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DB Schenker opens new branch in Norway

DB Schenker opened a new terminal in a central location at Bergen Flesland Airport. The 185,155 m² plot houses a state-of-the-art logistics center with 7,000 m².

In particular, large parts of the area are dedicated to freight handling. The building and operation are largely self-sufficient in electricity through solar panels on the roof, which incidentally is also green.

Additionally, the building has modern facilities for employees and drivers.

DB Schenker in Bergen has a large catchment area for its operations in the region, not only on the road, but also in sea and air freight.

Moreover, the company will conduct a test with the electrically powered and highly innovative Volta Zero from Volta Trucks in Norway. The all-electric truck was presented at the official opening of the terminal in Bergen.

Christian Drenthen, board member for Land Transport, “This terminal forms an important and integral part of our pan-European network, which comprises 430 terminals across Europe, and is also of great importance for the Norwegian domestic network.”





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