Ethanol blending and flex-fuel technology return to policy spotlight Ethanol has re-emerged as a serious contender in transport decarbonisation strategies. Governments and industry advocates now position it not as a […]
From Petrol to Ethanol: The Next Chapter in Sustainable Transportation Read More »
European aviation fuel infrastructure moves closer to synthetic supply MB Energy and Zaffra have signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding to assess a strategic partnership focused on commercialising electro-sustainable aviation
MB Energy and Zaffra Partner to Commercialise eSAF in Europe Read More »
Amazon reaches 50,000 electric delivery vans worldwide Amazon has confirmed its global electric delivery fleet now includes more than 50,000 vans. Consequently, the company has passed the halfway mark toward
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International aviation targets net zero emissions by 2050 International aviation has committed to reaching net zero carbon emissions by 2050. The goal was formally adopted by the International Civil Aviation
Accelerating Decarbonization in Air Transport: What You Need to Know Read More »
Amazon passes 50,000 electric delivery vans worldwide Amazon has reached 50,000 electric delivery vehicles in its global fleet. The milestone represents half of the company’s target to deploy 100,000 electric
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EU shipping rules now require verified emissions data Maritime compliance has shifted from voluntary reporting to mandatory verification. Ships operating in European waters must now document emissions performance through independent
Normec Verifavia Showcases Maritime Sustainability Verification Services Read More »
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
Europe’s EV Adoption Stalls Due to Weak Corporate Tax Policies Read More »
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%
UK Public EV Charging Network Surpasses 120,000 Chargers Read More »
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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