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Greener racing: Mercedes F1 team slashes emissions with alternative fuels

Greener racing: Mercedes F1 team slashes emissions with alternative fuels

The Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula 1 team has cut emissions from freight by 88% through the use of biofuels, and will apply for net-zero emissions target verification by the end of the year.

Solar-powered cement manufacturing and stackable homes: The best green innovations of February 2022

Compass Group bans air-freighted fruit to cut emissions on road to net-zero

UK facing green industry supply chain pressures, urged to boost recycling and productivity

Daimler and BP partner on UK hydrogen refuelling network

Royal Mail to trial innovative tyres that could boost EV range

No air-freighted food on the menu for COP26, in bid to cut emissions

UK Government exploring feasibility of ‘electric highways’ for zero-emission trucks

‘Clarity and confidence for the road ahead’: Green economy reacts to Transport Decarbonisation Plan

Global transport emissions to skyrocket 16% based on current policies

Oatly slashes emissions with all-electric truck fleet

UPS offers month-long carbon offset incentive for deliveries

Can HS2 comply with the UK’s net-zero target?

Qantas to double flight offsets as part of net-zero 2050 commitment

HGVs to be fuelled by ‘carbon-negative’ manure from 2021

From flying taxis to freight drones: Government funnels £300m into future of aviation

London businesses turn to cargo bikes ahead of Ultra Low Emission Zone

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London Mayor unveils van scrappage scheme for small businesses

London Mayor Sadiq Khan has today (18 December) unveiled plans for a new £23m van scrappage scheme, aimed at helping small business owners switch from old diesel vehicles to low-carbon alternatives.

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