Schneider announces participation in NACFE Run on Less – Electric Depot

A Schneider driver plugging in his electric Intermodal truck at the charging depot at Schneider's South El Monte, CA location
Run on Less is a best-of-the-best demonstration that showcases advancements in freight efficiency 
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Published September 2023

GREEN BAY, Wis. (September 11, 2023) – Schneider National, Inc. (NYSE: SNDR), a premier multimodal provider of transportation, intermodal and logistics services, is participating in the North American Council for Freight Efficiency (NAFCE) Run on Less – Electric DEPOT effort, which focuses on the biggest challenges to scaling the deployment of electric trucks 

Run on Less – Electric Depot (RoL – E DEPOT) will evaluate battery electric vehicle (BEV) performance in real-world fleet operations, as well as the current state of electric charging infrastructure for those fleets. The goal of RoL – E DEPOT is to gather valuable data to help the industry broadly scale up the use of BEVs  

Schneider is committed to lowering carbon emissions in transportation and operationalizing zero emission technology, such as BEVs, and recently unveiled its large-scale zero emission electric charging depot in Southern California, which will power the nearly 100 BEVs the company plans to add to its fleet by the end of the year.  

When fully operational by year’s end, Schneider’s battery electric fleet will have the potential to avoid more than 81,000 pounds of carbon dioxide emissions per day, the equivalent of removing 2,400 gas-powered cars from the road. Each day, the zero emission trucks will accelerate the company’s progress toward its goal of reducing CO2 emission by 7.5% per mile by 2025 and a 60% per mile reduction by 2035.   

Schneider is committed to working with industry groups on efficiency and electrification, becoming the first North American carrier to join the Smart Freight Council’s GLEC (Global Logistics Emissions Council). The GLEC is a voluntary coalition of more than 150 organizations working to reduce emissions and improve efficiency across global supply chains.  

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