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Oilinvest and Quantron join forces to develop European network for hydrogen refuelling
Oilinvest and Quantron AG have united forces to establish HEMTRON, a joint venture aimed at accelerating the adoption of hydrogen-based infrastructure.
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Kemppower secures certification for US production
Kemppower’s attainment of certification for its US production site marks a significant stride for the Finnish company, setting the stage for the mass production of charging stations while at the same time it has instigated a new research centre in Finland.
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Denmark sets out ambitious plan for electric truck charging
Denmark is set to establish 25 new charging parks dedicated to electric trucks, strategically located to promote efficient charging access and support the electrification of heavy-duty transport. The first stations are expected to be operational by 2025, with a total charging capacity of 133MW distributed across 175 points.
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Thermo King introduces AxlePower to deliver sustainable trailer refrigeration
Thermo King’s innovative AxlePower system has completed extensive trials, showcasing significant developments in electric, low-emission, and autonomous refrigeration for trailers.
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DAF XB makes show debut at Solutrans
DAF Trucks is set to introduce its latest range of zero-emission electric vehicles at the Solutrans exhibition, showcasing the New Generation DAF XB series alongside the rest of the battery electric line-up.
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DPD launches green depot in London Docklands
The new facility, equipped with electric and HVO-fueled vehicles, marks a significant leap in DPD’s commitment to greener, more efficient parcel delivery services in the heart of London.
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Volvo Group swoops for Proterra’s battery business
Volvo Group has announced it has been selected as the winning bidder in an auction for the business and assets of the Proterra Powered business unit at a purchase price of $210 million
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EU leaders agree to significant emission reductions in heavy-duty transport
European Council endorses ambitious targets to significantly reduce emissions in the heavy-duty transport sector, promoting the adoption of zero-emission vehicles such as hydrogen and electric buses, while raising questions about the use of polluting grey hydrogen.
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Voltloader orders Volvo FM electric tractors for sustainable bulk tipping service
Voltloader’s recent order of Volvo FM Electric tractors marks a significant step toward sustainable bulk tipping services in the transportation industry.
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France increases budget for charging stations
France increases its investment in electric vehicle charging infrastructure, allocating an additional €200 million to support the expansion of public and commercial charging stations. This move is in line with the country’s goal of achieving 400,000 public charging points by 2030, promoting electric mobility and reducing emissions.
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Tata Motors expands R&D facilities for hydrogen combustion engine testing
Tata Motors has extended its research and development (R&D) capabilities by introducing testing facilities for next-generation hydrogen-powered powertrains. This expansion aligns with the company’s aim to “indigenise” hydrogen propulsion technology and underscores its commitment to advancing green mobility solutions, particularly in the commercial vehicle sector.
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Portland Pricing Partners with FORS to enhance fuel price management for UK operators
Fuel pricing specialist, Portland Pricing, has joined forces with the Fleet Operator Recognition Scheme (FORS) in the UK to provide accurate and actionable fuel price information to fleet operators. The partnership aims to assist FORS operators in managing their fuel costs effectively and accessing discounted rates, addressing the impact of ...
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Toyota shifts focus to hydrogen trucks
In a presentation at the Japan Mobility Show in Tokyo, Toytota’s Chief Technology Officer has confirmed the company’s commitment to commercial vehicle development, believing the lack of refuelling infrastructure presents less of an issue for trucks, compared to cars.
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Japanese consortium, Including Toyota and SMFG, to establish hydrogen investment fund
Japan’s hydrogen industry takes a leap forward as Toyota, Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group, and a consortium of companies collaborate to establish a dedicated fund aimed at boosting the nation’s hydrogen infrastructure. The Japan Hydrogen Association, consisting of around 280 private sector companies, is behind this effort, aiming to have the ...
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Quantron AG and Ford Trucks announce collaboration to develop hydrogen vehicles
Quantron and Ford Trucks have announced a letter of intent to explore the joint development of a hydrogen fuel cell version of the Ford F-Max heavy truck range,
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Nikola Corporation reports Q3 2023 results and business updates
Nikola Corporation’s Q3 2023 results reveal a positive outlook as the company capitalises on strong demand for its zero-emission trucks, despite facing recall challenges. The focus on hydrogen fuel cell electric and battery-electric trucks aligns with evolving regulations and incentives, particularly in California, where significant opportunities for market share are ...
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Tevva filing $75 million lawsuit against ElectraMeccanica
Tevva Motors, has announced it is filing a lawsuit in the United States District Court in Arizona against ElectraMeccanica Vehicles (EMV) as well as the company’s CEO Susan Docherty seeking ”redress for the improper and unmerited purported termination of the binding merger arrangement agreement with Tevva”. Tevva re-engaging ...
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Scania partners with ABB to expand electric truck charging infrastructure
Scania has joined forces with Swiss technology company ABB to enhance its electric vehicle charging infrastructure, offering customers a complete EV solution for regional and urban transport. This partnership extends beyond 600kW charging, with plans for the introduction of advanced megawatt charging technology.
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European commission approves €659 million French funding for lithium-ion battery research
The European Commission greenlights France’s financial support to battery manufacturer Verkor for research on lithium-ion battery production processes, citing economic development and Verkor’s commitment to knowledge-sharing as key factors in the approval.
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B-ON introduces electric transporter ’Pelkan’
B-ON, the company founded by the acquisition of StreetScooter from DeutschePost DHL back in 2022, has signalled a dramatic shift in styling and capability with the unveiling of Pelkan, an electric delivery vehicle designed for urban logistics.