Since 1995, S’Jegers has been known for transporting containers. Every day, their drivers cover national and international routes. Freight transports are frequently conducted between global ports such as Antwerp, Zeebrugge, and Rotterdam. However, locations in France and Germany are also often the final destination for the containers. Most likely, you have even seen a S’Jegers truck on the highway in the past week.
For the past thirty years, the trucks ran exclusively on traditional fuel, HVO, and LNG. The routes covered by S’Jegers consist of regional and long-distance transport. Therefore, the consideration of driving electric does not seem obvious. Nevertheless, the switch to electric trucks was a logical step towards sustainability for S’Jegers. That is why, after thorough research and careful support from TSG, they invested in e-trucks and charging infrastructure as early as 2024. However, it soon became apparent that smart energy management was crucial to making the investment profitable. The high energy peaks drawn when the trucks were charging had to be smoothed out.
