BMV Expert Dialogue at Spedition Duwensee: Practical Experiences with E-Mobility

On November 24th, 2025, a BMV Expert Dialogue on "Climate-Friendly Commercial Vehicles in Practice" took place at Spedition Duwensee in Heusenstamm. The NOW press release on the dialogue series documents the official context; the event focused on practical experience with fleet electrification.

Spedition Duwensee Shares Its Electrification Strategy

Spedition Duwensee presented its electrification strategy and practical experience with electric trucks. The figures shared in the presentation are a site- and vehicle-specific perspective, not a general range or savings claim.

Charging Infrastructure in Three Expansion Stages

Particularly valuable were the insights into the charging infrastructure setup. Duwensee outlined a staged expansion with additional charging points, PV, and battery storage. The final configuration remains site- and grid-connection-specific.

Framework Conditions and Funding Programs

Dr. Hendrik Haßheider from the Federal Ministry of Transport presented the overall concept for climate-friendly commercial vehicles. The BMV describes a planned truck fast-charging network with around 4,200 MCS and CCS charging points along federal highways. Funding totals and approval counts were presented as policy context, not as a Fenexity result.

The "Strom bewegt" state initiative of LEA Hessen presented its support services for companies, including eCoach consulting for fleet conversion and LIS consulting for building charging infrastructure.

Exchange and Perspectives

The event provided space for intensive exchange of experiences between freight forwarders, manufacturers, technology providers, and political decision-makers. Fenexity was present as a participant and was able to gain valuable insights into the practical challenges and solutions in electrifying logistics fleets.

The dialogue showed that electric trucks can be assessed today for suitable, standardized routes. Economic viability depends on tolls, funding conditions, tariffs, grid connection, and reliable charging infrastructure. Further discussions on the future of sustainable logistics can be found in our article on NextTruck 2025.