The Business Secretary, Dr Vince Cable has today officially launched the ETI's new £40 million heavy duty vehicle efficiency programme at Caterpillar in Peterlee.
The Energy Technologies Institute (ETI) welcomes the Office for Low Emission Vehicles (OLEV) publication of their Plug-in Vehicle Infrastructure Strategy ('Making the Connection') today, which the ETI's substantial investments have helped to inform.
The Energy Technologies Institute (ETI) is calling on Heavy Duty Vehicle (HDV) manufacturers, SMEs and academics to take part in what is to be one of Europe’s largest HDV efficiency programmes.
Diesel Biofuels & Heavy Duty Vehicle Internal Combustion Engine - this RP has now closed
Energy Technologies Institute achieves further milestones in £11 million low carbon vehicle plan
Response to OLEV's Plugged-in Places announcement by Dr David Clarke, CEO of the Energy Technologies
ETI explores ways of lightening the load for heavy duty vehicles and off-road machines
The ETI announced an ambitious £11M project in July 2009 and launched the project at the Low Carbon Vehicle Event 2009 (LCV2009) .
Motorists could soon find electric and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles more accessible after the launch of a new plan designed to make it easier for drivers to charge plug-in vehicles in a number of major UK cities.
ETI to lead world's most extensive evaluation of consumer's attitudes to plug-in vehicles enabling effective investment
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