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COP26: climate change need solutions that a...

Nov 16, 2021Comments off

COP26 has confirmed that world-wide net zero emissions by 2050 won’t happen. This comes on the back of a stark report which confirms up to

Centrica launches pure electric car scheme ...

Nov 15, 2021Comments off

Every Centrica employee is being offered the chance to slam the brakes on their emissions after the company launched a fully electric salary sacrifice car

Renault Retail Group switches courtesy car ...

Nov 15, 2021Comments off

Renault Retail Group is providing customers with a highly convenient real-world taste of electric vehicles by switching all its courtesy cars to the Renault Zoe

Fleet Alliance scoops hat-trick of awards

Nov 15, 2021Comments off

Fleet Alliance has won an astonishing hat-trick of awards at the Leasing Broker Federation (LBF) awards event, scooping the accolades for the Best Large Leasing

Citroen’s fully electric LCV range arrive...

Nov 12, 2021Comments off

Citroen is now offering a full range of 100% electric LCVs, including its new e-Berlingo van, mid-sized e-Dispatch and large e-Relay electric models. The e-Dispatch

Parking sensors top the list for young driv...

Nov 11, 2021Comments off

When young drivers consider the best gadgets to have on their next car, it is great to see safety concerns are at the top of

Ford & Purdue University patent chargi...

Nov 11, 2021Comments off

Ford and Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana, researchers have taken an important early step to make recharging EVs simple and time saving. Through a

Supply chain resilience the most critical i...

Nov 10, 2021Comments off

With the UK government having set out its plans for dealing with Covid in England over the coming months, the UK head of data driven

Pandemic exposed company value chain flaws

Nov 10, 2021Comments off

As businesses look forward to the post-Covid environment, value chains have come under the spotlight. In many sectors, long-standing inefficiencies were exposed by the pandemic

UK’s Connected Kerb targets 190,000 o...

Nov 09, 2021Comments off

Charging infrastructure company Connected Kerb plans to install 190,000 on-street public chargers in the UK by 2030, requiring up to 1.9 billion pounds ($2.55 billion)