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UK launches first electric vehicle smart charging marketplace trial
Electric car owners are set to benefit financially by charging their cars off-peak, by taking part in the UK’s first ever trial of a market-led approach to smart charging.
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Standardisation of e-bus charging is one step closer to becoming a reality
As e-bus use becomes more popular, charging stations must also keep up with the speed of development - to ensure this remains safe, effective and efficient charging stations will soon be subject to regular testing.
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The future of mobility in Catalonia rests on the changes of today
Social and environmental changes within Barcelona will lay the foundations for the future, mobility needs must keep pace with this level of change. Ricard Font i Hereu discusses how digitalisation of the transport system is integral to its longevity.
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Milan choose Solaris to supply up to 250 electric buses
ATM Milano intends to be operating no diesel buses by 2030 and they have bought 250 electric buses from Solaris, thought to cost in excess of €192 million. The first batch of 40 buses will be delivered in June 2020.
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UK government invests in electric charge point infrastructure
Funding innovations in solar, high speed and WiFi charging infrastructure aims to encourage uptake of electric vehicles
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Canada and California sign agreement for cleaner transportation
New MoU will see California and Canada share technical information and best practices in regulating cleaner fuels as commitment to reducing transportation emissions.
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Podcast: Episode 3 – Jaanaki Momaya and Paloma Castro, Lime
Intelligent Transport speaks with Jaanaki Momaya, UK General Manager, Lime, and Paloma Castro, Head of International Communications, Lime, for Episode 3 of the Intelligent Transport Podcast.
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Full-electric Volkswagen WeShare service launched in Berlin
Volkswagen introduce 100 per cent electric car-sharing to Berlin with expansion planned for 2020, initially to Prague and then to Hamburg.
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Scotland launches first rural green bus route in Moray
In an attempt to connect rural Scotland, new eco-buses will offer an on-demand service picking up and dropping off passengers at safe points along the route rather than pre-determined stops.
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The rollout of the first zero-emission buses: the Foshan bus case study
The city bus market in China is massive, with a total of 651,000 registered city buses in 2017 and more than 90,000 electric buses purchased annually, according to Interact Analysis.
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Keolis awarded contract for public transport network in French Riviera
The new six-year public service delegation contract between the French Riviera Urban Community and Keolis is expected to generate a total revenue of €60 million.
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Data sharing is key to accelerating electric vehicle preparedness
GDPR changed how we share data, but could it also be having adverse effects on the rollout of electric vehicles and our preparedness for them? Stewart Reid, Head of Future Networks at Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN), explains the need for cross-sector collaboration to ensure the UK can take…
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Bogotá will soon have largest electric bus fleet in Latin America
An addition of 600 zero-emissions buses to the existing fleet of buses in Bogotá will give the city the largest electric bus fleet in the whole of Latin America.
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First shuttle without on-board attendant ready for operation
The autonomous shuttle is equipped with a brand new safety architecture to allow operation without an on-board attendant.
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India propose rules which could force Uber to go electric
Ride-sharing companies, such as Ola and Uber, might have to have a 40 per cent electric fleet in India by 2026 under new regulations in a bid to reduce pollution.