Wrightbus, a leading zero-emission bus manufacturer, is spearheading the transition to green transport in the UK. The company's NewPower factory in Oxfordshire will create 50 new jobs as part of its initiative to convert diesel buses to electric. This move aligns with the UK government's focus on decarbonisation, as highlighted by Local Transport Minister Simon Lightwood. The Bus Services Bill will phase out new diesel or petrol buses on most English routes by 2030, emphasizing the shift towards sustainable transportation. CEO Jean-Marc Gales emphasized the importance of repurposing mid-life buses to zero-emission vehicles, contributing significantly to improving air quality across the UK. With a strong track record in manufacturing hydrogen and battery-electric buses, Wrightbus is on track to have 2,000 zero-emissions buses on the road in the near future. Gales envisions the company's continued growth and impact, aiming for substantial job creation and economic growth. The call for utilizing UK-made technologies to accelerate decarbonisation efforts underscores the company's commitment to advancing green transport solutions.