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Fuel, electrification and fleet costs.
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Pall-Ex Group's own statement describes a GBP 1.8m fleet investment across its Pall-Ex Logistics sites, including 17 DAF XG tractor units and its first DAF XB electric rigid, supplied through dealer Adams Morey.
Zemo Partnership's own release announces a voluntary scheme providing independent verification of sustainable aviation fuel traceability across the UK supply chain, extending its existing road transport fuel assurance framework.
The Department for Transport says a deal for long-term control and investment at Barking Eurohub is intended to support the return of regular intermodal freight trains through the Channel Tunnel.
Pall-Ex Group's own statement describes NexusCO2, a system tracking vehicle type, mileage and carbon output per consignment, which the company says gives shareholder members and customers automated carbon reporting.
Zemo reviewed electric truck deployments by major UK operators and the latest reported zero-emission HGV registration trend.
Zemo reported Amazon’s deployment plan for 160 electric heavy goods vehicles and associated depot charging; company claims remain attributed.
The UK government extended plug-in van and truck grant support to at least 2027, with future grant levels to be confirmed.
Volvo Trucks UK's own release says DSV has put four electric tractor units into service at its Immingham site as the first step in a stated commitment to acquire more than 300 zero-exhaust-emission trucks.
The government announced a £63 million EV package including funding intended to support chargepoints at business depots.
Wincanton's own press release says it has taken delivery of 24 battery-electric lorries from three manufacturers, which the operator expects to cut carbon emissions by 2,400 tonnes a year alongside depot charging investment.
The government changed planning requirements for public, private and workplace EV chargepoint installation.
Zemo reported locations for 54 planned charging and refuelling hubs under the Zero Emission HGV and Infrastructure Demonstrator programme.
