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Become a Strategic Partner

Become a Strategic Partner

IRU and its partners work together to align business goals with industry transformation—addressing decarbonisation, digitalisation, and driver shortages at scale.

  • Leverage IRU’s global network to expand visibility, unlock opportunities, and connect with key stakeholders worldwide.
  • Access practical decarbonisation roadmaps and tools to accelerate your sustainability journey.
  • Explore market insights to strengthen your strategy, grow thought leadership, and boost brand visibility across the industry.
  • Define a tailored action plan to maximise the partnership’s value and deliver measurable, long-term impact.
     

What's in it for you?

Access

Access

Enhance your reputation and visibility through IRU’s global network and a clear roadmap of actions.

  • Participation in events and networking activities with operators, shippers, suppliers, energy providers and other industry stakeholders
  • Enhanced visibility through speaking opportunities, joint reports and IRU presentations for your team, clients and decision makers.

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Road transport Intelligence

Intelligence

Gain full access to the IRU Intelligence Platform. 

Understand, explore the issues driving change in logistics and mobility and harness the collective knowledge of our community.

  • Expert insights on regulatory updates affecting transport costs, including the implementation of CO₂ tolls
  • Fuel price monitoring with weekly updates across 60+ countries, historical data, and one-week forecasts
  • Exclusive strategic analysis, including TCO by powertrain and country, HDV charging stations, and ZE vehicle incentives
  • Premium content with in-depth analysis, real-time monitoring, industry news, best practices, and webinar replays

Discover the IRU Intelligence platform

Ready to become a partner?

Contact our team to start designing your tailor-made partnership package.

 

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Nick Antoniou DLL

"Advancing on the adoption of eMobility requires a holistic and collaborative approach, involving various stakeholders, such as manufacturers, dealers, distributors, users, governments, and financiers. Therefore, we are pleased to become an official partner of IRU, joining forces with their vast network of associations, professionals, organisations and much more to accelerate this transition."

Nick Antoniou

Global Commercial Lead for eMobility, DLL

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