05 March 2021
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3 min read
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A biofuel powered truck owned by haulage company Hymas | Credit: Zemo Partnership
Fresh analysis argues greener fuels are critical to decarbonising a heavy-duty road transport sector that is lagging on electrification
Tens of millions of tons of greenhouse gas emissions could be stopped from entering the atmosphere if lorries, coaches, and other heavy-duty vehicles had easy access to high-blend renewable fuels (HBRF),...
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