Big firms begin EV transition


Smaller footprint: TNB said it is accelerating its transition to EVs with the deployment of 98 new units, comprising 78 electric pickup tucks and 20 electric vans, bringing the total number of EVs in their fleet to 127. — Photo courtesy of TNB

Electrified logistics help companies make strides in reducing emissions

PETALING JAYA: The electrification of freight transport in the country took another baby step forward when Nestle Malaysia used an electric lorry to move ingredients from its plant in Negri Sembilan to Singapore, marking the start of cross-border logistics handling heavy loads without using any diesel.

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