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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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The Council has set out a city-wide approach to reducing Edinburgh’s greenhouse gas emissions as part of new plans being considered by Councillors to tackle climate change in the Capital, including creating EV charging hubs for public service vehicles and making them available to residents.
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First Bus has started work on an ambitious project to turn its flagship Glasgow depot into the UK’s largest electric vehicle charging hub.
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Perth & Kinross has approved the £500m Perth West development, the first in Scotland using an integrated approach to logistics, energy, transport and housing – based on sustainable technologies.
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Ahead of the elections to the Scottish Government, the Energy Networks Association (ENA) sets out the networks’ priorities for supporting a new administration in tackling the climate crisis.
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A planning application to deliver the UK’s largest electrolyser, a 20MW electrolyser at a green hydrogen facility in ScottishPower’s Whitelee windfarm has been submitted.
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The Scottish Government has awarded £40.5 million through a second round of the Scottish Ultra-Low Emission Bus Scheme (SULEBS).
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Two new innovation projects that will support zero emission mobility across Scotland will benefit from a £7 million investment by the Government.
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Funding of £4.5m has been provided for 10 new hydrogen buses to Aberdeen City Council’s public transport fleet.
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Charging and service support firm SWARCO eVolt has been named the preferred bidder to operate the ChargePlace Scotland network.
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