Translink, the publicly-owned corporation in Northern Ireland, has begun receiving a new batch of 100 electric buses from local manufacturer Wrightbus. These buses will be used in Belfast, Derry~Londonderry, and other regions as part of Translink's commitment to achieving a net-zero fleet by 2040. The new buses aim to enhance the passenger experience with digital audio-visual announcements and improved accessibility standards. The collaboration between Translink and Wrightbus not only supports environmental sustainability goals but also boosts the local economy by creating and sustaining green jobs. Wrightbus CEO Jean-Marc Gales emphasized the importance of electric buses in reducing carbon emissions, highlighting that one electric bus can save 40,000 liters of diesel per year compared to a diesel bus. The delivery of these electric buses marks a significant milestone in Northern Ireland's journey towards a cleaner, greener, and more sustainable public transportation system.