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The lorry is expected to replace around 30,000 miles per year of diesel with green energy, helping remove around 23 tonnes of carbon emissions per year
The yard trucks are said to help prevent more than 1,700 tons of carbon emissions per truck over a 15-year lifespan
The trucks are powered by compressed natural gas or renewable natural gas, with a carbon footprint that is around 25% lower than diesel trucks they are replacing
It will provide financial capital to back large-scale green hydrogen infrastructure projects globally
The acquisition is expected to enable significant operational improvements and cost reductions in battery pack production
The company also reported a 1.9% drop in carbon intensity in 2021
They would instead by replaced by cleaner alternatives such as heat pumps, solar and electric energy, with a consultation on the proposals launched until 20th October 2022
Zero Emission Vehicles Ireland has launched a number of new initiatives to boost the uptake of EVs across the country
They will work together on bringing all-electric propulsion and hydrogen fuel cell technology to the Advanced Air Mobility market
