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Next step for all-electric trucks
All-electric trucks are heading and spreading around Europe´s land transport network. The Swedish company, Volta Trucks, takes the next step of rolling out their all-electric truck at their manufacturing facility in Steyr, Austria. The future of sustainable logistics is unveiled as the first all-electric Volta Zero pilot truck is presented.
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We invested in a new Gottwald HMK 5506 Mobile Harbor Crane for the Constanta MOL1S Terminal. With an outreach of 51 meters and a lifting capacity of 125 tons, the crane will facilitate increased productivity, better solutions for customers and new opportunities in terms of bulk and heavy lift loads. In 2020, DB Schenker extended the concession with the Romanian Port Authorities for the next 20 years and will invest in lifting equipment, infrastructure, digitalization, and human resources.
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DB Schenker Global Projects and Industry Solutions cover the full range of project freight management and transportation of equipment and material from the suppliers' point of delivery to receipt at the jobsite or any other location where an industrial plant is being built.
Read more Read more39,000 kilometers: This is the overall distance travelled by 50 special trucks to transport various parts of machinery from Port Hedland, Australia, to the iron ore mine owned by BHP. The largest and heaviest parts represented the greatest challenge, since these had to be transported overnight. With blocked roads and a maximum speed of 40 kilometers per hour, it took three nights to reach the mine. In total, 90,000 tons of machinery were transported.
39,000 kilometers: This is the overall distance travelled by 50 special trucks to transport various parts of machinery from Port Hedland, Australia, to the iron ore mine owned by BHP. The largest and heaviest parts represented the greatest challenge, since these had to be transported overnight. With blocked roads and a maximum speed of 40 kilometers per hour, it took three nights to reach the mine. In total, 90,000 tons of machinery were transported.
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DB Schenker receives exclusive adidas signature sneaker for anniversary
Global employee challenge in the logistics company’s jubilee year • Limited adidas sneaker edition in DB Schenker branding • Exclusive to company employees • support for charity projects
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