In brief: Issue 594 13 Apr 2012
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Carbon emissions / Carbon trading, Energy / Fuel, General transport / Mode, Scotland
Wildlife group leads green car drive
The World Wildlife Fund is to lead Scotland’s ambitious plan to decarbonise the entire road transport sector by 2050. WWF Scotland will act as host organisation for ‘Project E-Cosse’, a partnership that also currently includes Transport Scotland, Axeon, Allied Vehicles, Nissan, Dundee City Council, IBI Group, Scottish Power, Serco, Siemens, SSE and the University of Strathclyde. Scotland’s Plugged-in Places project has so far funded the installation of 314 electric...
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