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FleetEV recognised for pioneering fleet ele...
Cardiff-based electric vehicle (EV) provider, FleetEV, has been shortlisted for Best Public Sector Fleet Partnership at the Transport + Energy Awards 2025 for its work
EU extends toll exemptions for zero-emissio...
The European Union has confirmed the extension of toll exemptions for zero-emission trucks, reinforcing its commitment to greener freight transport and decarbonising European logistics. This
Renault Trucks launches Zeroing In
Renault Trucks has announced the launch of Zeroing In, a new video series designed to provide clarity on electromobility, as part of the company’s wider
Navigating the road to Net Zero for final-m...
For commercial fleets across the globe, transitioning to electric vehicles (EVs) is no longer in the realm of experimentation; it’s now a mission-critical priority if
Infrastructure investment needed alongside ...
The extension of the Plug-in Van and Truck Grant announced today (18 August)[i] will subsidise the initial investment needed to purchase electric vehicles and provide
KleanDrive, Alexander Dennis to Repower Die...
KleanDrive, a leader in the electric conversion of heavy vehicles, today announced a strategic alliance with leading bus manufacturer Alexander Dennis to deploy electric repowering
Court orders release of unredacted ‘D...
The Court’s judgment followed a hearing on 7 to 9 July 2025, at which Mums for Lungs and ClientEarth argued that unredacted copies of the
Why the energy transition rewards early mov...
Why should transport companies start experimenting with sustainable technology today, before the market has fully settled? In this article, Oliver Bange, Vice President Central Region
Imbalances of Road to Zero Risk deepening
Progress along the UK’s Road to Zero remains in the balance. Growth in chargepoint numbers and the availability of new electric vehicles is being offset
Road freight energy needs could come as a s...
Decarbonising road freight needs a collaborative approach, with the amount of power required to electrify the UK’s road freight vehicles estimated to be 32 TWh
