Transport

Fredrika Klarén, head of sustainability at Polestar, takes stock of the luxury Swedish EV-maker’s race against the 'climate clock'

Rule changes mean businesses and individuals can install EV chargers without applying for planning permission, while a one metre distance rule for heat pumps has also been removed

UK climate advisory body views government's recent tweaks to mandated EV targets changes as 'pragmatic' but also warns they risk encouraging more sales of higher-emission hybrid cars

New facility between Edinburgh and Glasgow can refuel 14 trucks with sustainable fuel simultaneously, enabling low-emission transport of goods across Scotland

Andrew Symes from OXCCU explains how the firm has overcome technical and scaling challenges in its efforts to leave SAF's 'prohibitively expensive' reputation in its slipstream

Firm behind data centre power management tech and charge point provider link up to streamline deployment of EV infrastructure in the US, Canada, and Europe

Trial suggests dynamic pricing offers could allow drivers without access to charge points at home to enjoy reduced running costs compared to petrol vehicles

Site near Glasgow Airport selected for zero emission aircraft manufacturing hub and proposed Hydrogen Centre of Excellence

Reforms in the Planning and Infrastructure Bill mean Section 50 licences would no longer be required to installed chargepoint at home - but it is a change the government could and should introduce right away, writes the REA's Matt Adams

Incentive scheme extended through to the end of the year, after more than 150,000 containers registered to take part