Zero Carbon

Healthy streets 15 Sep 2022

UK workforce needs to embrace concept of zero carbon commuting

Why tackling Scope 3 greenhouse gas emissions from the journey to work is vital for net zero ambitions

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Opinion 7 Sep 2021

Delivering a zero-emission transport sector

Government’s transport decarbonisation plan is welcome in general, but the devil is in the lack of detail, says Paul Tuohy

Latest case studies 16 Sep 2020

Oxford creates blueprint for the zero-emission city

A date for ZEZ to be introduced in two phases has been delayed by Covid-19, but it will still go ahead in 2021

How e-bikes could get rural commuters back to work

Researchers at Leeds University believe e-bikes could offer a safe a sustainable route back into work for the millions of workers currently working from home.

MPs and experts challenge anti-hydrogen “bias”

A group of industry leaders and academics has challenged the Government’s alleged bias against hydrogen buses in its pursuit of decarbonising public transport.

MPs call for evidence on clean hydrogen tech

The Parliamentary Environmental Audit Committee is looking for expert input on how hydrogen technology could help power the green transport revolution.

Climate Bonds consults on eco-shipping standard

The Climate Bonds Initiative has published draft shipping criteria providing a science-based assessment process on low carbon credentials of ships.

HS2 station’s ‘outstanding’ sustainability

A new HS2 station serving Birmingham Airport and the NEC is the first world's first railway station to achieve an ‘Outstanding’ award for sustainable design.