The Port of Helsingborg, which operates Sweden’s second largest container port, has ordered four electric terminal tractors from Terberg, as it aims to improve its environmental friendliness.
The municipality of Helsingborg, owner of the port, has decided that in 2024 all equipment in the port should have zero CO2 and NOx emissions.
The purchase of the four Terberg electric YT203-EV units is the first investment towards realising this.
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