Driving Towards Zero: Clean Buses UK Conference Highlights Transition to Zero Emission Fleets
Key Ideas
- The Third Annual Clean Buses UK Conference in London will focus on the UK government's plans and funding for transitioning to zero-emission bus fleets.
- Discussions will include best practices, experiences, and lessons learned in transitioning to zero-emission buses, with a spotlight on electric and hydrogen-fuelled buses.
- ERM, a key player in supporting clients in zero-emission bus transitions, will have representatives at the event, including Michael Dolman and Tim Howgego.
- Tim Howgego will share insights from ERM's analysis on the potential of hydrogen buses in decarbonizing public transport, showcasing alongside battery electric vehicles.
Global Mass Transit's upcoming conference, 'Clean Buses UK', scheduled for October 9 in London, aims to delve into the UK government's strategies for achieving a zero-emission bus fleet. The event will gather key stakeholders such as local authorities, public transport authorities, and operators to exchange knowledge on transitioning to zero-emission buses. Discussions will encompass the deployment of electric and hydrogen-fueled buses, emphasizing infrastructure needs and showcasing innovative technologies. ERM's participation, with representatives Michael Dolman and Tim Howgego, highlights their expertise in facilitating zero-emission bus transitions. Tim Howgego's presentation on hydrogen buses' potential role in decarbonizing public transport signifies a progressive step towards sustainable mobility solutions.
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