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Work to install a high-powered underground cable that will deliver electricity to the UK’s largest public electric vehicle (EV) charging hub at Oxford’s Redbridge Park & Ride has begun.
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CNG Fuels has announced the opening of a new low-carbon HGV refuelling station in Newark, Nottinghamshire, enabling local fleet operators to decarbonise haulage emissions, save money and reduce air pollution by running vehicles on 100% renewable biomethane.
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Highways England has announced its ambitious new carbon plan that will see it rapidly cut carbon from road construction, maintenance and operations, and support the transition to zero emission vehicles.
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The specialist sustainability business has been awarded a major government-backed grant to cut rail freight diesel usage.
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Zemo Partnership’s Renewable Fuels Assurance Scheme (RFAS), for high blend renewable fuels, which was launched in March this year, has seen rapid engagement from fuel suppliers with ten companies now fully approved.
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Shifting to electric vehicles isn’t enough says progressive policy think tank, IPPR. Public transport, walking and cycling need a greater role in the UK’s future.
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The House of Lords Industry and Regulators Committee today launches its first inquiry which will investigate the role of Ofgem, the UK’s energy market regulator.
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People in the North of England are encouraged to have their say on the region’s Decarbonisation Strategy at a series of online public consultation events next month.
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The publisher and editor of transportandenergy.com was the featured guest on ITT Hub’s latest Talking Net Zero podcast.
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Car and engine manufacturer, Rolls-Royce, says new products will be compatible with net zero by 2030, whole business compatible by 2050, with an increasing proportion of gross R&D spent on lower carbon and net zero technologies to 75% by 2025 to decarbonise transport, energy and the built environment.
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