XPO Logistics pioneers the adoption of HVO fuels and electric vehicles.

XPO Logistics pioneers sustainability in logistics with the adoption of hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO) and electric-powered vehicles, marking significant progress in decarbonization efforts.

Greenwich, United States- XPO Logistics Supply Chain Inc., a provider of comprehensive and sustainable logistics solutions across Europe, has successfully introduced hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO) and electric-powered vehicles in its 4PL and transport control tower operations. This pioneering move marks a significant milestone in sustainability within the industry.

The trials of HVO and electric-powered vehicles initially covered test routes spanning nearly 3,000 miles in the UK and Ireland, resulting in a reduction of over 4,000 kgCO2e in emissions. This expansion of eco-friendly solutions in managed transport aligns with XPO's broader strategy to decarbonize, including a focus on increasing the use of alternative fuels while newer low- and zero-emission vehicles enter the market.

Mr. Paul Hayes, XPO's Director of Asset Light Solutions, emphasized the importance of sustainability as a strategic priority for customers. He stated, "We are collaborating with our customers to explore opportunities for accelerating decarbonization in the supply chain. This innovative adoption of alternative fuel technologies in our 4PL operation represents significant progress in our customers' sustainability efforts."

Mr. Dan Myers, Managing Director for the UK and Ireland at XPO Logistics said, satisfaction with the expansion of alternative fuels, underscoring XPO's commitment to sustainability leadership.

XPO Logistics stands as a leading innovator in the European supply chain landscape, offering tailored logistics solutions encompassing full-truckload, less-than-truckload, pallet distribution, last-mile delivery, global freight forwarding, and warehousing services. The company customizes its offerings to meet the diverse needs of clients across various industrial and consumer sectors.