Czech transportation company QuickTrans invests in new technologies. With solar cells installed on the roof of its fleet, they improve their operational reliability.

Discover how Samat International, Scania Helsingborg, and Green Energy/MIPV.pro transform the landscape of transportation with their groundbreaking initiatives.

We visit Scania Helsingborg and are there for the installation of the CIGS-solar cells on a significant part of Samat Nordic’s fleet.

In the Polish branch of TIP SERVICE, green visions are implemented thanks to the installation of solar panels on a truck with a semi-trailer.

A strong alliance for sustainable transportation: Samat International AB, Scania Helsingborg and Green Energy/MIPV.pro join forces to transform the industry.

TradeLog transports packaging material for national and international customers. Now they have decided to have solar panels installed in their fleet.

Green forces in action: Fiksern A/S, Norway’s largest stunt group, uses CIGS solar cells for spectacular stunts and special effects.

Bönders GmbH Spedition offers its customers optimum logistic solutions. From now on, it will be with the help of solar cells on top of their fleet of vehicles.

Transport and logistic solutions. Truck Force have the solution – with the environment in mind. With solarpanels installed in their fleet, they maintain higher reliability.

Transportation with tank trucks and tank containers all across Europe. With solar cells installed on all of their trucks, Samat drives towards a cleaner future.

Managing Director at VDL TTI Bjørn Øyvind Stenersen shares the company’s fascinating journey and Norway’s green change within the heavy-duty transport industry with CIGS solar cells.

VDL TTI plays a decisive role in ensuring efficient and sustainable heavy-duty transport in the long and complex country, in terms of logistics, that Norway is.

Bertschi Group specialises in the transportation of products to the chemical industry. A high level of professionalism and precision is fundamental. Solar cells installed on the roof of the company’s trucks support this claim.

For the transport of Dangerous Goods, Steel and Paper Products, GENERAL-INSPED is ready. With solar panels on the top of their trucks, they can save fuel.