Electrifying freight
Published on
31 August 2026

Electric trucking is proving capable of reducing emissions while supporting efficient freight operations.
Australia's first fully electric end-to-end freight delivery has demonstrated the potential of electrification across the road freight supply chain. A battery-electric truck transported consumer goods from Sydney to Canberra, where the freight was transferred to electric last-mile delivery vehicles for distribution to customers. The project delivered an 84 per cent reduction in energy costs compared with a diesel truck and completed the journey faster than a conventional vehicle. It demonstrates that electric freight can reduce emissions, lower operating costs and strengthen supply chain resilience. Case study credit: New Energy Transport, ANC and Who Gives A Crap.
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