Council plans to reinvent trucking, cut energy use in half

The newly-formed North American Council for Freight Efficiency (NACFE) aims to accomplish some pretty big goals, chief among them the reinvention of the trucking industry so it can carry just as much freight on half the energy it currently consumes. But first the group must fill a more immediate need -- obtaining funding. “Right now we’re looking for seed money to start our initial work,” said Hiroko Kawai, principal with the Rocky Mountain Institute’s (RMI) mobility and vehicle efficiency (“MOVE”) Team, in a conference call with reporters. “What ...

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