Browsing: Decarbonisation
San Mateo County Transit District (SamTrans) has awarded a contract to Fastech and Bosch Rexroth to develop a large-scale hydrogen…
Finnish industrial vehicle manufacturer Kalmar and Swedish charging technology company Elonroad have reached a new milestone in their electric road…
The Tokyo Metropolitan Government is preparing to expand its electric vehicle incentive programme, proposing higher subsidies for battery-electric and plug-in…
European Bus Manufacturers Urge EU to Adopt ‘Made in Europe’ Rules for Public Bus Procurement
By Lucas Martin
European bus manufacturers have called on European Union institutions to introduce targeted “Made in Europe” requirements for public bus procurement,…
UITP Backs ‘Made in EU’ Policy but Calls for Flexible Rules to Protect Public Transport Decarbonisation
By Jessica Park
The International Association of Public Transport (UITP) has endorsed the principle of a European preference policy under the European Union’s…
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has agreed a €35 million loan to GreenWay as part of a…
Kempower and APM Terminals have signed a three-year framework agreement covering the deployment of electric vehicle charging infrastructure across APM…
Reading Borough Council has partnered with EV charging company char.gy to install around 2,600 public electric vehicle charge points across…
Go-Ahead London has introduced 13 battery-electric Alexander Dennis Enviro100EV buses on Transport for London route 322, which operates between Crystal…
First Bus has launched a smart charging trial for electric buses in Glasgow aimed at coordinating vehicle charging with periods…
The European Union has officially relaxed interim carbon dioxide emissions rules for heavy-duty vehicle manufacturers, a move that clean transport…
Germany’s automotive industry may be further advanced in its transition toward electric mobility than public debate often suggests, according to…