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Electricity North West (ENW), Western Power Distribution (WPS) and Ricardo have partnered to find a new way of delivering rapid electric vehicle (EV) charging hubs through the DC Share latent electricity trial.
Cross River Partnership’s Clean Air Villages programme aims to encourage small businesses based locally in Brixton to start sharing a greener and cleaner electric van with other local businesses.
The new low emission midi-buses feature on-board Wi-Fi, USB chargers and double passenger information screens which NCT are currently trialling.
As a part of Seedland’s Smart Life System, the Hachi Auto pilot aims to allow community residents to experience the convenience brought by technological innovation.
The Plugged-In Households Grant Fund scheme is said to offer alternatives to car ownership and affordable access to ultra-low emission vehicles.
A total of 94 projects in 42 states and the District of Columbia will receive funding from the Federal Transit Administration (FTA)’s Grants for Buses and Bus Facilities Program.
The DEKRA Micro-Mobility Standard was developed in consultation with experts in vehicle safety, product testing and connectivity.
The partners of the project aim to work together in 2020 to develop policies, put pilots in place and seek other strategies to achieve the targets set out in the Zero Emissions 2028 Roadmap 2.0.
With the addition of Cape Town to its global ridership community, Lime will now offer micromobility services on six continents worldwide.
A team of researchers from the Texas A&M University College of Engineering has said that lighter electric vehicles and aircraft can be achieved by storing energy within the structural body panels.
Lime, the mobility service provider, operates in cities across Europe and the U.S. and has reinforced its commitment to using 100 per cent renewable energy as it looks to Paris as a valuable partner.
EV renters in the Express Drive programme have allegedly saved approximately $70-100 per week on fuel costs.
The company has been awarded a three-year license to begin operating 500 electric, dockless bicycles in Rome, which will reportedly expand to 2,500 bicycles by the end of 2019.
A new Live Labs project will test technological advances encompassing wireless communication sensors, smart materials, and energy generation and storage, to create roads that generate electricity from passing traffic.
The coalition brings together over 100 institutions to support a reduction in carbon emissions, increased transport efficiency and other goals through the combined use of SEAM technology.
