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A snapshot of recent developments to decarbonise freight across Europe.
Norway:
Einride has expanded its partnership with PostNord, the Norwegian branch of the parcel and logistics service provider, continuing a collaboration first initiated in Norway in 2023. As part of the partnership, the amount of electrified transport kilometres will be doubled to over 1.3 million annually.
Einride and PostNord were responsible for successfully completing the world’s first cabless, electric autonomous cross-border delivery without a human driver involved in September 2025.
France:
CEVA Logistics signed a five-year contract with French startup SANCEV, where it will manage the assembly and distribution of its electric conversion kits. This will be carried out at its platform in Marly-la-Ville, near Paris.
The project is expected to oversee a gradual increase in electric conversion, from 1,550 units in 2027 to 3,000 in 2028, in line with the rise in electrification of French fleets.
Republic of Ireland:
Dublin Airport received a €288 million loan from the European Investment Bank, and together with a €2.335 million grant from the EU’s Connecting European Facility, will put this money towards financing sustainability projects.
These include implementing large-scale EV charging infrastructure and high-capacity charging systems, as well as putting in place water and wastewater treatment upgrades.
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