Traditionally, refrigerated vans relied on diesel-powered cooling systems that contributed significantly to greenhouse gas emissions and noise pollution. However, the new generation of electric refrigeration units is powered either by the vehicle’s battery or a separate lithium-ion system, enabling silent and emissions-free operation even in densely populated urban areas.

    Corunclima is already rolling out advanced electric refrigeration technologies compatible with electric and hybrid vans. These systems offer precise temperature control, remote monitoring, and significantly lower maintenance costs.

  'Electric refrigeration units not only support the transition to cleaner transport but also improve operational efficiency,' said Melissa Grant, Logistics Director at GreenRoute Cold Delivery. 'We’ve seen a 20% drop in fuel costs and a noticeable improvement in delivery flexibility since switching to fully electric cooling systems.'

   Governments are also pushing adoption through tighter emissions regulations and incentive programs. In California, for instance, state-funded grants are helping small businesses retrofit their fleets with electric-powered refrigeration, aligning with broader goals to reach net-zero emissions by 2045.

     As e-commerce, online grocery, and pharmaceutical logistics continue to expand, experts predict the electric refrigerated van market will grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of over 15% through 2030.

    With increased focus on sustainability and urban-friendly delivery models, electric refrigeration units for vans represent a crucial step toward a cleaner, quieter, and more efficient future for cold-chain logistics.

    If you would like to enquire about a Corunclima refrigeration system or are interested in becoming a Corunclima partner, please contact us via WhatsApp at +86 150 9342 1495 or by email at info@corunclima.com.