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Awarded £1.7 million in funding to support Surrey County Council's acquisition of additional zero-emission buses in 2025.[1]
Co-funder of the ZEHID programme; responsible for policies to reduce transport emissions and phase out new fossil-fuel HGVs by 2040.[4]
UK government department that established UK SHORE and allocated £206 million to maritime decarbonization efforts.
The Department for Transport is providing funding for the project through its Clean Maritime Demonstration Competition.
The Department for Transport's Air Accident Investigation Branch released the analysis results of the hydrogen plane crash.
Provided £30 million grant to Transport for West Midlands via the Zero Emission Buses Regional Area scheme.
Provides funding for the Clean Maritime Demonstration Competition (CMDC), which awarded a project for a green hydrogen production barge concept.
The DfT provided funding for the Clean Maritime Demonstration Competition (DMDC) – Strand 2, which awarded a grant to SEA-KIT for this project.
The Department of Transport is working with the Hydrogen Mobility Ireland Group to bring the Toyota hydrogen bus trial to Ireland.
Provided a grant of £750,000 to support the hydrogen-powered train trials.
The Department for Transport has announced funding for the development of new hydrogen fuel stations across the UK.
Is the source of most of the $600,000+ funding committed by the UK government to the fuel cell vehicle development project.
The Department for Transport announced funding for local authorities to upgrade buses with green technology to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
The UK's Department for Transport is increasing funding for its clean transportation grant program to encourage the adoption of electric and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles.
The Department of Transport has committed over $500 million for clean transportation growth over the next five years and is involved in reviewing the financial aid program for electric vehicles.
This UK government department has issued funding to Fuel Cell Systems Limited to support hydrogen fuel infrastructure development.
The Department for Transport is outlining the UK's long-term goals for clean transportation, specifically promoting hydrogen fuel and supporting hydrogen-powered vehicles.

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