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  • Pantheon Infrastructure raises £400m in over-subscribed IPO

    November 11, 2021

    Pantheon Infrastructure said this morning it has raised £400m of fresh capital at its IPO, with a share price of £1 per share. The company had initially set a target of around £300m, so the firm said it is “very pleased” with the result. During the raise, Investec Bank had come on board to arrange [...]

  • Green aviation is a “fairytale”, say environmental stakeholders

    November 10, 2021

    Without policy and behavioural change, efforts to develop green aviation and zero-carbon flying will not get the sector to reach its targets fast enough, the UK’s Aviation Environment Federation (AEF) argued. “Our politicians seem to be living in a fairytale world where the aviation sector quits its dependence on fossil fuels – and overcomes all [...]

  • Keep off the grass: UK wildflowers at risk of extinction

    November 10, 2021

    Research from British conservation charity Plantlife and Renault has revealed that in the UK one in five wildflowers is at a risk of extinction due to pollution. According to the data, since the 1930s 97 per cent of the country’s grasslands and meadows have disappeared, while floral diversity plummeted on road verges, usually home to [...]

  • Heathrow’s e-gates fail again leaving passengers stuck

    November 10, 2021

    E-gates at Heathrow airport have failed for the third time in three months, leaving hundreds of passengers stuck in hour-long queues. The hub said it was working with Border Force to find a solution as quickly as possible. “This issue is impacting a number of ports of entry and is not an isolated issue at [...]

  • UK and 18 others commit to green shipping corridors by end of decade

    November 10, 2021

    The UK, US and 17 other countries have committed to the establishment of green maritime routes between two or more ports by the end of the decade. By agreeing to the Clydebank Declaration, signatories will work towards setting up at least six green shipping corridors, investing in clean energy infrastructure at ports on major maritime [...]

  • All new cars will be net zero by 2040, says COP26 declaration

    November 10, 2021

    Representatives from several governments, businesses and other automotive stakeholders have committed for all new car sales to globally be net zero by 2040. By signing the COP26 “declaration on zero emission cars and vans”, stakeholders have agreed that in leading markets the transition to environmentally conscious vehicles will need to happen no later than 2035, [...]

  • Easyjet joins Race to Zero on COP26 Transport Day

    November 10, 2021

    Easyjet joined the UN-backed Race to Zero campaign – which aims to achieve net zero emissions by 2050 – on the same day as COP26’s transportation day. Presenting its roadmap in the next few months, the carrier has committed to set an interim target for 2035, while working towards the 2050 objective. “Joining Race to [...]

  • EV set to remain a luxury for the rich without incentives, warns Auto Trader

    November 10, 2021

    British automotive marketplace Auto Trader has argued that without targeted incentives for the mass adoption of electric vehicles (EV), net-zero cars will remain an exclusive prerogative of the rich.  Data from Auto Trader has revealed that interest in EV is coming mainly from wealthier postcodes, as six of the top 10 EV hotspots are in [...]

  • Majority of public charging points take eight hours to charge, say Lib Dems

    November 10, 2021

    Data from an analysis by the Liberal Democrats have revealed that 80 per cent of public charging points for electric vehicles would take up to eight hours to charge a small car.  According to the party despite the UK Government’s promises to increase the numbers, in the last three months out of 1,553 chargers installed [...]

  • No more dependency on Alstom and Siemens, urges rail regulator

    November 9, 2021

    The Office of Rail and Road (ORR) has urged Network Rail to put an end to its dependency on French and German signalling system providers Alstom and Siemens.  In a report published on 8 November, the regulator has urged the railway body to transform its approach to procuring and delivering signalling processes, widening its pool [...]

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