Epsilon Carbon, a leading global producer of carbon black and specialty carbon products, has launched a dedicated fleet of eight LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas) powered tanker trucks, marking a milestone in its transition to sustainable and energy-efficient logistics. Designed for the critical freight of its raw material Coal Tar, the fleet will substantially cut logistics-related emissions while improving supply chain efficiency and reliability. 

Epsilon already has introduced electric trucks in 2023 and LNG containers last month.These initiatives will significantly reduce Scope 3 emissions while boosting fuel efficiency and lowering long-term operating costs. 

Vikram Handa, Managing Director, Epsilon Carbon, said, “Road logistics is central to India’s economy, and as one of the largest players in our sector, we recognize the responsibility to make it cleaner and more efficient. At Epsilon Carbon, sustainability is core of how we operate and grow. The introduction of our LNG-powered tankers is a transformative step in advancing raw material logistics, reducing emissions, and driving long-term value for our stakeholders. With this initiative, we are not just keeping pace with environmental expectations but are setting new standards for sustainable freight movement and contributing meaningfully to India’s Net Zero 2070 journey.” 

Compared to conventional diesel trucks, these advanced LNG tankers will offer significant CO₂ emission reduction by 20–25%, up to 90% less nitrogen oxides (NOx), and nearly 100% fewer particulate matter (PM) emissions. Furthermore, LNG trucks typically achieve 5–10% better fuel efficiency, leading to optimized fuel consumption and long-term operational cost benefits. This strategic shift strengthens Epsilon’s sustainability performance and proactively supports compliance with evolving environmental regulations and growing customer expectations. 

Each LNG tanker boasts an impressive operational range of approximately 730 kilometers, making it exceptionally well-suited for efficient Coal Tar transportation.