FIRST MOVERS COALITION SECTOR

Trucking

Trucking is responsible for roughly 7% of global CO₂ emissions and almost 30% of transport-related emissions, making it a critical challenge for climate action. Cutting diesel use through electrification or hydrogen reduces CO₂ emissions, lowers air pollution along freight corridors, and decreases noise in cities. Cleaner trucks strengthen supply chains while advancing global climate goals.

FMC Commitment

Members commit to purchase or contract zero-emission medium and heavy-duty vehicles by 2030. These can include battery or fuel-cell electric vehicles and also incorporate renewable sources of electricity and hydrogen for charging. 

Trucking owners and operators also set a target that at least 30% of their heavy-duty and 100% of their medium-duty truck purchases will be zero-emission trucks by 2030. 

Retailers & manufacturers set a target that they will require all of their trucking service providers to meet the trucking owners and operators’ commitment by 2030.

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Explore First Suppliers Hub trucking projects 

Projects that currently meet or are working to meet FMC thresholds and the technologies that will enable them. 

FMC Trucking Members 

Agility

Kuwait

Cemex

Mexico

Dalmia Cement (Bharat)

India

Fortescue

Australia

Heidelberg Materials

Germany

Holcim

Switzerland

JINGDONG Logistics

People's Republic of China

Norge Mining

Norway

PepsiCo 

USA

Rio Tinto

Australia

Scania

Sweden

Toll Group

Australia

Volvo Group

Sweden

Wallenius Wilhelmsen

Norway

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