Environment & climate

Commitment to climate and environmental responsibility

 

As a pioneer in intermodal transport, Hupac actively contributes to reducing environmental impacts by shifting freights from road to rail. This modal shift is one of the most effective ways to lower greenhouse gas emissions and energy consumption in the logistics sector.

 

In addition, we work to reduce noise emissions, optimise the use of resources such as water and chemicals and promote biodiversity. Minimising waste and ensuring the safe transport of goods are also central to our environmental responsibility.

 

At a glance

1.1 million 
tonnes CO2e

emissions avoided

 

11.2 billion 
megajoules

energy saved

 

by rail transportation within the European network of Hupac Intermodal

-89%

average CO2
emissions reduction rate

 

-74%

average energy reduction rate

 

compared to pure road transport

A new monitoring project

launched to implement advanced and continuous monitoring of energy use, emissions and waste across company operations

100%

noise-reduced wagon fleet

Contact

New intermodal network between Sweden and Italy

Hupac and Intercontainer Scandinavia

Chiasso/Göteborg  29.11.2011    The Swiss Hupac and the Swedish Intercontainer Scandinavia join their forces to offer a powerful intermodal network between Sweden and Italy.

 

Hupac Intermodal SA and Intercontainer Scandinavia AB will be starting cooperation as from 11.12.2011 with the aim to offer a one-stop-shop intermodal network between Sweden and Italy. The cooperation will match the existing network of Intercontainer in Sweden with the links to/from Verona, Busto Arsizio and Denmark via Taulov operated by Hupac. Connection point of both networks is the Malmö CT terminal.

 

Intercontainer Scandinavia AB has been appointed agent on the Swedish market for Hupac. The Göteborg based intermodal operator will provide for booking service as well as commercial and operational assistance for all Swedish customers.

 

Rail-traffic between Malmö CT and the domestic network will start on 11 December 2011. Initially there will be six departures per week and direction with overnight connections to the destinations that Intercontainer is running today:

From Malmö     to/from      Västerås
                                       Norrköping
                                       Södertälje
                                       Borlänge
                                       Gävle
                                       Örebro CT        
                                       Göteborg SKH / ÄBH

 

Numerous further domestic destinations in Sweden can be reached. Southbound, the Hupac network offers 12 direct shuttle trains per week and directions to Busto Arsizio and 5 direct trains to Verona for 4-meter semitrailers. From Busto Arsizio there are several ongoing domestic links.

 

Further information:

Hupac Intermodal

Claus Lynge

Key Account Manager

Tel. +41 91 6952848

clynge@hupac.ch

Intercontainer Scandinavia

Peter Gustavsson

Director Sales

Tel. 0046 70 7728993

peter.gustavsson@intercontainer.se

 

                                                             
                                            
                                  
           

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