FORS
FORS is a voluntary accreditation program designed to improve standards in the road transport industry. FORS assesses and recognises fleet performance in key areas: environmental impact, safety, and operational efficiency. The program provides a framework and sets benchmarks to help operators enhance their performance in these areas.
Sustainable Urban Freight Association
Urban freight keeps our economy moving, but it also contributes to climate change and lowers air quality in our towns and cities. Many freight companies are determined to decarbonise but they face significant challenges. A lack of infrastructure, a nascent technology that is still evolving and uncertainty about the future means it’s difficult to know […]
Electric Vehicles UK
Electric Vehicles UK (EVUK) is an industry-to-consumer accelerator driving the UK’s shift to battery electric vehicles. We tackle misinformation, build trust and show that BEVs are cheaper, better and ready now. Our mission is simple – to ‘Drive Demand’ for Battery Electric Vehicles in the UK by coordinating the industry’s voice and giving consumers the […]
Association of Fleet Professionals
The Association of Fleet Professionals (AFP) is a not-for-profit organisation that supports, educates, and develops the corporate fleet industry. Membership is open to all and provides a range of valuable benefits, including: And more. Discover how AFP can support you with the knowledge, connections, and expertise needed to succeed in fleet management. 👉 Visit www.theafp.co.uk to find out more.
FORS
FORS is a voluntary accreditation program designed to improve standards in the road transport industry. FORS assesses and recognises fleet performance in key areas: environmental impact, safety, and operational efficiency. The program provides a framework and sets benchmarks to help operators enhance their performance in these areas.
Climate Group
We’re an international nonprofit founded in 2003, and officially launched in 2004, with offices in London, New York, New Delhi, Amsterdam and Beijing. Over the last 20 years, we’ve grown our network to include over 500 multinational businesses in 175 markets worldwide. We also work closely with governments at all levels. The Under2 Coalition, for […]
Energy Saving Trust
Energy Saving Trust is an independent organisation dedicated to promoting energy efficiency, low carbon transport and sustainable energy use. We aim to address the climate emergency and deliver the wider benefits of clean energy as we transition to net zero.We empower householders to make better choices, deliver transformative programmes for governments and support businesses with […]
REA
The Association for Renewable Energy and Clean Technology (known as the REA) is the UK’s largest trade association for renewable energy and clean technologies with around 550 members operating across heat, transport, power, and the circular economy. The REA is a not-for-profit organisation representing fourteen sectors, ranging from composting, biogas, and renewable fuels to solar and […]
FairCharge
FairCharge is the national campaign to advance the environmental, economic and social benefits of EVs.
BVRLA
The BVRLA represents over 1,000 companies engaged in vehicle rental, leasing and fleet management. Our membership is responsible for a combined fleet of nearly 4.1 million cars, vans and trucks – one-in-ten of all vehicles on UK roads. BVRLA members represent the demand-side of the automotive industry, buying around 50% of new vehicles, including over […]
EVA England
Electric Vehicle Association (EVA) England is the voice of electric vehicle drivers. It strives to accelerate the mass adoption of electric cars through provision of accessible information to consumers, and strategic campaigning to UK Government on key policy matters. EVA England is run for EV drivers, by EV drivers. The group promote the environmental and […]
Zemo Partnership
Zemo is an independent, non-profit partnership. We bring government, industry and experts together with one ultimate aim – to accelerate transport to zero emissions.
