The German government is planning to set up at least 350 locations with fast-charging points for lorries across Germany in order to convert road freight transport to battery-electric vehicles. We spoke to Jörg Rotthowe, our Managing Director Road Germany, about this discussion and asked him for his…

The Geis Group has now officially opened its new, sustainable freight forwarding terminal in Ebersdorf near Coburg. Around 200 guests attended the inauguration ceremony, including District Administrator Sebastian Straubel and the First Mayor of Ebersdorf, Bernd Reisenweber. 

The sustainability goal is clearly defined: The Geis Group wants to become climate-neutral by 2040. On this Mission Zero, the logistics service provider is increasingly focusing on alternative drives and climate-friendly fuels. The current highlight is the biogenic fuel HVO100, and Geis has secured…

Putting more climate protection on the road: The Geis Group has now tested a new generation of electric trucks. On a tour through Lower Franconia, Geis was one of the first companies to extensively test how the brand-new Mercedes-Benz eActros 600 performs in everyday use.

The Geis Group is now also taking on the construction of HF cabins in medical facilities. In these rooms, which are shielded against high-frequency (HF) radiation, magnetic resonance tomographs (MRTs) are safely protected from external influences.

Double success for the Geis Group: Before moving to its new location in Ebersdorf, Geis Bischoff Logistics in Lichtenfels won the latest quality ranking of the general cargo cooperation IDS. Hans Geis GmbH + Co KG from Kürnach took second place in the quality comparison of all 54 IDS locations.