DaChan Bay Terminals Completes Conversion to Discontinue Diesel Truck Operation
DaChan Bay Terminals in China has become the first terminal in Shenzhen to eliminate the use of diesel in all in-yard tractors.
The terminal completed a conversion programme, replacing its diesel container trucks with alternative fuel sources. The final batch of battery-swap tractors was delivered in late July and has been put into operation.
- 72% of the internal haulage fleet at DaChan Bay Terminals are battery-swap tractors
- 28% of the internal haulage fleet at DaChan Bay Terminals are LNG-powered tractors
Welcome to portstrategy.com, including full access to news archive, podcasts, webinars and articles on innovations and current trends to increase port sustainability.
Author's summary: China's DaChan Bay Terminals stops using diesel trucks.
More News
- Election Day 2025 live updates: Bronxites head out to vote in the mayoral election – Bronx Times
- 4 schools in Asuogyaman District benefit from LET THEM READ Project
- G. Cooper Farms, FasterCapital partner to scale innovative livestock feed production model
- Delhi's lonely African elephant was killed by rare rodent-borne virus
- Blue Origin's Loay Elbasyouni is rethinking power systems for air, space, and AI
- 'Loyalty should be to the party, not an individual' - Adomako Kissi to NPP members
- Is Jonathan Bailey Married? A Deep Dive Into His Low-Key Love Life
- Election Day: What is California Prop 50 and where to vote
- Trent Alexander-Arnold's mural in Liverpool vandalised
- Heartbreaking Scene: Radnički players cry after coach's sudden death