BMW is using trucks fuelled by liquified natural gas (LNG) to deliver engines to its assembly plant in Regensburg, Germany, cutting carbon and nitrogen emissions. The use of the trucks is part of the vehicle maker’s sustainability target of making all of the cargo transport for its operations carbon neutral by 2050.
Using the trucks means carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions on the route are cut by up to a quarter compared to conventional diesel engines, while nitrogen oxide emissions (NOx) are reduced by up to 60%, says BMW.
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