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GREENER TRANSPORT WITH SCANIA ECOLUTION

- GOH THEAN HOWE cbt@nst.com.my

SCANIA (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd has sealed the first Scania Ecolution truck agreement signing in Asia, at the Malaysia Commercial Vehicle Expo (MCVE) 2019. The Scania Ecolution is a tailormade partnershi­p between Scania and its customers which helps to reduce fuel consumptio­n and CO2 emissions. This is achieved through vehicle optimisati­on, as well as agreed fuel and CO2 emissions reduction targets.

“I will not share each and every company’s targets, but it is between the range of 6 and 10 per cent,” said Scania

Southeast Asia managing director Marie Sjodin Enstrom.

The progress to reach the targets will be regularly monitored, evaluated and discussed with the Scania Ecolution Manager to ensure the desired result.

Scania Ecolution focuses on reducing operating cost which will translates to improved profitabil­ity while fulfilling the growing demand for green initiative­s.

“We believe that sustainabi­lity and profitabil­ity can go hand-in-hand. Scania Ecolution will facilitate the shift towards a sustainabl­e transport system. This is a holistic approach towards a more responsibl­e and sustainabl­e transporta­tion of people and goods,”

said Marie.

Four companies had signed the Scania Ecolution truck agreement. They are Aone Logistics Sdn Bhd, Naidu Trans Logistics Sdn Bhd,

Gateway Shipping Sdn Bhd and Heng Seng and Co. The ceremony was witnesses by Deputy Transport Minister Datuk Kamarudin Jaffar and the Swedish Ambassador to Malaysia

Dag Juhlin-Dannfelt.

Marie said the Scania Ecolution could help to reduce fuel consumptio­n and CO2 emissions by up to 50 per cent.

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PIC BY MOHD YUSNI ARIFFIN DeputyTran­sportMinis­terDatukKa­marudinJaf­far(centre)witnessing­thememoran­dumofunder­standingsi­gning ceremony between SCANIA (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd, which is represente­d by Scania Southeast Asia managing director Marie Sjodin Enstrom (left), and Aone Group, which is represente­d by its managing director, S. Palani, in Kuala Lumpur on Thursday.
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