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DHL and IAG Cargo just signed a five-year deal to cut aviation emissions by 640,000 tons using sustainable fuel made from used cooking oil. The partnership covers nearly all fuel for DHL Express cargo on British Airways flights through 2030.
A new intermodal terminal in southern Poland will shift thousands of cargo containers from highways to electric rail, cutting emissions while connecting industrial heartlands to Baltic ports. The facility opens the door to cleaner, faster freight across Europe.
A major Indian energy company is bringing cleaner transportation to millions by investing in electric three-wheelers designed for last-mile delivery. The move could transform urban logistics while cutting emissions in India's bustling cities.
A single electric heavy goods vehicle could eliminate 1,000 tonnes of carbon emissions by 2034, the same amount that 50,000 trees absorb in a year. Real-world testing across 25 UK trucking companies is proving electric freight isn't just greener, it's getting cheaper too.
A Chilean salmon company just proved sustainable air travel is possible for fresh food, cutting emissions by 10% on its first green flight to the US. The breakthrough could transform how the world ships seafood.
A Chilean salmon farm just flew 3 tons of fish to America using sustainable aviation fuel, cutting emissions by 10%. It's a first for the seafood industry and could transform how fresh food travels the globe. #
A Chilean salmon exporter just completed the first carbon-reduced premium seafood flight to the U.S., cutting emissions by 10% using sustainable aviation fuel. The March 2026 shipment proves the food export industry can decarbonize without sacrificing quality or speed.
A Dutch-founded shipping company just turned New York City's waterways into express delivery lanes, slashing Manhattan delivery times from 75 minutes to just 25. It's part of a bold city plan to move freight off congested roads and back onto the water where it belongs.
Major Thai delivery companies are turning rising fuel prices into an opportunity by deploying artificial intelligence and electric vehicles. The tech-forward approach is keeping costs down while e-commerce booms across Southeast Asia.
Global delivery giant DHL now operates one of the world's largest commercial electric vehicle fleets, with over 45,000 EVs delivering packages across 220 countries. The company cut emissions by 4.3% last year while proving green logistics can work at massive scale.
Tesla just opened its first customer-facing Megacharger station in California, proving that electric long-haul trucking isn't just a future dream anymore. The charging network for electric big rigs is finally becoming real.