The system is based on the Dearman Engine, which is powered by liquid nitrogen and delivers ultra-efficient, quiet, cost effective and zero emissions refrigeration. It will be on show on the Hubbard-Dearman stand in the Cool Pavilion at the CV Show (26–28 April 2016, NEC, Birmingham).
Dawsonrentals truck & trailer is supporting early commercial development by making refrigerated vehicles available to operators, and says the first demonstration will begin with “a major UK commercial operator” this spring.
An expanded second phase of demonstrations will commence later in the year, according to John Fletcher, managing director of Dawsonrentals truck & trailer.
“There is an ever-stronger focus on the environment, and the need to cut emissions and boost drive efficiencies throughout the logistics sector,” explains Fletcher.
“We are working hard to provide customers with access to the latest technologies to help their business, while also benefiting the wider community.”
“In the years to come, pressure will continue to mount on operators to address issues of air pollution, CO2 emissions and noise,” adds Michael Ayres, deputy chief executive of Dearman.
“We have developed technologies which can help to address those issues without costing the earth. Dawsonrentals have outstanding industry expertise and we are excited to be able to work with them to demonstrate our technology and its capabilities.”