Policies to raise revenue and invest in green tech
Autumn Budget opportunities for UK transport
The new government can address transport emissions and encourage growth
E-van market would enable zero-emission zones
Cities could lead the way to carbon neutrality as new analysis shows positive outlook for UK electric van market
New analysis by T&E and Clean Cities reveals there would be more than enough electric vans on the market to enable zero-emission freight zones in UK c...
Driving successful action on transport emissions
A handbook for the decisions needed in this Parliament to tackle emissions and seize the economic benefits of decarbonisation
The white van can decarbonise
The number of vans on our roads has skyrocketed in recent years meaning more carbon emissions and worse air quality
Transport and the UK general election
For the next Government, the need to tackle climate change is more pressing than ever and transport is the highest-emitting sector
“Dither and delay” of UK government on electric vehicles risks investment essential to transport decarbonisation
The “dither and delay” manoeuvres of the UK government concerning the zero emissions car and van mandate could risk billions of pounds worth of privat...
The UK ZEV mandate: Getting electric vans out of the slow lane
T&E's briefing outlines why the UK needs more ambitious ZEV mandate targets to accelerate the supply of electric vans.
Response to consultation on design of UK ZEV Mandate
T&E's response to the Government's consultation says that the UK is on the right track to implementing a strong Zero Emission Vehicle Mandate, but the...
Cheaper for white van man to go green in the UK, study finds
Average e-van is up to one-quarter cheaper to own and run per mile than a diesel in the UK while a new poll shows most van buyers want to go electric.
Fuelling the future: motive power and connectivity
Renewable electricity will do the heavy lifting to decarbonise transport, but we still need the policies to make this happen, T&E says in a submission...
The UK aims for emissions-free roads, in world-first
The UK government’s Decarbonising Transport plan, announced today, is targeting having only zero-emissions vehicles on the UK’s roads - a world first.
How to decarbonise the UK’s freight sector by 2050
To achieve the UK’s net zero target, vehicles, including heavy-duty vehicles (HDVs), will need to be entirely decarbonised. This study analyses polici...