UK announces new green shipping corridors with Europe
The UK is set to establish 'green shipping corridors' to European destinations such as Amsterdam, Oslo, Copenhagen, and Dublin. The…
Transport
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Planes should fly slower to reduce emissions – report
To reduce emissions from flying, planes should slow down and extend flight times, according to new research conducted by the…
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Commercial ports are on the climate crisis front line. How are they adapting?
As extreme weather events spike globally, commercial ports – critical hubs that connect 80% of world trade volume – are…
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All new aircraft should be emission free by 2035 to reach net zero – ICCT
The aviation industry should only be building zero-emission aircraft by 2035 if it wants to achieve net zero by 2050…
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Intelligent technology is the answer to power distribution difficulties
By 2030, almost 40% of global energy demand will be powered by renewables. But integrating renewable energy sources into the…
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For shipyards, going digital now will pay off in a decarbonised future
Fierce competition, shortages of skilled workers, and full orderbooks have created a “perfect storm” for many shipyards and engineering companies.…
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Siemens says UK should abandon diesel power as it pushes battery trains
Siemens Mobility has claimed that battery technology should mean diesel trains are ‘consigned to history’ and encouraged UK rail operators…
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Zenobē secures £410m in funding to accelerate electric bus rollout
Zenobē, a provider of electric vehicle fleet and battery storage services, has secured an additional £410m ($522.7m) in financing to…
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Extreme weather: the impact of climate change on the future of travel
The recent turbulence incident on a Singapore Airlines flight, with its tragic consequences, serves as a stark reminder of the…
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Richest 0.1% produce 12 times more transport emissions than average – IPPR report
The richest 0.1% of people in Britain are responsible for 22 times more greenhouse gas emissions from transport than low…
