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HORSE net-zero emissions target receives SB...
HORSE, a division of Horse Powertrain and a leader in innovative and low emissions powertrain systems, has had its ambitious emissions target – to be
BEDEO urges government to incentivise fleet...
BEDEO, a leader in fleet electrification and retrofit technology, is urging the new Labour government to increase support for the UK van fleet industry in
TIP trials axle energy recuperation refrige...
TIP is accelerating its move towards decarbonised refrigeration transportation in the UK with its latest trial of zero emission ‘e-reefer’ temperature-controlled trailer technology. The technology
Venson calls for urgent revisions to EV Man...
The Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) Mandate became law in early 2024, setting out annual targets for a growing percentage of new cars and vans to
LTS Global Solutions gains Planet Mark accr...
Coleshill-based logistics, transport and shipping specialist LTS Global Solutions has been awarded Planet Mark Business Certification in recognition of its commitment to sustainability. The accreditation
InstaVolt gets 100% green electricity from ...
The UK’s largest ultra-rapid electric car charging operator, InstaVolt, is now being supplied with 100% green electricity through Octopus Energy for Business. Electric car drivers
How fleet managers can reduce carbon emissi...
While real-time visibility has been a non-negotiable for effective transport management for several years, operators are increasingly turning to satellite-powered Internet of Things (IoT) solutions
Barriers holding back supply chain CO2 redu...
New research from leading supply chain partner for UK business, Wincanton, reveals that two thirds (66%) of UK organisations say they are under pressure to hit
Stellantis opposes changes to the EU 2025 C...
Stellantis, one of the world’s largest automotive manufacturers, has been vocally opposing any changes to the European Union’s 2025 CO2 emissions targets. As the regulatory
Transport for London ends ULEZ scrappage sc...
Transport for London (TfL) has recently announced its decision to end the Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) vehicle scrappage scheme, sparking debate among residents, environmental
