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Another roof equipped with solar panels

The project to add 3056 solar panels to the roof of The Crown warehouse in Deurne is nearing completion. All the panels have been installed and now need to be connected. This investment is one of the many "quick wins" that Gosselin is implementing in terms of sustainability.

This is not the first time that Gosselin has equipped the roofs of its warehouses with solar panels. For example, about 2640 panels were installed on the warehouse at Belcrownlaan 23. Additionally, another 3483 solar panels were added to the warehouses between Belcrownlaan 40 and Middenmolenlaan 164. With the latest installation, the total number of panels now stands at 9179, with a total capacity of 2875.06 kilowatts peak.

Along with the greening of the company's vehicle fleet, a bicycle leasing plan, and awareness campaigns regarding energy conservation in the office, this investment is part of Gosselin's sustainability plan.

 

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About Gosselin Logistics

Gosselin Logistics is a leading provider of logistics services. With activities ranging from terminal operations, forwarding and warehouse storage to customs formalities Gosselin Logistics can offer its customers a constant supply chain. Heavy-Gosselin is a division of Gosselin Logistics specialized in industrial projects.  

Gosselin Logistics is a division of the Gosselin Group that has its headquarters in Antwerp, Belgium. The company was founded in 1930 and employs a staff of 975 that generates more than 450 million euros in turnover. 

Gosselin Logistics expands intermodal rail service with a fourth train between Antwerp and Rekkem, on the French border

Gosselin Logistics is expanding its intermodal rail connection between Rekkem and Antwerp with a fourth weekly train service. The additional service responds to the growing demand for a reliable alternative to road transport and underscores the company’s ambition to further develop rail transport as a sustainable logistics solution.

The paper trail – a fine example of seamless multimodal logistic excellence

The fastest, economically interesting and most sustainable way of bridging the gap between the French border and the Port of Antwerp-Bruges? Rail. Leaving room for last-mile operation into France. Signature move by Gosselin Logistics.

Pairi Daiza collaboration - A cactus of considerable size

The most remarkable transport that Gosselin carried out in its collaboration with Pairi Daiza? Without a doubt, the impressive cactus, Pachycereus pringlei, from Tenerife, one of the most emblematic plants of the world’s largest tropical greenhouse, Edenya.