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Leading organisations call on California legislators to support SB 500 requiring AVs to be zero emission

Ahead of the California Assembly Transportation Committee hearing today (21st June), leading environmental, science, and labour groups and autonomous vehicle (AV) companies have called on California legislators to support SB 500, a bill that would require autonomous vehicles to be zero emission by 2030.

Electrogenic electrifies the classic Jaguar E-type

Classic car electrification company Electrogenic has announced that it is electrifying the iconic Jaguar E-type, ahead of the London Classic Car Show where the car will be on display for the first time.

Audi to release only electric vehicles onto the market from 2026

Audi will produce its final newly-developed combustion engine model in 2025, releasing only EVs onto the global market from 2026.

Mayor of London launches England’s first hydrogen double deckers

The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has launched England’s first ever hydrogen double decker buses, marking another major step towards making the bus fleet zero-emission and cleaning up London’s toxic air. 

Infinite launches Wales’ first multi-technology energy centre

Renewable energy company Infinite is launching its first energy centre at the industrial estate in south Wales, consisting of wind turbines, solar PV and battery storage.

Sunstone Systems selected by Chevron Technology Ventures for Catalyst Program

British technology company Sunstone Systems announced its participation in the Chevron Technology Ventures (CTV) Catalyst Program to further develop its suite of patented surveillance and communications solutions powered by renewable energy.

EASE expresses concern about lack of funding for energy storage in EU RRPs

EASE - the European Association for Storage of Energy – in association with twelve national energy storage associations, has written to the European Commission to express concern about the lack of attention and funding for energy storage technologies in the Recovery and Resilience Plans (RRPs) submitted by EU Member States.

GE Renewable Energy’s Bergama wind turbine blade manufacturing site produces 1111th blade

GE Renewable Energy has announced the production of the 1111th wind turbine blade at its LM Wind Power’s wind turbine blade manufacturing site in Turkey, four years after the start of the production at the new plant in Bergama, İzmir.

Biomethane the key option to decarbonise heavy vehicles immediately says trade body in new publication

Earlier this month, the Anaerobic Digestion and Bioresources Association (ADBA) launched a Policy Briefing report demonstrating the crucial role biomethane could play in decarbonising transport in the UK in the short-term.

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