'UK first': DP World launches low carbon fuel programme for trucks

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Trial aims to support truck operators transition to low carbon fuels ahead of switching to electric at its London and Southampton ports

Logistics giant DP World has announced the launch of a "UK industry first" low carbon truck programme (LCTP) to help haulage operators transition to low carbon fuels, paving the way for emissions savings...

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