UK and Germany sign hydrogen agreement
The UK and Germany have reached an agreement that could help to accelerate the development of an international hydrogen industry.
Octopus customers help balance grid with electric cars
Octopus Energy has announced that its customers’ electric cars are playing a part in balancing the grid for the first time through a trial with National Grid ESO.
Tusker report shows high EV driver satisfaction
Electric vehicle (EV) drivers have reported more than 90% satisfaction in their choice of an electric vehicle on salary sacrifice when compared with their previous petrol or diesel car, according to a new survey by Tusker.
Kingston rolls out waste electric vehicles
Kingston Council is rolling out its new electric collection vehicles in partnership with Veolia as part of a move to a quieter and cleaner service for residents.
Nissan plans 2030 all-electric target in Europe
Nissan has continued plans for an all-electric line-up in Europe by 2030, despite the UK government’s plans to roll-back its own targets.
Pole to Pole EV expedition crosses equator
A husband and wife team in a converted Nissan Ariya have now driven more than 20,000km in the electric vehicle (EV).
Volvo to produce last diesel car in 2024
Volvo has announced at Climate Week NYC to end of production of all diesel-powered Volvo Car models by early 2024.
Bookster partners with Vahanomy
Bookster and CHRGR.io by Vahanomy have announced a partnership to provide self-catering owners opportunities to earn revenue while providing a greener guest experience.
White van men and women going green, GRIDSERVE research shows
Britain’s ‘white van’ men and women are going green with millions eyeing up an electric vehicle, according to research by sustainable energy business GRIDSERVE.
Coventry roll-outs zero emission buses
National Express Coventry has now rolled out the operation of 130 new double-decker zero emission buses as part of a £140m project.
UK Power Networks study uncovers car park potential
Using vehicles in long-star car parks to power homes with green energy has been revealed as one result of the UK Power Networks’ new Park and Flex study.
Transport and energy sectors respond to PM’s backtracking on green policies
Professionals from across the transport and energy sectors have condemned the Government’s watering down of key green policies – including delaying the ban on the sales of new petrol and diesel cars to 2035.