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The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has set out key recommendations to ensure a national network of electric vehicle chargepoints is in place ahead of the 2030 ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel cars.
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Shell will install 800 electric vehicle charging points in up to 100 Waitrose store across the UK by 2025.
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Tesla has confirmed the company’s network of electric vehicle (EV) Superchargers is to be opened up to other EV models.
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Household waste and sewage will be used in jet fuel production with the UK Government making sustainable aviation fuel commitments.
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Highways technology company Gaist will further explore parallel markets such as the electric vehicle sector after securing £2.1 million investment from the active growth capital investor BGF.
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The acquisition is expected to strengthen ChargePoint’s industry leadership and accelerate pace of electrification across Europe.
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Transport Scotland and the Scottish Futures Trust have published a new report on public electric vehicle charging infrastructure. It sets out how Scotland can grow and expand provision to enable households and business to confidently switch to electric vehicles and help tackle climate change.
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Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) has launched a new £800,000 funding package and interactive web portal to help businesses and
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Volta Trucks partners with CPC Group of Italy to supply its innovative composite exterior body panels.
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In this article, Anthony Velazquez of TRL considers the role of transport as part of the wider energy system. In line with concerns over human health and various decarbonisation targets, we are seeing a shift from fossil fuels to alternative energy sources. Anthony considers the pros and cons of a number of these sources – including hydrogen and electric – and whether there is a single solution that fits all. He also explains in more detail the role TRL is playing in this area.
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