Recently, Beijing Municipal Ecology and Environment Bureau, along with six other departments, issued the 'Implementation Rules for Promoting the Scrappage and Renewal of Old Trucks and Medium and Large Buses with China IV and Below Emission Standards.' The initiative aims to encourage the transition from old vehicles to new energy options in Beijing. Subsidies ranging from 6,000 yuan to 170,000 yuan are available for owners who scrap and renew their old trucks or medium to large buses with China IV and below emission standards. The subsidies target owners who switch to new energy vehicles like pure electric and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, as well as businesses investing in new energy cold chain trucks. The eligibility criteria specify the types of vehicles covered under the rules, including diesel trucks and medium to large diesel passenger vehicles registered in Beijing within specific date ranges. This move aligns with the city's focus on sustainable development and reducing emissions, promoting a cleaner and more environmentally friendly transport sector. The 'Implementation Rules' provide a clear roadmap for stakeholders looking to contribute to Beijing's environmental goals through the adoption of new energy technologies.