transport

A collaboration between UK universities and industry partners has received millions in funding to research decarbonised transport solutions.

Secondhand electric vehicle (EV) sales helped the UK’s used car market grow for the sixth successive quarter, figures from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) show.

NatPower Marine announced a £3 billion clean energy port plan and will develop the ‘UK’s first’ commercial electric ship charging network.

REA has published a report On Freeport East’s Green Transport Hub strategy to enable transport decarbonisation.

UK Power Networks has partnered with Barhale to build a micro-tunnel under the Grand Union Canal in West London to deliver power for HS2.

Energy generation and storage company Statera have released plans to develop a 3GW green hydrogen project in Scotland capable of supplying the UK with up to 30% of its 10GW by 2030 hydrogen target.

EV fuel card firm Paua has unveiled a partnership with Optimize to provide UK businesses with a service that is able to enhance the transition to clean transportation and reduce fears of “range anxiety”.

London is set to gain 100 new ultra-rapid public EV chargepoints across the city with aims for all to be operational by the end of 2023.

With the government’s Energy Bill Relief Scheme set to end in March, the price of charging an EV on a public network could be "significantly more expensive" in comparison to filling a petrol or diesel car, Cornwall Insight has indicated.

UK Power Networks (UKPN) is providing 100 datasets on its Open Data Portal to help local authorities achieve their net zero targets.