Report: Zero emission trucks and buses present £2.4bn UK opportunity

Stuart Stone
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UK production of battery packs, electric drive units, fuel cell systems, hydrogen tanks, and high-power converters for low-carbon HDVs could deliver multi-billion-pound windfall, APC finds

The drive towards zero emission heavy duty vehicles (HDV) could present an estimated £2.4bn growth opportunity for the UK, according to the Advanced Propulsion Centre UK (APC). HDVs – a broad category...

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