Stellantis Targets Affordable Electric Mobility with New “E-Car” European Small EV programme
Stellantis has announced plans to launch a new small and affordable electric vehicle programme in Europe, aiming to expand access to low-emission urban mobility while supporting regional manufacturing and automotive employment.
Energy Transitions Commission : Hormuz Crisis Highlights Clean Energy as Effective Hedge Against Fossil Fuels
The Energy Transitions Commission says the Hormuz disruption underscores how fossil fuel dependence amplifies economic shocks, arguing that rapid deployment of clean energy could displace oil and gas exposure and strengthen long-term energy security and affordability.
Not Just a Low-Emission Fleet, an M&S Low-Emission Fleet
Marks & Spencer is scaling up its low-emission logistics fleet by adding biomethane-powered trucks with 85 percent lower carbon dioxide emissions, contributing to its long-term net zero ambitions.
Envirovue : Turning Manufacturing Waste into Worth
We speak with Pete Gardner, Commercial Sales Manager at Envirovue, about reducing manufacturing waste through real-time visibility, smarter processes, and data-driven strategies that balance sustainability with operational performance.
Vestas Plans €250m Nacelle and Hub Offshore Wind Factory in Scotland
Vestas Wind Systems A/S has announced plans to establish a nacelle and hub factory in Scotland to meet growing demand for offshore wind in the UK and Europe.
Rethinking Laundry: How Electrolux Group is Cutting Water Use and Energy Consumption
Electrolux Group is developing new laundry technologies designed to reduce water use, lower energy consumption and improve fabric care.
