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Scania’s new biogas engines have just go...
Scania has launched its latest generation of biogas engines, which offer a 5% fuel savings over its predecessors. First teased at last year’s IAA show
Three quarters of high streets have air pol...
Around three quarters (76%) of British high streets may exceed the World Health Organisation’s recommended annual level of air pollution. That’s according to a new
We need meaningful actions on zero emission...
COP 28 kicked off last week, and we, at Tevva, were honoured to participate in one of the first speaker briefings, ‘Accelerating the Transition Through
ELB Partners says expanded ULEZ is driving ...
A family-run Croydon haulier says the expansion of London’s Ultra-Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) is directly forcing businesses to leave the capital. ELB Partners managing director
Record zero emission truck uptake
British demand for new heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) grew by 14.9% in the third quarter of 2023 with 11,531 trucks serving purposes from supermarket deliveries
WEVC announces partnership with Hydro extru...
Watt Electric Vehicle Company (WEVC), a pioneer in the design, engineering, and manufacture of low-to-medium volume EVs, has partnered with a leading aluminium and energy
BVRLA launches three-point plan for fleet d...
The BVRLA has announced its key asks of government for the fleet sector, calling for certainty, focus and fairness in the transition to zero-emission road
EU Parliament Environment Committee backs c...
The Environment Committee of the European Parliament has expressed its support for the European Commission’s recent initiatives to reduce emissions from Heavy Goods Vehicles (HGVs)
XPO Logistics UK and Ireland HQ, achieves c...
XPO, a leading provider of innovative and sustainable end-to-end logistics solutions across Europe, has achieved carbon neutral status for its 350,000 sq ft Crick centre in
Government sets out path to zero emission v...
The Government has set out the percentage of new zero emission cars manufacturers will be required to produce each year up to 2030, following the
