The Energy Performance of Buildings Directive aims to substantially reduce greenhouse gas emissions and energy consumption in the EU buildings sector by 2030 and make it climate-neutral by 2050

The non-profit organisation, which provides public transport, will complete the necessary planning required to transition to a full fleet of zero-emission vehicles

Transport is one of its most polluting sectors and has been circled as a priority for the country to lower its carbon footprint

Emergency services will receive the funding from government to quash the sector’s carbon footprint

It’s expected to cut the country’s carbon emissions by 10m tonnes by 2035

Vehicles are responsible for around 15% of the EU’s carbon emissions

Tourism industry has called on the government to accelerate the rollout of EV charging infrastructure

Wrightbus has secured the funding, as it looks to build 3,000 zero-emission buses

The EU has reached a deal to ban internal combustion engines

Good Energy has led the fundraising with £3.7 million investment