Nine EU nations make electric company cars cheaper than petrol equivalents Europe is failing to use company-car taxation as a lever for electric vehicle adoption. According to analysis by Transport […]
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High Court claim against WSP raises questions about flagship carbon programme National Highways has filed breach-of-contract proceedings in the High Court against WSP, the engineering and professional services firm. The
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Public charging network grows to 120,388 connectors by April 2026 The UK’s public electric vehicle charging network passed 120,000 chargers at the end of April 2026. This represents an 11%
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Biofuels face a critical moment after twenty years of policy support Two decades of government mandates and subsidies have reshaped global biofuel markets. Global ethanol and biodiesel production from edible
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Global hydrogen capacity contracts modestly as developers demand proven economics The hydrogen industry moved through the first quarter of 2026 in careful consolidation mode. While some analysts had predicted a
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Union Maritime’s Monza brings proven wind propulsion into commercial service Union Maritime has taken delivery of the LR2 tanker Monza, now operating with two WindWings retrofitted by UK firm BAR
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Isuzu and Toyota team up to build Japan’s first light-duty hydrogen truck Isuzu Motors and Toyota Motor Corporation have announced plans to develop and mass-produce a light-duty hydrogen fuel cell
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UN initiative brings Asia-Pacific countries together on transport emissions The Regional Cooperation Mechanism on Low Carbon Transport brings together governments across Asia and the Pacific to cut emissions from freight
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Zero-emission HGV adoption falls to 0.9% despite £1 billion government funding New data reveals a stark picture for the UK freight sector. Zero-emission vehicles now account for just 0.9% of
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Morocco summit secures 22-nation pledge on aviation sustainability The International Civil Aviation Organization closed its Global Implementation Support Symposium in Marrakech on 16 April 2026 with a signed commitment from
GISS 2026 Commits to Net-Zero Aviation by 2050 Read More »
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