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According to Logistics UK.
Future of Roads Minister Lilian Greenwood has announced plans this week for 54 new charging and hydrogen refuelling hubs for zero emission HGVs. But while this is a significant investment in infrastructure, business group Logistics UK is challenging why the government continues to overlook the role of low carbon fuels in helping the UK achieve its decarbonisation goals. Logistics UK Deputy Director - Policy Michelle Gardner explains more:
“Logistics UK members are fully committed to decarbonising, and many are already trialling or have adopted alternative fuels and technologies to help achieve net zero. The industry is technology neutral in its approach and will adopt any solution that is operationally and commercially viable. However, significant barriers remain on the journey to net zero for all transport modes, and it must be recognised that it will take considerable time for zero emission technologies to be fully adopted and integrated into the logistics system. While the new charging and refuelling hubs for HGVs are welcome, infrastructure will be needed at scale to keep our industry and the goods we deliver moving across the country and around the world. Read more
Source: LOGISTICS UK
