The European Investment Bank is providing €150m to Bankia, which is matching the amount for the scheme

Projects being supported include four new Low Emission Neighbourhoods in the capital

The innovative technology the vehicles use has long range and fast refuelling capability

They have issued a joint declaration to all countries calling on them to renew their efforts to boost the transition to greener cars

New passenger cars would also have to emit 15% less emissions on average by 2025

It will support testing of new technologies for the Clean Vehicle Retrofit Accreditation Scheme

They have replaced old and polluting microbuses and three wheelers and will be used on a pilot route

They could receive up to 70% of the project costs

China has unveiled new plans that require carmakers to sell a minimum number of zero or low emission vehicles annually from 2019. The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology’s policy requires large car manufacturers to ensure 10% of the cars they sell are low carbon by 2019 and 12% by 2020. It applies to carmakers […]

The global centre for transport and mobility innovation, TRL, has been appointed to monitor and evaluate the performance of low emission buses across the UK. The Department for Transport’s (DfT) Low Emission Bus Scheme has provided grants for the deployment of low emission buses and related infrastructure on existing routes. Bus operators are using the […]