Blue Energy Motors rolls out 500th green fuel truck
The fleet of Blue Energy Motors LNG trucks has already covered over 20 million kilometres.
Blue Energy Motors, a green fuel truck manufacturer, has rolled out its 500th truck from its smart manufacturing Chakan facility in Pune.
Anirudh Bhuwalka, CEO of Blue Energy Motors said, "This achievement reflects our commitment to sustainable transportation and innovation while paving way for the decarbonization of the trucking sector. Our dedicated team and valued customers, including Fortune 500 Indian conglomerates in core sector industries as Cement, Steel etc., have been integral to this success."
The fleet of Blue Energy Motors LNG trucks has already covered over 20 million kilometres, leading to a significant reduction of emission of over 5000 tonnes of CO2, the press release noted.
The BE 5528+ tractor was introduced in the market as the first model in September 2022, marking the beginning of Blue Energy Motors' entry into the LNG-fuelled truck industry. Since its introduction, the BE 5528+ has successfully lowered the logistics carbon footprints of the cement and steel sectors. The truck uses FPT multipoint stoichiometric combustion engine technology and delivers best-in-class TCO and quieter operation compared to conventional fuel-powered trucks.
Blue Energy Motors has a 10,000-truck installed capacity, which can be expanded further as the market develops and demand increases, the press release noted.
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