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Parenting products firm Bugaboo partners with APM Terminals to achieve zero-emission supply chains

Parenting products company Bugaboo is aiming to become net zero by 2035, working with all partners in their value chain to minimise environmental impact in their shipments, including APM Terminals Maasvlakte II in Rotterdam.

APM Terminals Maasvlakte II is a CO₂ emission free terminal, powered by electricity produced from wind turbines. The building and site are energy-efficient utilising smart equipment, and occupancy and daylight sensors to turn off lighting and equipment when it’s not required. Among other things, staff drive electric cars at the terminal, electric cranes have a power regeneration feature and the 73 Lift Automated Guided Vehicles (L-AGV) also run-on electricity. Water pumped from 160 metres depth is used to heat and cool buildings and equipment is used as efficiently as possible.

In the video below, Bugaboo explains the urgency of selecting partners like APM Terminals that support their decarbonisation journey.





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