Japan is making significant strides in sustainable trade and logistics by introducing fully electric trucks for pharmaceutical transportation. This initiative, set to launch in March 2025, aims to reduce carbon emissions while ensuring the efficient and secure delivery of essential medical supplies.
To support this transition, a new electric vehicle charging station has been installed at a key logistics hub in Saitama. The introduction of electric trucks will be complemented by advanced data monitoring, allowing for real-time tracking of vehicle range and temperature control, ensuring the safe transportation of pharmaceutical products.
A newly developed charging management system will optimize energy usage by scheduling charging during periods of lower electricity costs, making operations both environmentally friendly and economically efficient. Additionally, all electricity used for charging will be sourced from renewable energy, ensuring that the entire transportation process remains free of carbon emissions.
Beyond the electrification of transport, efforts are being made to enhance sustainability across the supply chain. A newly implemented system will allow businesses to track emissions and optimize cargo routes, helping companies minimize their environmental impact while improving trade efficiency.
This initiative is part of a broader movement to decarbonize commercial transportation, strengthen supply chains, and support international trade with cleaner and more resilient logistics solutions. As demand for sustainable transportation grows, Japan is positioning itself as a leader in green trade innovation, setting the foundation for a more environmentally responsible global market.
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