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An early adopter of sustainable practices, ANC has committed to growing its BEV fleet both in size and type. The company will pioneer an additional two new electrified vehicles in Australia by year’s end.
The three-year, U.S. $400 million funding will support Geely Auto vehicles research and development in the new energy segment, enabling the company to achieve its carbon neutrality goal by 2045.
Safe driving, emission reductions, and cost containment can all be achieved at the same time.
Royal Mail reports that 70 of its delivery depots in the UK have made the transition to move to either full or part electric deliveries and collections. The first site that went live with an all-electric fleet was Bristol, West of England, in June 2021.
Launched in 2000 by former UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan, the Compact brings business and the U.N. together to give a human face to the global market. Today, the compact is the world’s largest corporate sustainability initiative, with more than 15,000 companies and 3,000 non-business signatories based in more than 160 countries and 69 local networks.
The Australian federal government is facing pressure to increase the uptake of electric vehicles while others are debating the realistic success of implementing similar strategies across the rest of the country.
Now in its fifth edition, the research tracks progress on the key “enabling factors” for zero-emission cars and vans over time, according to the ACEA. The report indicates the auto industry’s investments in alternatively-powered vehicles are “paying off.”
The UK program is part of Global Fleet Champions, a nonprofit worldwide campaign to prevent crashes and reduce pollution caused by work vehicles. UK-based road safety charity Brake administers the awards program.
In episode 4 of this Global Fleet video series, AF Editor Mike Antich and Hans Damen of Fleet360 talk about Sustainable Development Goals (SDG), including supply chain, supplier, and budgetary considerations for fleet implementation.
Founded in 2008, Go-Solar is a Belgian family business providing installation of photovoltaic panels and batteries. The company, currently experiencing double-digit growth, is mainly active in Flanders and aims to expand its activities throughout Belgium, through its merger with EDI.
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