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An online tool which will help ports forecast the future infrastructure required to meet potential increased demand for electricity from zero emission port operations has been developed by National Grid Electricity Transmission (NGET) in partnership with Siemens.
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Royal Mail will trial two types of Micro Electric Vehicles (MEVs) for letter and small parcel deliveries.
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A new study and Well-to-Tank (WTT) model by Element Energy, commissioned by Zemo Partnership, identifies a range of pathways for the production, distribution and dispensing of low carbon hydrogen to transport end-users.
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SPIE UK has revealed its future fleet strategy and announced a rollout of 60 new Nissan e-NV200 electric vehicles, the first in a series of rollouts of alternative fuel vehicles across the SPIE UK business under the new strategy, whereby 98% of its fleet is to be powered by alternative fuels by 2025.
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Professionals across all walks of UK energy have called for government and industry to coalesce around a national skills strategy that underpins the development of low-carbon energy and supply chains, in such a way that does not leave today’s skilled workers and their communities stranded.
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Kent County Council marked Clean Air Day last week with the launch of a hydrogen bus trial.
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JCB’s Chief Innovation & Growth Officer Tim Burnhope issues a rallying cry for a unified drive to reduce emissions.
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With many logistics companies switching to gas (both LNG and CNG) and biomethane to power their heavy good vehicles (HGVs) – Isaac Occhipinti, Head of External Affairs at Gas Vehicle Network (GVN), highlights the opportunities offered by gas as a transport fuel.
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Self-driving vehicles could be seen on British motorways for the first time later this year, but will be limited to speeds of up to 37mph before a driver has to take control.
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Logistics UK has welcomed the government’s commitment to reducing emissions by 78% by 2035 (compared with 1990 levels), but called for a clear roadmap on how this can be achieved.
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