A five-minute swap over is one of the selling points for battery packs installed by Janus Electric, which has won the Sustainability Leaders award for the logistics and transport category.
Janus Electric managing director and chief executive Ian Campbell with a truck that has been converted to electric battery technology using ″swappable” battery units. James Brickwood
A battery-pack system to power heavy trucks, potentially transforming a sector of the transport industry widely considered one of the most difficult to decarbonise, has been pioneered by Janus Electric.
The innovation has won Janus Electric the Financial Review Sustainability Leaders award in the logistics and transport category.
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Original URL: https://www.afr.com/work-and-careers/leaders/heavy-trucks-hit-the-switch-to-a-net-zero-future-20250609-p5m61e
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