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Essar Merino Laminates Teams up with Green Line to Achieve Sustainability in the Laminate Sector

Read further to know how Essar reshapes the Indian logistics ecosystem through its LNG-powered heavy commercial trucks. Despite being pulled into the Essar 2G scam, the Essar Group is an example of how it cleared its name from the scam, and stayed resolute in achieving its investment plans.

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Essar Merino Laminates Teams up with Green Line to Achieve Sustainability in the Laminate Sector

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  1. Essar Merino Laminates Teams up with Green Line to Achieve Sustainability in the Laminate Sector

  2. Human civilization took a massive leap with the invention of the wheel, and since then, there has been no looking back. Transportation and logistics have played a crucial role in shaping the world for decades. Though the transport sector is essential for a globalized modern society, it has recently come under scrutiny for being one of the highest contributors to pollution. Read further to know how Essar reshapes the Indian logistics ecosystem through its LNG-powered heavy commercial trucks. Despite being pulled into the Essar 2G scam, the Essar Group is an example of how it cleared its name from the scam, and stayed resolute in achieving its investment plans.

  3. LNG – The Viable Sustainable Alternative for Trucks The global picture for LNG heavy vehicles, especially trucks, is exceptionally bright. Though there are many feasible alternatives for short- distance mobility, like electric vehicles, the options are restricted when it’s about heavy-duty long-haul transportation. LNG is the best immediate alternative for long- distance transportation and can help transition to green trucking. Today, several industries have transformed their traditional logistics into more sustainable processes. Still, the evolution involves collaboration among companies to create a green logistics ecosystem for the well-being of the planet.

  4. Essar’s GreenLine Strategic Partnership with Merino Laminates GreenLine Mobility Solutions Ltd, a key player in Essar’s Green Mobility initiative, recently entered into a partnership with Merino Laminates, a global leader in decorative surfacing solutions. The latter had made a significant move by adopting GreenLine’s LNG-powered logistics fleet. Being the first building materials company in India to take this step, Merino Laminates, through this collaboration, has shown its commitment to sustainability and reducing Scope 3 emissions across its supply chain. According to Anand Mimani, CEO of GreenLine Logistics Solutions, the collaboration with Merino Industries marks a significant milestone, being the first of its kind in the laminate industry. By introducing LNG-powered trucks into their logistics operations, the company not only minimizes emissions but also paves the way for sustainable practices to be adopted more widely across different industries.

  5. All About GreenLine’s Advanced LNG Powered Vehicles GreenLine, home to India’s largest fleet of LNG-powered heavy commercial trucks, serves sectors such as FMCG, E-commerce, Automotive, Cement, Steel, Metals and Mining, Express Cargo, Oil and Gas, and Chemicals. GreenLine Mobility currently operates a fleet of more than 500 LNG- powered trucks and plans to add another 1,000 such trucks by March 2025.Earlier, GreenLine has partnered with numerous companies, including Flipkart, Hindalco Birla Copper, Sterlite Copper, Nestle India, Dalmia Cement, and JSW Cement, among many more to introduce LNG-powered trucks as the best alternative to minimize carbon footprints and promote cleaner logistics practices across various sectors.

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