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Pushing the boat out

The shipping industry turns to giant high-tech wings.

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The £100 million "clean hub"

Aegis Energy has secured £100 million from specialist global investment outfit Quinbrook to build UK’s first clean, multi-energy refuelling hubs for commercial vehicles.

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Driving the Future of Logistics with Green Hydrogen: A Game-Changer for the UK Sector

By Boris Davis, Head of Business Development, UK, Lhyfe.

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Myth No 03: EVs are slower than petrol and diesel cars and vans

From 2035, new petrol and diesel cars will no longer be sold in the UK and far more of us – for work and for leisure – will begin using electric vehicles.

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3.24 million Brits want green role

As the UK moves towards its net zero goal, 2025 looks like being the year of the green career as the UK queues up for environment-positive roles.

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Electric van sales end 2024 with slight growth

The UK van market closed out 2024 on a high, posting its strongest overall performance in three years. With 351,834 new light commercial vehicle (LCV) registrations, the market grew by 3.0%, driven by strong December sales of 27,221 units.

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Jersey port rejuvenation gets green light

Freight and passenger operations at St Helier Harbour are set for a major sustainability boost as the waterfront area receives approval for the first phase of regeneration.

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Nicola Fyfe, Europe VP for Amazon Logistics

Amazon Logistics Europe VP takes on our nine-question challenge.

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Myth No 2: Electricity that charges EVs is made by burning fossil fuels, so there are still emissions involved…

From 2035, new petrol and diesel cars will no longer be sold in the UK and far more of us – for work and for leisure – will begin using electric vehicles.

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Navigating net zero: The shipping industry's green transition

By Jesse Fahnestock, Director, Decarbonisation, Global Maritime Forum.

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Reap the wild wind

The UK’s Bristol Port Company (BPC) has confirmed plans to develop a Bristol Wind Terminal at its Avonmouth Docks.

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Digital Catapult to cut truck emissions by 15-30%

UK logistics is under pressure to decarbonise without compromising service levels and increasing efficiency by reducing empty running is often cited as a way to achieve this goal.

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Amazon releases the drones...

'One hour delivery service' Prime Air will integrate drone deliveries into Amazon’s existing fulfilment network, deploying from Same-Day Delivery sites.

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Logistics UK's Logistics Awards 2024: Decarbonisation Champion of the Year - Nestlé UK&I

Nestlé UK&I carried off the coveted prize during a glittering ceremony at the Park Plaza Westminster Bridge, London on Thursday 12 December.

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9 Below Zero

Kirsty Dean, Marketing & Communications Director at Europa Worldwide Group, takes on our nine question decarb quiz.

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Swiss roll...

“Rolling carpet” solar railway tracks get green light in Switzerland.

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The Big Interview - Jakob Andersen, CEO, Mash Makes

MASH Makes aims to remove at least one gigaton of carbon from the atmosphere by 2040.

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Digital twinning: a critical tool for decarbonising transport

As the world grapples with the urgency of climate change, the need to decarbonise transport and logistics has never been more pressing. By Professor Phil Greening, logistics expert at Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh and a joint director of TransiT.

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Japan's colossal cargo conveyor belt system

The Japanese government plans to connect major cities with automated, zero-emission logistics links to transport millions of tons of cargo quietly and efficiently, removing tens of thousands of trucks from the roads.

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China successfully trials driverless freight train

China is no stranger to unmanned urban rail systems, but - for freight rail - a recent test run represented a ground-breaking moment.

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