Event Details
Join us for the GBA Members for Members Workshop "Next-Gen Logistics: The Role of EV Trucks in the Green Transition" co-hosted by LOGIVAN Logistics Group on Thursday, December 12 in Ho Chi Minh City to dive into the transition to Electric Vehicles. EV trucks reduce greenhouse gas emissions by at least 58% throughout their lifespan - and by charging with renewables in the energy mix this saving can be increased to over 90%.
With zero exhaust emissions, EVs contribute to cleaner air - a shift that Chinese cities have demonstrated impressively over the past five years. However to capture these benefits, a methodical approach is essential. In this session, we will explore the key considerations for leaders looking to start on the path towards green logistics, equipping you with the insights to make sustainable logistics a reality in your company.
Event Details:
Date: Thursday, 12 December 2024 | Time: 3:30 PM – 6:00 PM
Venue: Bayer Office - 3F, CentrePoint Phu Nhuan, 106 Nguyen Van Troi, HCMC
Attendance Fee: GBA members: Free | Non-members: 500,000 VND (incl. entrance fee and coffee break)
Speakers:
- Dr. David Salt, COO of LOGIVAN Logistics Group
- To be announced
Key Takeaways:
Now that EV trucks are available in Vietnam, this workshop aims to support leaders facing the green transition to:
- Gain a deeper understanding of the potential of electric vehicles to improve logistics results and benefit the environment.
- Recognize use cases where EV logistics will reduce costs compared to using diesel trucks.
- Weigh the strengths and weaknesses of EV logistics compared to traditional service.
- Identify the right time and service type to begin an EV logistics trial.
- Start planning a gradual introduction of EV logistics over the upcoming years, following an appropriate timescale for their business.
Who Should Attend:
- Leaders of manufacturing companies that have a substantial logistics requirement
- Representatives of companies involved in energy / infrastructure investment
- People interested in environmental / technological progress
For any inquiries, please contact us at email or tel.: (+84) 903 720 788 (Ms. Mai Anh)
