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Drop-in the ocean?

Can biofuels from CO₂-negative production offer compliance and commercial advantages to maritime sector?

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Driving Decarbonisation: Navigating Northern Ireland's Transport Transition

By Maire-Claire Reid, Chair of the Northern Ireland Freight Council.

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"Vital step toward decarbonising UK road freight", says Logistics UK as DP World partners in JOLT

The project - a first of its kind programme - aims to explore the real-world viability of battery electric trucks across diverse logistics operations in the UK.

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Waterloo undertakes freight hub trial

The Waterloo Freight Hub Trial is a pilot project repurposing underutilised space beneath London’s Waterloo Station.

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Government issues 2050 deadline for carbon free maritime sector

Shipping "charge ports" and future fuels earmarked as key to decarbonising the industry.

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The Green Miles nine question decarbonisation challenge

By Freightliner’s Peter Graham – Policy & Government Affairs Director, and Louise Ward – Group Director ESG & Projects.

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Pneumatic ferry boats!

Scientists propose pneumatic propulsion as a cleaner alternative to diesel.

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Myth No 07: The infrastructure isn't able to support a lot of people driving EVs, especially in rural areas

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. However, there remains a number of common misconceptions surrounding EVs that still raise concerns. Here, the National Grid busts some of the most common EV myths.

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Windracers secures Alaska contract for remote deliveries

Two ULTRA MK1 drones to be deployed.

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The Green Miles nine question decarbonisation challenge

By Stephanie Haszczyn, Senior Policy Manager - Logistics UK

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Climate Logistics

By Professor Alan McKinnon, Professor of Logistics, Kuehne Logistics University, Hamburg Professor Emeritus, Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh.

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In like Flynt: Dutch start up launching electric vans in UK

Based on a purpose-built platform from GAC Group Automotive in China, start up van company Flynt is preparing to roll out a new 3.5t electric van. The van will launch in26 territories including the UK in 2026.

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Curiosity created the InCat

Incat’s hybrid electric ferry on course for peak season launch.

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15-year wait for grid upgrade thwarting EV fleet plans, says Logistics UK

The Department for Energy Security and Net Zero says that the grid connection queue has risen tenfold leading to a 15-year delay.

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PD Ports to make Teesport a major UK hub for offshore wind

As the UK transitions to net zero, offshore wind will play a major role. The Teesport Offshore Gateway Project represents an ambitious move in this direction.

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Government introduces additional measures to back SAF production

The government introduced the Sustainable Aviation Fuel Bill to Parliament on 14 May, which enables the implementation of a revenue certainty mechanism to support sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production in the UK.

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Freight could be major beneficiary as mayors back Liverpool to Manchester rail link

Greater Manchester Andy Burnham and Liverpool City Region Mayor Steve Rotheram called on 14 May for the government to commit to building a new railway line between the two cities.

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Myth No 06: EVs don't go far enough on a single charge and take ages to charge

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. However, there remains a number of common misconceptions surrounding EVs that still raise concerns. Here, the National Grid busts some of the most common EV myths.

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Thunderbirds are net zero!

Say hello to the Z1 airship, featuring an innovative Air Cushioned Landing System which gives it operational versatility, allowing it to land on fields, water, snow, ice, and sand.

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Project Jolt - Are 44t electric trucks viable?

The consortium of 15 fleet operators is working with other industry experts to understand how a major greenhouse gas contributor – the diesel lorry – can be replaced in the future.

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