The Growing Urgency for Fleet Electrification in Logistics 

The logistics industry is at a critical juncture as the need for fleet electrification becomes increasingly urgent. Recent findings from McKinsey & Company reveal that light commercial vehicles (LCVs) contribute a staggering 40% of logistics-related emissions, positioning them as the largest polluters within the sector. BEDEO, a leader in fleet electrification, is sounding the alarm […]

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Hitachi Secures Contract to Revamp London’s Metro Carriages with Cutting-Edge Technology

Alstom has been awarded a £60 million (€70 million) contract to refurbish the Voyager train fleet operated by CrossCountry. The project aims to improve passenger comfort and operational efficiency on these long-distance routes, marking a significant upgrade to one of the UK’s key rail networks.  The refurbishment will involve 312 train cars, including 136 Voyager

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Drone Technology Soars to New Heights in the Northern Territory: Pioneering Hydrogen-Powered UAVs 

The Northern Territory (NT) is positioning itself as a global leader in sustainable aviation with a new project focused on hydrogen-powered unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). Driven by the growing demand for reliable hydrogen storage in UAVs, this initiative marks a significant step towards greener technology in long-range drone operations.  In collaboration with the NT Government,

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Singapore Airlines Takes a Big Step Towards Net-Zero with Sustainable Aviation Fuel

The Singapore Airlines Group (SIA) has taken another significant step towards its sustainability goals by signing an agreement with Neste to purchase 1,000 tonnes of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). This landmark deal will make SIA and Scoot the first airlines to receive SAF produced at Neste’s Tuas refinery, marking a significant milestone for both the

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ISO Launches New Net Zero Standard: Setting the Path for Global Climate Action

The race toward net zero is gaining momentum as the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) embarks on the development of its first-ever international standard dedicated to net zero. With the expected launch at COP30 in November 2025, this much-anticipated standard aims to provide clear and robust guidelines for organizations worldwide, offering independently verified and comprehensive

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Harnessing Wind Power: How bound4blue is Pioneering Wind-Assisted Propulsion for Maritime Sustainability

The maritime industry is increasingly turning to innovative technologies to reduce emissions and enhance sustainability. Among these advancements, wind-assisted propulsion is gaining momentum as a practical solution. Leading the charge is bound4blue, a company pioneering cutting-edge sail technology to harness wind power and lower fuel consumption in shipping. This approach represents a critical step forward

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Navigating Tough Choices: The Shipping Industry’s Response to New FuelEU Maritime Regulations

The shipping industry is facing one of its most significant regulatory shifts with the introduction of the FuelEU Maritime regulations. As the EU seeks to decarbonize shipping in line with its broader climate goals, these regulations present shipowners with a challenging balancing act: comply with stricter sustainability requirements while managing operational costs and maintaining competitiveness.

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Can a GHG Levy Drive the Shipping Industry to Achieve IMO 2050 Targets?

The International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) has put forward a proposal that could significantly reshape the maritime industry’s approach to decarbonization. The ICS suggests implementing a global greenhouse gas (GHG) levy aimed at accelerating the industry’s efforts to meet the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) 2050 emission targets. While this proposed fee is designed to drive

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FAAM Airborne Laboratory Embraces SAF for Greener Research Flights

In a groundbreaking move for both aviation and environmental research, the FAAM Airborne Laboratory has announced that all its flights from Cranfield Airport will now be powered by sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). As the world’s leading research aircraft, the FAAM’s shift to SAF sets a strong precedent for integrating sustainability into aviation, even in specialized

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Fueling the Future: European Airlines Surge Ahead with Sustainable Aviation

The aviation industry being under increasing pressure to reduce its carbon emissions, and one of the most critical steps toward achieving this goal is the transition to cleaner jet fuels. Recent reports reveal that European airlines are significantly outpacing their U.S. counterparts in this transition, highlighting a growing transatlantic gap in sustainability efforts. As the

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