Opportunities to reduce CO2 emission by collaboration – Van den Bosch

 

 Overview

Company Name / Department Van den Bosch
Contact Person

Teun Franssen

Location Erp
Optional remote work Yes, at least three days / week at the office
Travel expenses (own account or reimbursed by the company) Reimbursed by the company
Housing arranged by company No 
Housing expenses (how much per month, own account or subsidized by the company) Own account
Internship compensation  € 500 per month
Study program Operations Management & Logistics
ESCF community Silver Member
Start date September 2025

 

Company Description

    Van den Bosch is an international logistics service provider located in Erp, The Netherlands. They aim to drive sustainable and reliable change in the supply chain through intelligence and innovation. More than 80% of all their transport is performed by means of intermodal transport. They believe that logistics is not just about transport, but also about data, insights and know-how. They are constantly trying to drive change within the sector, which is why they are known as “The Supply Changer in Bulk”.

    Project Description

    Together we with one of our customers we would like to investigate opportunities to reduce CO2 emissions.

    • Reduce the number of required cleaning actions
    • Reduce the empty distance by changing loading dates to make direct reloads possible
    • Increase the leadtime to enable more uncertain paths with lower emissions

    Goals of the project

    Give opportunities to reduce CO2 emissions. What should we do differently to make use of the different opportunities? Quantify the expected reduction in CO2 emissions per opportunity.

      Deliverables

      An overview of opportunities to reduce CO2 emissions with the expected reduction and the actions to be done to implement the opportunity.

          Knowledge

          • Operations Management

           

           More information: escf@tue.nl  

             

            logo PostNL 240x140
            Dutch Brewers Association