodal transportation solution for greater sustainability and efficiency. Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) is used here, so that transport routes are not only more agile, but also reduce the environmental impact of supply chains at the same time.

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