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A UK-based hydrogen bus company will make their way to Europe, Asia and North America thanks to the funding
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The decision has faced backlash for its damage to biodiversity
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This will double the fleet from April 2024 – to 100 buses
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Wrightbus has secured the funding, as it looks to build 3,000 zero-emission buses
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A new study forecasts the number of buses on the country’s roads will grow by close to 180%, rising to a total of 2,800 vehicles
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The initiative is forecast to fund up to 500 zero-emission buses
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Since 2017, TfL has worked to phase out polluting diesel buses and spent around £85m on retrofitting older buses to Euro VI or cleaner standards
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The bus, which used a 40kW fuel cell system, run in daily traffic on two bus lines in Wuhan, one of them covering 12km with 16 stops
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The facility in Borås, Sweden, sources the bulk of its clean energy requirements from hydropower and biofuels
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The firm will also launch the first electric coach service between London and Stansted Airport in a new trial
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The company’s Electric Citeas currently cover more than 130,000 kilometres every day across Europe and have driven a total of 50 million kilometres
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The zero-emission public transport is expected to help significantly cut costs and slash carbon emissions
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