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02/26/2022

Working towards a clean and green transport future

The approach of COP26 has prompted countries around the world to publish their decarbonisation plans. Zemo Partnership’s Neil Wallis examines what’s been pledged by the UK government, and the progress…

02/26/2022

Electric vehicles and the grid

A new report has found that the UK risks missing its decarbonisation targets without urgent action to increase grid flexibility. Giuseppe Sgro from power management company Eaton discusses how the…

02/26/2022

The growing momentum for clean transport

COP26 signals the end of the road for the internal combustion engine – and businesses are crucial leaders. Dominic Phinn, senior policy manager of EV100, reflects on the pledges made…

02/26/2022

Why it’s time to maximise the use of biomethane as a transport fuel

As immediate action is required to avoid climate catastrophe, for HGVs, there is only one mass adoptable fuel and vehicle technology that delivers decarbonisation here and now, and that is…

02/19/2022

The benefits of e-cargo bikes for last mile deliveries

E-Cargo bikes offer the opportunity to decarbonise your last mile delivery fleet, reduce running costs and leave your staff happier and healthier at the end of the day, writes the…

02/19/2022

A road map to fleet decarbonisation

Research for the Fleets ahead! report has shown that there are broadly five key stages to fleet decarbonisation. This article shares some insights for each of these stages so that…

02/19/2022

Second hand EVs selling faster than used petrol for first time

Data from Auto Trader’s Fastest Selling Index, which tracks the potential speed at which vehicles will sell based on live supply and demand in the market, has revealed that used…

02/19/2022

Cost of electric vans forecast to be equal to diesel and petrol by 2024

A new report from PwC forecasts that the cost of commercial electric vehicles will be on equal footing with their petrol and diesel counterparts by 2024. It suggests that while…

02/19/2022

Miele to operate first Vivaro-e hydrogen-electric van

Miele, the manufacturer of domestic appliances, will be using a hydrogen fuel cell vehicle van in the Rhine-Main region of Germany. Miele will be using a Vivaro-e Hydrogen, from Vauxhall’s…

02/19/2022

SUEZ Group to test Citroën ë-Jumpy Hydrogen vans

The first Citroën ë-Jumpy Hydrogen van has come off the assembly line, which is on its way for testing at SUEZ Group in France. SUEZ wants to step up the…

BLOG | Last Entries

Working towards a clean and green transport future

Electric vehicles and the grid

The growing momentum for clean transport

Why it’s time to maximise the use of biomethane as a transport fuel

The benefits of e-cargo bikes for last mile deliveries

A road map to fleet decarbonisation

Second hand EVs selling faster than used petrol for first time

Cost of electric vans forecast to be equal to diesel and petrol by 2024

Miele to operate first Vivaro-e hydrogen-electric van

SUEZ Group to test Citroën ë-Jumpy Hydrogen vans

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