From the city to the outback, Murrays Coaches has been a trusted name in Australian transport for decades. With a strong commitment to reliability, comfort, and sustainability, they are working on reducing emissions.
In partnership with Scania, Murrays has introduced five new biodiesel-fuelled coaches, cutting CO₂ emissions by over 80% while maintaining the high-performance standards their passengers expect.
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Murrays and Scania have partnered to introduce a fleet of new coaches powered by B100 biodiesel, significantly reducing CO2 emissions by over 80% for their routes in Queensland. The five new coaches, which run on a locally produced renewable fuel, fulfill a customer request for a low-emissions solution for transporting workers to the Surat Basin. This initiative is part of Murrays' broader commitment to sustainability and is seen as a practical and immediate way to lower their carbon footprint.
Key details of the initiative Partnership:
Murrays partnered with Scania to introduce the new biodiesel-powered coaches.
Fuel:
The coaches run on B100 biodiesel, a renewable fuel that reduces CO2 emissions by over 80% compared to conventional diesel. The fuel is locally produced in Queensland.
Vehicles:
Five new Scania coaches, fitted with BCI bodies, were delivered for the project.
Routes:
The new coaches operate on transit contracts between Brisbane and regional Queensland, including routes to the Surat Basin, Toowoomba, St George, and Cunnamulla.
Sustainability commitment:
Murrays views this as a key step in its strategy to a more sustainable future, with the goal of continually reducing its environmental impact through technologies like biofuels, and is also exploring other solutions like electric vehicles.
In partnership with Scania, Murrays has introduced five new biodiesel-fuelled coaches, cutting CO₂ emissions by over 80% while maintaining the high-performance standards their passengers expect.
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Murrays and Scania have partnered to introduce a fleet of new coaches powered by B100 biodiesel, significantly reducing CO2 emissions by over 80% for their routes in Queensland. The five new coaches, which run on a locally produced renewable fuel, fulfill a customer request for a low-emissions solution for transporting workers to the Surat Basin. This initiative is part of Murrays' broader commitment to sustainability and is seen as a practical and immediate way to lower their carbon footprint.
Key details of the initiative Partnership:
Murrays partnered with Scania to introduce the new biodiesel-powered coaches.
Fuel:
The coaches run on B100 biodiesel, a renewable fuel that reduces CO2 emissions by over 80% compared to conventional diesel. The fuel is locally produced in Queensland.
Vehicles:
Five new Scania coaches, fitted with BCI bodies, were delivered for the project.
Routes:
The new coaches operate on transit contracts between Brisbane and regional Queensland, including routes to the Surat Basin, Toowoomba, St George, and Cunnamulla.
Sustainability commitment:
Murrays views this as a key step in its strategy to a more sustainable future, with the goal of continually reducing its environmental impact through technologies like biofuels, and is also exploring other solutions like electric vehicles.
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