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SFL Transport & Logistique utilizes semi-automated barges and electric vehicles to transport consumer goods from suburban logistics centers to city centers, facilitating efficient last-mile delivery. This approach reduces CO2 emissions and alleviates urban congestion by leveraging waterways as a major urban infrastructure for freight transport.

FranceFounded 20214300+ followers
Updated 4 months ago

Funding

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Product

Problem

Urban centers face increasing congestion and pollution from last-mile delivery of consumer goods. Traditional trucking contributes significantly to CO2 emissions and exacerbates traffic within city limits. Existing logistics infrastructure struggles to efficiently handle the growing demands of e-commerce and urban populations.

Solution

SFL Transport & Logistique utilizes semi-automated barges and electric vehicles to provide a sustainable solution for urban logistics. By leveraging waterways as an underutilized urban infrastructure, SFL transports goods from suburban logistics hubs to city centers. This approach minimizes road congestion and reduces CO2 emissions associated with traditional last-mile delivery. The company employs a combination of existing, reliable technologies to streamline the loading and unloading process, reducing handling times and operational costs.

Target Audience

SFL's primary customers include retailers, e-commerce companies, and logistics providers seeking sustainable and efficient urban delivery solutions.

Features

  • Semi-automated barges for efficient and massified transport of goods via waterways
  • Electric vehicles, ranging from cargo bikes to vans, for last-mile delivery from city center ports
  • Optimized loading and unloading processes to minimize handling times
  • Daily rotations with overnight transport for early morning deliveries
  • Electric-powered handling equipment supplied by on-shore power
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