Nissan massively expands solar power at Sunderland Leaf factory
Nissan has announced plans for a major expansion to renewable energy generation at its plant in Sunderland, UK, with a huge 20MW solar extension.
Read moreNissan has announced plans for a major expansion to renewable energy generation at its plant in Sunderland, UK, with a huge 20MW solar extension.
Read moreAnalysis by Transport & Environment has highlighted that electric vehicles consume far less raw material than fossil-fuelled cars.
Read moreA new study by four universities has highlighted that pollution from fossil fuels was responsible for 8.7 million deaths globally in 2018.
Read moreAir Alliance has launched an expanded AIR Index ratings programme, which identifies the cleanest cars across the whole market as an alternative to the official labelling system.
Read moreVolkswagen opens its first battery recycling plant as its Dresden Transparent factory comes online producing the bestselling ID.3. VW is going full-on EV.
Read moreVolkswagen sold enough EVs to beat its CO2 fleet targets in 2020, but other group brands have fared less well and still exceeded the required level.
Read moreData from JATO shows that from January to October 2020, the PSA Groupe has recorded the lowest sales-weighted CO2 emissions across all benchmarks.
Read moreIDTechEx’s new report “Electric Truck Markets 2021-2041” has pointed out that the key to zero emission goals will be the transition from internal combustion engines to battery electric...
Read moreSynetiq has announced that its Winsford site in Cheshire will become the home of the company’s new cutting-edge facility for processing electric vehicles, the first of its kind...
Read moreResearch by money.co.uk has revealed that the most carbon conscious delivery company is the Royal Mail, scoring 54.5 out of 60.
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