Sustainable transport

Swedish Leadership for Sustainable Development

Scania supports joint initiative for sustainability

Along with 19 other Swedish companies, Scania participated in a CEO roundtable discussion titled ‘Swedish Leadership for Sustainable Development.’

The recovery bodywork is made entirely out of stainless steel for durability.

Svempa’s biogas recovery truck

Sweden’s first recovery truck powered by biogas has now rolled out into service. Svempas, a recovery service business, will mainly use the truck for customers who want to be associated with an environmental image.

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Episode 2: Martin Lundstedt’s 100 days among customers and colleagues

Trips and visits, meetings with customers and Scania colleagues on four continents. The first 100 days as President and CEO of Scania have been hectic for Martin Lundstedt. Today you can follow him in Asia.

Martin Lundstedt, President and CEO, Scania, speaking at Scania Transport Conference.

Working together for sustainable road transport

Europe can significantly reduce CO2 emissions from the transport sector – here and now, and in the future. This was the message at the high-level Scania Transport Conference, which was held in Brussels on 14 November. The Conference on sustainable transport was attended by political decision-makers, interest organisations and the media.

By running on engines on ethanol, emissions are cut by 70 percent.

Carrefour, STAF, Raisinor and Scania in cooperation for sustainable transport

At the initiative of Scania, one of the world’s largest retailers is participating in a successful trial of ethanol trucks in France, using ethanol produced from the waste products of winemaking.

Scania G 420 4x2 Highline with box semitrailer.

How green can transportation become?

The coordinating body KNEG ― Climate Neutral Freight Transportation ― held a seminar and debate about how Sweden can become a climate neutral society and achieve the government’s goal of a vehicle fleet that is independent of fossil fuels by 2030.