To ramp up decarbonsation efforts ahead of COP26, Scotland is looking to power trains via hydrogen in places where it is hard to electrify them.
Scotland eyes up hydrogen powered trains on their path to decarbonisation
Analysis: The UK government pins its hopes on a green industrial revolution
The UK government wants a green industrial revolution.
Environmental concerns could cause a boom in rail travel post COVID-19
Train travel could be one of the winners post COVID-19.
UK’s Network Rail to become the world’s first train service to set science-based targets
Network Rail have said that they will be the first train organisation in the world to adhere to the most ambitious science-based targets to limit the impacts of climate change.
Nio Inc: China’s answer to Tesla picks up speed
China’s luxury electric vehicle carmaker, Nio Inc reports positive June growth figures.
European car markers struggle to adhere to EU emission rules
In Europe, emissions from new vehicles rise for the third year running.
Danish companies outline an ambitious collaborative project to create green hydrogen at scale
Ambitious Danish project plans to deliver green hydrogen at scale.
Paul Polman: Ryanair is one of the most unethical and carbon-polluting companies in Europe
Former Unilever CEO brands Ryanair one of the most unethical and polluting companies in Europe.
Green Voices – Ep 2 – Daisy Narayanan: Cycling and walking must be a key part of a green recovery plan
In episode 2 of Green Voices, we speak to Sustrans Director of Urbanism Daisy Narayanan. She lays out why walking and cycling must be part of the COVID19 green recovery plan.
Oakland has closed a bunch of streets to cars. Other cities should follow its lead
Oakland in Califonia closes some streets to cars to allow more space for pedestrians, joggers, and cyclists.
