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Martin Guttridge Hewitt

Martin Guttridge Hewitt

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Journalist, Environment Journal

Manchester

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  • Next generation electric buses could hit 97% charging efficiency

    By Martin Guttridge Hewitt| Environment Journal Verified One of the world’s leading independent bus manufacturers has confirmed a major leap forward in effectiveness for its forthcoming models. Alexander Dennis, a subsidiary of NFI Group Inc., has shared data from recent Zemo Partnership testing of its electric vehicle charging systems. According to the report, the company’s next generation of public transport vehicles has hit 97% charge efficiency, which translates to a reduction in the cost of total lifetime ownership.

    By Martin Guttridge Hewitt · Environment Journal

    Oct. 21, 2024

  • Green Marine Europe membership more than doubles in 12 months

    By Martin Guttridge Hewitt| Environment Journal Verified The decarbonisation and impact reduction programme now has 66 members and 31 participants in 10 European countries, including Belgium, France, Germany, and the UK. Names signed up to the environmental measurement programme include Brittany Ferries, Compagnie Maritime Penn Ar Bed, CORSICA Linea, Hovertravel, Ifremer/Genavir, La Méridionale, L’Express des Îles, MSC Cruises Management, Navantia S.A., S.M.E, Orange Marine, Ponant, Socatra, Sogestran Shipping, Somara, SPM Ferries, and Stena Line.

    By Martin Guttridge Hewitt · Environment Journal

    Oct. 18, 2024

  • 74% want u-turn on UK’s limited deposit return scheme

    By Martin Guttridge Hewitt| Environment Journal Verified The initiative, which has taken years to come to fruition, is now likely to exclude glass bottles, raising widespread concerns about effectiveness. Defra Minister Mary Creagh revealed new details of the long-delayed Deposit Return Scheme last week, suggesting the model could return to the original blueprint proposed under the Conservatives. However, public demand for a more comprehensive programme, which includes glass bottles, is high.

    By Martin Guttridge Hewitt · Environment Journal

    Oct. 18, 2024

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Environment Journal

Macclesfield, England, United Kingdom

+44 166 373 4444