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  • Plug-in hybrid cars emit far more carbon dioxide than advertised

    November 23, 2020

    Plug-in hybrid cars emit far more carbon dioxide than advertised, new research published today shows, just days after the government decided to allow sales of such vehicles to continue to 2035. According to a study done by European body Transport & Environment, three of the most popular hybrids all emitted more carbon dioxide than advertised [...]

  • Ineos inks deal with Hyundai for hydrogen-powered Grenadier 4×4

    November 23, 2020

    Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s Ineos will work with South Korean auto giant Hyundai to assess whether its new Grenadier car can be powered by hydrogen fuel cell. The assessment is part of a new deal between the two firms to explore new hydrogen power technologies across a number of sectors. The Grenadier, which is set for [...]

  • Air France will survive pandemic, minister pledges

    November 23, 2020

    France’s finance minister today said that the government would continue to prop up struggling flag carrier Air France through the coronavirus pandemic. Speaking to Bloomberg TV, Bruno Le Maire said: “I can guarantee the survival of Air France, we decided from the very beginning to support Air France and we will continue to do so”. [...]

  • Petropavlovsk appoints KPMG as independent forensic investigator

    November 23, 2020

    Russian gold mining company Petropavlovsk has appointed KPMG to undertake a forensic investigation into certain business deals made in the last three years.  The investigation will examine deals between Petropavlovsk and its subsidiaries, and fellow mining company IRC and its subsidiaries in the three years to August 2020. The investigation was proposed at Petropavlovsk’s general [...]

  • HS2 is a shot in the arm for the post-pandemic economy

    November 23, 2020

    It is no exaggeration to say that 2020 has been one of the most difficult years in modern history for many businesses. But as the year draws to a close, we have great reason for optimism: widespread roll-out of  a vaccine is edging closer, and it looks like we will be able to begin to [...]

  • Crossrail will be ‘mothballed’ without extra funding, TfL chief warns

    November 21, 2020

    The troubled £19bn Crossrail project is at risk of being “mothballed’ unless it receives urgent additional funding, London’s transport chief has warned. Transport for London (TfL) commissioner Andy Byford this week urged the Department for Transport to provide £80m of immediate support to keep the rail link on track, Sky News reported.  In a letter [...]

  • GLIL Infrastructure buys 30 per cent stake in Hitachi rolling stock fleet

    November 20, 2020

    Investment fund GLIL Infrastructure today announced that it will buy a 30 per cent equity stake in rolling stock firm Agility Trains East (ATE) from Hitachi Rail.  It is believed that the fund will pay around £400m for the stake, in line with what fellow investor AIP Management paid for a similar interest in the [...]

  • Global airlines will need $80bn more to stay airborne, IATA warns

    November 20, 2020

    Industry body the International Air Transport Association (IATA) has warned that the world’s airlines will need another $80bn (£60bn) in aid to get through the rest of coronavirus crisis. Governments around the world have already put up $160bn to keep their struggling carriers airborne, but IATA director-general Alexandre de Juniac said more would be needed. [...]

  • Gatwick Airport to open coronavirus testing centre

    November 20, 2020

    Gatwick Airport will open a coronavirus testing centre at the end of the month offering passengers results the next day. From 30 November, passengers both arriving at and departing from the Sussex airport will be able to take a test for £60. The airport said the centre could help to fulfil the requirements of the [...]

  • Santander Cycles to cost commuters just £1 a week

    November 20, 2020

    Londoners will be able to cycle to work for as little as £1 a week under a new scheme being launched by Santander Cycles. Cycling to work provider Cyclescheme has partnered with Transport for London (TfL) on a new programme called City Bike Hire. Under it, those employers who nominate Cyclescheme as their cycle to [...]

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