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UK gets set for hydrogen-fuelled future with Tees Valley-based transport hub
Tees Valley set to host UK’s first hydrogen transport hub, bringing together industry and academia to help create hundreds of green jobs.
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E-mobility: misperceptions vs. real data
Professors Sergio M. Savaresi and Silvia Strada of Politecnico di Milano detail their latest research into the true affordability of transitioning to e-mobility for the average person, and ask whether European policy makers should reconsider whether public charging infrastructure investment is really key to EV adoption.
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Total acquires London’s largest EV charge points network
By acquiring Blue Point London, Total takes over the management and operation of London's largest EV charging network - Source London.
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Electric road systems and the Swedish evolution
Intelligent Transport looks at how the next generation of electric roads plots a path to the future of electrified transportation, with specific focus on Sweden’s Evolution Road project, including contributions from Lund University’s Mats Alaküla and Elonroad AB’s Karin Ebbinghaus.
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A quarter of Qatar’s bus fleet set to be electrified by 2022
The electrified buses will be used during the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022, a move that the Qatar's Ministry if Transport and Communication says demonstrates its commitment to clean energy solutions for transportation.
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Alternative Power – Issue 3 2020
Intelligent Transport takes an in-depth look at alternative power technologies as cities across the world edge closer to stringent zero emissions target deadlines.
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First Bus receives £3m from Transport Scotland to boost green credentials of mid-life fleet
The £3 million in funding from Transport Scotland will aid First's efforts in operating a fully zero emission fleet by 2035.
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Intelligent Transport Issue 3 2020
Intelligent Transport Issue 3 2020 takes an in-depth look at the changing nature of ticketing and payments and alternative power technologies, plus assesses public transport's changing role as the backbone of mobility.
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Transport tech grant T-TRIG opens again to fund decarbonisation and COVID-related projects
Transport-Technology Research and Innovation Grants enters its 11th round of funding in five years, and is now looking to fund decarbonisation and COVID recovery projects.
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£9.46 million awarded to 10 low carbon/active travel projects in Scotland
£7.21 million of the overall total has been provided through the European Regional Development Fund.
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Govia Thameslink Railway opens ‘largest EV charging hub in rail’
The installation is said to mark a milestone in a station improvements programme being undertaken by GTR, which encompasses more than 230 stations and over 1,000 individual projects.
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British Government announces EV uptake plans on World EV Day
Green parking spaces, charge points at supermarkets and tourist sites, and batteries that charge in six minutes could all form part of the Government’s plans to accelerate EV uptake.
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Uber commits to become a zero-emissions mobility platform
Uber stated that, by 2040, 100 per cent of journeys in 10,000 cities will take place in zero-emission vehicles, public transit and micromobility.
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The Sustainable Bus Update: volume eight
Within this next edition of The Sustainable Bus Update, we summarise the most recent and standout sustainable bus purchases and developments from across the globe.
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Ballard Power Systems: Bus Brochure
A fuel cell bus is an electric vehicle that uses compressed hydrogen gas as its energy source and storage. The fuel cell power module on board of the bus generates electricity through an electro-chemical reaction leaving only water and heat as by-products.