A new report suggests a mix of ‘direct’ and ‘indirect’ electrification could see greenhouse-gas emissions reduced by 60% before 2050
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The funds could be used to support the connection infrastructure of wind farms to the grid and boost efficiency to help reduce electricity losses
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That’s according to Schneider Electric, which said as the world becomes increasingly electric, digital technologies must be employed to unlock the potential efficiency gains on offer
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Research will focus on industry-defined goals to improve performance of electric vehicles
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BEIS is seeking bids for around £16.5m of contracts for the management and delivery of the demonstration project
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Projects must be led by a UK business and help deliver significant reductions in carbon emissions
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A new report suggests these methods would prove 36% more affordable than decarbonising through the use of green gas
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It also unveiled the Honda e Prototype for the first time at the Geneva Motor Show today
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WindEurope says industrial processes, buildings and transport should be supplied with clean power
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