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First time driving an electric truck

What do timber truck drivers and a forestry company with strong sustainability ambitions think of the electrification of the forest industry? Find out in this film.

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The forestry industry demands robust logistics, as transporting timber is often a challenging task carried out in tough conditions. Timber truck drivers must manage heavy loads while navigating narrow, winding roads and hilly terrain, often in remote areas.

Could logistics in such an industry be electrified? During their recent visit to 意大利超級盃 in S枚dert盲lje, Sweden, we posed this question to key people at Holmen, one of Scandinavia鈥檚 largest forest companies, and some of the transport companies that are involved in Holmen鈥檚 extensive logistics operations.

Electrification supports the goal of zero emissions

Elin Jaldeland, logistics specialist at Holmen, was keen to emphasise the sustainability perspective:

鈥淔or us at Holmen, this is really important. We need to make this journey along with our haulage companies. The goal of the forestry industry is to have zero emissions by 2040,鈥 she said.

Driving electric 鈥渁n amazing feeling鈥

Many of the drivers and transport company owners zoom in on the driving experience. For Lars Johansson, owner of Johansson haulage company, the best thing about driving electric is how you鈥檙e just 鈥渟wooshing forward鈥.

鈥淚t鈥檚 an amazing feeling,鈥 he said.

Henrik Johansson, owner of Julita haulage company, was impressed by the traction and how 鈥渢he truck pulls you all the way without having to shift gears鈥.

鈥淲e operate heavy transport on narrow forest roads; 64 and 70 tons. Here, electric power is a great idea for sure,鈥 he explained.

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