Yorkshire to gain further electric buses through funding scheme
March 6, 2023
The BBC report York will have one of the first bus depots in the UK outside of London to run a fully electric fleet, the government has announced
The BBC report York will have one of the first bus depots in the UK outside of London to run a fully electric fleet, the government has announced
The Goverment have announced UK drivers will benefit from an additional £56 million in public and industry funding for increasing electric vehicle (EV) chargepoints across the country
The impacts of dangerous climate change will affect all communities. This much is already clear from the rural impacts of increasingly frequent storm damage, flood events and periods of drought. Minimising man-made climate change matters as much to rural communities and businesses as it does to any others.
The Department for Transport (DfT) has pledged that the number of charge points by the end of the decade will be the equivalent to almost five times the number of fuel pumps on UK roads today
The Guardian reports that ministers have been urged to consider subsidising e-bikes after a study found that mass use of such bikes could create more than £2bn in health benefits
Comments from Transport Minister Trudy Harrison MP (Con) reveals the Government’s areas of focus for reducing carbon emissions
The prime minister’s plan to mandate electric car chargers across all new homes in England from next year risks making access to charge points “exclusive”, leaving behind motorists from poorer and rural areas
Rural Electric Mobility Enabler project led by EDF energy has received funding to help improve charging infrastructure
New analysis by the County Councils Network revealing that there are more publicly available charging points in London than in the entirety of England’s counties, which are home to almost half of the country’s population
The RSN recently had a meeting with officials from the Government’s Office for Zero Emission
The BBC report York will have one of the first bus depots in the UK outside of London to run a fully electric fleet, the government has announced
The Goverment have announced UK drivers will benefit from an additional £56 million in public and industry funding for increasing electric vehicle (EV) chargepoints across the country
The impacts of dangerous climate change will affect all communities. This much is already clear from the rural impacts of increasingly frequent storm damage, flood events and periods of drought. Minimising man-made climate change matters as much to rural communities and businesses as it does to any others.
The Department for Transport (DfT) has pledged that the number of charge points by the end of the decade will be the equivalent to almost five times the number of fuel pumps on UK roads today
The Guardian reports that ministers have been urged to consider subsidising e-bikes after a study
Comments from Transport Minister Trudy Harrison MP (Con) reveals the Government’s areas of focus for reducing carbon emissions
The prime minister’s plan to mandate electric car chargers across all new homes in England from next year risks making access to charge points “exclusive”, leaving behind motorists from poorer and rural areas
Rural Electric Mobility Enabler project led by EDF energy has received funding to help improve charging infrastructure
New analysis by the County Councils Network revealing that there are more publicly available charging points in London than in the entirety of England’s counties, which are home to almost half of the country’s population
The RSN recently had a meeting with officials from the Government’s Office for Zero Emission
