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      Home » Hindustan Zinc Deploys 40 Electric Bulker Trucks

      Hindustan Zinc Deploys 40 Electric Bulker Trucks

      Ritesh KumarBy Ritesh KumarOctober 9, 2025 E-Mobility 3 Mins Read
      Hindustan Zinc Deploys 40 Electric Bulker Trucks
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      Hindustan Zinc Limited, the world’s largest integrated zinc producer and one of the top five global silver producers, has taken a major step towards sustainable transportation with the launch of 40 new Electric Vehicle (EV) Bulker Trucks at its Zinc Smelter Debari in Udaipur, Rajasthan. The initiative, executed in partnership with Enviiiro Wheels Mobility Pvt. Ltd., reinforces Hindustan Zinc’s commitment to achieving net zero emissions by 2050 or sooner, in line with India’s broader green industrial growth vision.

      The new EV bulkers will operate under an 8-year contract, transporting calcine—a sand-like by-product of the roasting process—from Zinc Smelter Debari to Hindustan Zinc’s Chittorgarh smelter, the world’s largest single-location integrated zinc-lead production facility. The first batch of 10 trucks has already been deployed, while the remaining 30 will be introduced in phases over the coming months.

      This transition to electric mobility is expected to significantly reduce carbon emissions, improve fleet safety and reliability, and enhance operational efficiency. It also aligns with Hindustan Zinc’s continuous efforts to decarbonise its value chain through the integration of renewable energy, LNG-powered trucks, and advanced energy efficiency measures.

      Speaking on the launch, Mr Arun Misra, CEO, Hindustan Zinc Limited, said:

      “We are embedding sustainability into the core of our logistics strategy to build an ecosystem that is clean, connected, and future-ready. These electric mobility solutions are not just reducing our carbon footprint, but also unlocking operational efficiency, workforce safety, and long-term value — all aligned with our broader vision of decarbonising operations and enabling India’s green industrial growth.”

      Expanding its clean mobility initiative further, Hindustan Zinc also signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Enviiiro Wheels Mobility for the deployment of electric buses for employee transportation at Zinc Smelter Debari. This transition from diesel-powered buses to electric ones will help further lower Scope 3 emissions while ensuring a safer and cleaner commute for the workforce.

      Mr Praveen Somani, CEO of Enviiiro Wheels Mobility Pvt. Ltd., commented:

      “Hindustan Zinc’s pioneering initiative represents a pivotal moment in India’s industrial sustainability journey. Our partnership is focused on delivering innovative green logistics solutions that drive decarbonisation across heavy industries. We’re proud to deploy 40 additional electric bulkers for Vedanta and contribute to India’s transition toward clean, energy-efficient transportation.”

      Hindustan Zinc continues to lead by example in the Indian metals and mining sector with multiple sustainability-focused initiatives. The company has entered a 530 MW round-the-clock renewable power delivery agreement, commenced renewable energy flow last fiscal year, and invested in energy-efficient technologies such as turbine upgrades, cellhouse efficiency improvements, and the adoption of variable frequency drives. These efforts are complemented by a strategic shift toward cleaner fuels to reduce dependency on conventional energy sources.

      In recognition of its sustainability leadership, Hindustan Zinc became the first Indian company to join the International Council on Mining & Metals (ICMM) in 2025 and the first in the metals and mining sector to have its Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) validated, aligning with the 1.5°C global warming target. The company is also ranked among the top 1% in the S&P Global Sustainability Yearbook for the second consecutive year and among the top 66 companies globally across 62 industry sectors.

      Through initiatives like the deployment of electric bulkers and renewable energy integration, Hindustan Zinc continues to redefine sustainable industrial operations, positioning itself as a pioneer in green logistics and a catalyst for India’s low-carbon, self-reliant future.

      electric mobility electric trucks Enviiiro Wheels Green Logistics Hindustan Zinc India Mining Industry net zero renewable energy sustainability
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