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Solar panel roofs on highways could slash global carbon emissions

Recent research suggests that installing solar panel roofs over highways worldwide could substantially lower carbon dioxide emissions.

UK faces major shortfall of electric vehicle technicians, says IMI

Data from the Institute of the Motor Industry (IMI) suggests the UK will experience a significant shortfall of electric vehicle technicians.

EU sales of battery electric vehicles increased by 50% last year

In 2023, the European Union witnessed a significant surge in the registration of battery electric vehicles. Find out more.

Uber signs deal to bring 100,000 BYD electric cars to ridesharing platform

Uber has signed a deal with BYD that will see 100,000 electric vehicles introduced to the major ridesharing platform.

How electric buses can decrease urban emissions and propel us to a sustainable future

Philip Kershaw, Director of eBus at EO Charging, discusses the pivotal role of electric buses in decarbonising transport.

UK invests £103m into sustainable air travel

Around £103m in funding has been announced by UK Business and Trade Secretary Jonathan Reynolds to advance sustainable air travel.

New efficiency standards for heavy trucks could boost energy use, study says

New research has found that regulations to enhance heavy trucks’ energy efficiency could be as much as 20% less effective than anticipated.

Hydrogen aircraft set to take off following new developments

The possibility of hydrogen-powered aircraft means greater opportunities for fossil-free travel. Discover more here.

What makes aviation fuel more sustainable?

Gaynor Hartnell, Chief Executive of the Renewable Transport Fuel Association (RTFA), discusses what measures will make aviation fuel more sustainable. 

Forever Flight: Building multi-modal transportation hubs

Forever Flight and its distributed energy network provide solutions for airports to adopt clean technologies and sustainable aviation.

Australia and China collaborate to advance sustainable aviation fuels

Australia’s Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) has announced it will partner with China to innovate sustainable aviation fuels.

GOLIAT project to explore liquid hydrogen refuelling and handling for aviation industry

Airbus will spearhead a project that will demonstrate the viability of liquid hydrogen refuelling and handling for the aviation industry.

Self-driving cars could be on UK roads by 2026 as AV Act approved

Following the approval of the Automated Vehicles (AV) Act, self-driving vehicles could be on UK roads as early as 2026.

Developing large-scale fuel cells to decarbonise heavy transport

Argonne National Laboratory is building a test facility to develop and test large-scale fuel cells for heavy-duty and off-road applications.

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