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GEODIS deploys next-generation CO₂ tankers in Italy

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GEODIS is strengthening its road transport capabilities in Italy with the deployment of new-generation CO₂ tankers designed to improve safety, operational efficiency and lower-carbon transport performance. The investment reflects the Group's ongoing commitment to providing innovative and reliable logistics solutions for the industrial gas sector.

Since July 1st, GEODIS has deployed 2 new CO₂ tankers for its road transport operations in Italy. Based at Cormano, the vehicles will support the transportation of industrial gases across Italy and Europe, providing customers with greater operational flexibility and service reliability. Today, GEODIS operates a fleet of 20 CO₂ tankers, with plans to continue modernizing and expanding its capabilities in line with market developments.

The new tankers incorporate a range of advanced safety technologies, including:

  • Anti-rollover systems
  • ABS/EBS braking systems
  • Automated semi-trailer braking during reverse maneuvers near obstacles
  • Automatic braking when the rear door is open during unloading
  • Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)


Together, these features further enhance safety for drivers, operators and customers throughout transport operations.

Equipped with new-generation rolling and cryogenic components, the tankers require less maintenance, increasing vehicle availability and operational efficiency. Their optimized design also enables higher payload capacity while reducing vehicle tare weight, helping transport more product per journey, improve route efficiency and contribute to lower fuel consumption and reduced carbon intensity.

The deployment further strengthens GEODIS' expertise in transporting industrial gases and supports the company's ambition to continuously modernize its fleet in line with evolving customer needs and market expectations.

Marc Vollet, Executive Vice-President European Road Network at GEODIS Group, said: "At GEODIS, innovation and operational excellence go hand in hand. The deployment of these next-generation CO₂ tankers demonstrates our commitment to continuously improving safety, efficiency and the environmental performance of our transport solutions. By investing in modern equipment and advanced technologies, we are strengthening our ability to support customers in the industrial gas sector while preparing for the future of road transport."

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