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LCRS Members Outperforming Industry On Carb...
According to the Freight Transport Association (FTA) Logistics Carbon Review 2016, members of the Logistics Carbon Reduction Scheme (LCRS) are making significant progress in reducing
Shell Unveils Ultra Energy Efficient Concep...
Shell has today unveiled a concept city car which, if it were ever to go into production, could deliver material reductions in energy use in
New EQUA Index Reveals True Pollutant Emiss...
Helping car buyers and providing the automotive industry with a level playing field, the new EQUA Air Quality Index rating scheme has been launched today
Mitsubishi Motors In Fuel Consumption Contr...
Mitsubishi Motors Corporation (MMC) in Japan has announced that it has discovered fuel consumption testing data submitted to the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and
Electric Car Registrations Reach Record Hig...
Uptake of plug-in cars reached a record high in the UK with more than 115 electric cars registered every day during the first quarter of
The Hero Of BeeZero: Hyundai Motors Powers ...
Hyundai Motor’s ix35 Fuel Cell is the star of the world’s first fuel cell powered zero-emission car sharing service BeeZero, to be launched in Munich,
Iveco To Participate In World’s First...
Iveco will participate in the world’s first cross-border initiative using semi-automated trucks in the European Truck Platooning Challenge. The initiative, organised by The Netherlands as
London Hydrogen Network Expansion Project S...
The government-backed London Hydrogen Network Expansion project (LHNE) has broken two new distance records for hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs).
£38 Million Fund Will Use F1 Technology to...
Winners of the government competition will develop ideas to cut vehicle emissions and help plug-in cars drive further. The innovative research project will use their
Companies Encouraged To Initiate Car-Share ...
Figures released by the UK’s leading car salary sacrifice scheme provider have shown a record reduction in Co2 emissions by its clients. Employers who used
