Energy storage breakthrough promises to slash trucking emissions by a quarter

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Skeleton Technologies and Adgero SARL unveil ‘world's first' Kinetic Energy Recovery System for road freight vehicles

An innovative new hybrid engine system featuring cutting-edge ultracapacitor technology is promising to cut emissions from road haulage by up to a quarter, after it was unveiled yesterday by Skeleton Technologies...

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