Two car adverts from BMW and MG Motor UK ASA for making misleading claims about being zero emissions.
Prince Harry’s charity aims to improve travel sustainability certification
Founded by Prince Harry, Travelyst has set its sights on improving the quality of sustainability certification across the travel and tourism industry.
UK government urged tackle misinformation surrounding EVs
The UK government needs to tackle misinformation surrounding EV, the Environment and Climate Change Committee argues.
UK government accelerates rollout of EV charge points at schools
The UK government has unveiled grants to accelerate electric vehicle charge points rollout in schools as part of its Plan for Drivers scheme.
Tootbus plans to electrify bus fleet by 2029
International sightseeing bus operator Tootbus has partnered with e-fleet solutions provider VEV to develop an end-to-end green service across its London bus routes.
Council for Net Zero Transport formed to accelerate decarbonisation of UK road transport
The Zemo Partnership has assembled a new Council for Net Zero Transport in an effort to accelerate the UK transport’s decarbonisation strategy. Former chair of the Climate Change Committee Lord…
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Football clubs under scrutiny for using private jets for domestic travel
Top football clubs in England have been criticised for their lavish travel habits, specifically the use of private jets to get to domestic away matches, as campaigners urge them to…
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Wolves FC sustainability report reveals highest emissions come from fan travel
Wolves FC’s first environmental sustainability report revealed that the club’s highest carbon emissions come from fan travel.
FirstGroup drives towards net zero with 1,000 zero-emission buses
FirstGroup will add 1,000 zero-emission buses to its UK fleet following £150 million green finance investment led by Lloyds Bank,
Octopus Energy brings ‘easy’ electric charging to 4,000 London taxi drivers
Octopus Energy is offering charging discounts, credits, and reduced price home charging equipment to 4,000 Gett black cab drivers
