Busi Group, the Italian leader in complete solutions for the collection, compaction and transport of waste, has added a Volvo FE Electric equipped with an electrically powered compactor to its range.
This is the Group's first 100% ecological rear-loaded compactor, a choice that responds to the growing interest of municipalities in increasingly eco-sustainable vehicles for use in both public transport and urban hygiene. In particular, the waste collection service provides for programmable short/medium-distance routes, with daily storage of the vehicles: all elements that facilitate the transition to electromobility.
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