Covestro and Hasco Vision partnered to pilot and implement sustainable logistics solutions. This collaboration marks Covestro’s effort to extend green logistics to customer end, supporting its ongoing commitment to decarbonize the chemical supply chain and meet its climate goals.

Covestro and Hasco Vision signed a cooperation agreement to jointly advance green logistics development. (Source: Covestro)

“Green logistics is vital to achieving climate goals and a circular economy, and it relies on support and collaboration across supply chains,” said Daniel Wen, Head of Integrated Logistics Asia Pacific, Covestro.

According to a memorandum of cooperation, the two companies will jointly trial and apply low-emission fuels, new energy vehicles—such as electric heavy-duty trucks—and other sustainable logistics technologies tailored to Hasco’s primary logistics operations in and around Shanghai.

Their goal is to create demonstration projects for green supply chains, supported by a comprehensive evaluation mechanism that will enable continuous optimization and scalable deployment.

The two parties plan to carry out a year-long green logistics pilot, focusing on commercial implementation planning, test program evaluation, resource readiness, technical feasibility and stress testing. They will jointly collect, share and analyze data to lay the groundwork for subsequent large-scale adoption.

As long-term partners, Covestro and Hasco Vision have already collaborated closely on green, low-carbon materials—such as advancing the use of Covestro’s more sustainable polycarbonates in automotive lighting systems and functional interior and exterior trim components—jointly creating innovative sustainable solutions for the automotive industry.

Covestro and Hasco Vision partnered to pilot and implement sustainable logistics solutions. This collaboration marks Covestro’s effort to extend green logistics to customer end, supporting its ongoing commitment to decarbonize the chemical supply chain and meet its climate goals.

Covestro and Hasco Vision signed a cooperation agreement to jointly advance green logistics development. (Source: Covestro)

“Green logistics is vital to achieving climate goals and a circular economy, and it relies on support and collaboration across supply chains,” said Daniel Wen, Head of Integrated Logistics Asia Pacific, Covestro.

According to a memorandum of cooperation, the two companies will jointly trial and apply low-emission fuels, new energy vehicles—such as electric heavy-duty trucks—and other sustainable logistics technologies tailored to Hasco’s primary logistics operations in and around Shanghai.

Their goal is to create demonstration projects for green supply chains, supported by a comprehensive evaluation mechanism that will enable continuous optimization and scalable deployment.

The two parties plan to carry out a year-long green logistics pilot, focusing on commercial implementation planning, test program evaluation, resource readiness, technical feasibility and stress testing. They will jointly collect, share and analyze data to lay the groundwork for subsequent large-scale adoption.

As long-term partners, Covestro and Hasco Vision have already collaborated closely on green, low-carbon materials—such as advancing the use of Covestro’s more sustainable polycarbonates in automotive lighting systems and functional interior and exterior trim components—jointly creating innovative sustainable solutions for the automotive industry.