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Groupe Noblet has significantly reduced its CO2 emissions by adopting a diverse clean-energy fleet including biogas trucks, electric vehicles, and HVO-powered machines, supporting sustainable construction equipment rental and earthworks services.

Groupe Noblet has significantly reduced its CO2 emissions by adopting a diverse fleet of clean-energy construction vehicles and promotes sustainable mobility in its equipment rental and earthworks services.

Noblet has cut CO2 emissions by 70% since 2011 by replacing diesel with bioGNV, biodiesel, HVO, and electric vehicles, installing on-site refueling, and pursuing further sustainability measures.

Noblet has significantly cut CO2 emissions by using bioGNV for its construction equipment fleet, supported by local initiatives and infrastructure investments.

Laurent Galle leads Groupe Noblet in adopting sustainable transport practices, expanding the company while reducing environmental impact and managing inflation challenges.

Groupe Noblet has significantly reduced its carbon emissions by adopting eco-driving, optimizing logistics, acquiring Bour, and transitioning 70% of its fleet to alternative fuels and electric vehicles.

Noblet expanded its fleet and service offerings by acquiring Bour, enhancing its transport, lifting, and tanker services, boosting revenue and market reach.

Groupe Noblet is growing its construction equipment rental services by acquiring companies specializing in cranes and excavators, supported by Generis Capital Partners, with strong revenue growth.

Groupe Noblet expands its construction equipment rental services by acquiring Bour, specializing in cranes and tanks, boosting its market position and revenue.

Groupe Noblet expands its construction equipment rental services by acquiring Bour Levage, enhancing its lifting and transport capabilities in Île-de-France.

Groupe Noblet acquired Bour to expand its heavy lifting and transport services, increasing its workforce and revenue.

Groupe Noblet has dramatically cut its carbon emissions while expanding its construction equipment rental and earthworks services in Île-de-France and Oise.

Laurent Galle of Groupe Noblet warns that making truck transport too costly could increase smaller van usage, harming ecological goals.

Groupe Noblet has significantly reduced its carbon footprint through bioGNV, electric vehicles, eco-driving, and tree planting while promoting sustainability in construction equipment rental and public works.

Renault Trucks is delivering a 100% electric 26-ton construction site truck to Groupe Noblet, enhancing daily autonomy and supporting Noblet's energy transition goals.

Groupe Noblet advances its sustainable fleet with biofuel and electric vehicles, achieving significant CO2 reductions and investing in custom electric trucks supported by ecological financing.

Noblet is transitioning to zero-emission construction equipment by adopting custom electric trucks, reducing CO2 emissions, and leveraging financial incentives.

Groupe Noblet advances its sustainable fleet with biofuel and electric vehicles, achieving significant CO2 reductions and investing in custom electric trucks supported by ecological financing.

Groupe Noblet is adopting a custom-built 26-ton electric Renault Trucks vehicle to advance its zero-emission construction equipment rental fleet.

Noblet is integrating Renault Trucks' first fully electric 26-ton construction site truck to reduce emissions and fuel use in urban operations.