Three UK hauliers commit to electric trucks after Project JOLT trials
DP World, Howard Tenens and Port Express are investing in electric heavy goods vehicles after taking part in Project JOLT. The trials were aimed at assessing the economic and operational viability of electric trucks in commercial freight work.
Three UK hauliers are investing in electric heavy goods vehicles after participating in Project JOLT, a research programme focused on the economic and operational viability of electric trucks in commercial freight operations.
According to the report, DP World, Howard Tenens and Port Express are all acquiring new vehicles following the trials.
The article does not specify how many vehicles each company will buy or when the purchases will be delivered.
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