UK Power Networks partners with UPS to drive electric freight into fast lane
UPS' central London depot will become an electric freight "hub" in the hopes of spurring the use of greener delivery vehicles
Logistics giant UPS is partnering with UK Power Networks to boost the number of electric freight vehicles around London and beyond. The new alliance, announced late last week, will see UPS' Camden depot...
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