Source: EV Pro

The LEVA EU member has announced an extension of its greening mobility efforts in the Belgian capital.

The micromobility provider deployed eight of its electric Stuyf Pickups to Brussels’ Cleaning Department and Green Service, helping it to reduce its carbon footprint and allowing its service workers to carry out essential work efficiently.

This move follows on from the Belgian municipality of Schaerbeek also using Stuyf Pickups for its cleaning and green services.

Brussels’ sustainability efforts

The city’s collaboration with EVpro is the latest in a whole host of sustainability plans that are being implemented in this region. In 2022, it published its sustainable mobility summary for the region with the STIB-MIVB, the Brussels Intercommunal Transport Company, intending to reduce its carbon emissions by 39% in 2030 compared to 2010.

It aims to do this by improving its public transport with the installation of 94 electric buses, 90 trams, 43 metro trains, and renewing 63 kilometres of track on existing tram and metro networks. More recently, in 2024, Brussels airport launched Belgium’s first autonomous shuttle for a sustainable mobility pilot.

By integrating EVpro’s Stuyf Pickups into its urban services, Brussels reinforces its commitment to cleaner mobility as it actions its plans in reaching its sustainable mobility targets.