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Global Refrigerated Trailer Market- Recent Developments
- In July 18, 2023, ConMet eMobility, a division of Amsted Industries, is a global supplier of wheel hubs, and they have achieved a significant milestone by partnering with Penske Logistics, a leading provider of supply chain and logistics solutions. Penske Logistics has successfully deployed the first zero-emission refrigerated tractor-trailer by pairing an nMotion TR 160-45 equipped reefer trailer with a Freightliner eCascadia electric semi-truck. This innovative combination allows for emissions-free refrigerated transport by integrating an all-electric tractor with a reefer trailer cooled through an electric standby TRU, powered by energy generated from in-wheel electric motors. The advanced in-wheel PreSet Plus eHub technology within the nMotion system generates power for the reefer during vehicle motion, ensuring that perishable cargo remains appropriately chilled throughout the transportation process.
- In October 2022, Thermo King, a provider of transport temperature control solutions, successfully conducted initial testing of its evolve electric trailer in collaboration with retail giants Walmart and Loblaws, along with Martin Brower, a supply chain solutions provider. Over a period of more than 2,500 hours, the battery-powered refrigerated trailer unit demonstrated outstanding performance, delivering top-notch climate control to preserve the freshness of food and other products. Notably, Thermo King's electric trailer technology produces zero direct emissions, making it a valuable tool in the effort to reduce carbon emissions within the cold chain industry.
- In June 2020, Thermo King, a provider of transportation temperature control solutions, has announced the launch of the Advancer, a reinterpreted trailer cooling unit. Initially offered for the European, Middle East, Latin American and Asia Pacific markets, the product series offers a new design architecture for bold new standards in performance, thermal control and fleet connectivity.