Maersk, Sotraser use electric trucks in Chile

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Maersk and Sotraser Chile have launched electric truck operations in Chile to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in Latin American supply chains. This initiative marks a significant step towards sustainable logistics. The partnership will utilize Volvo and Foton electric trucks, capable of carrying 24-25 tons of cargo with ranges up to 300 km per charge. The operation includes 20 charging stations in Santiago, powered by 100% renewable energy. This move supports Maersk's goal of net-zero emissions by 2040 and expands on a successful pilot program. Sotraser, a leading Chilean logistics company, operates the largest electric heavy truck fleet in South America.


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