Ministers Edwin Poots and Gordon Lyons visited Granville EcoPark Ltd in Dungannon to see the latest advancements with regard to green technology. They were shown an anaerobic digestion (AD) plant and heard about the company’s plans to support the agri-food sector, whilst contributing to the circular economy; as well as their plans to meet Net Zero targets.
AWM has been operating 10 Scania CNG refuse collection vehicles with Allison 3000 Series™ transmissions for several years as part of a sustainable fleet renewal program. An additional 34 vehicles will be added to the fleet by autumn 2022. Half of the 34 new vehicles will be Scania R 280 B 6×2*4 NB//CNG with CR20L long-distance cab and the other half are Scania L 280 B6x2*4 NB// CNG with low-floor cab, CityDoor.
The first nationwide Hydrogen Valley ever is now being developed in close cooperation between three regions, one university and five of the largest companies in energy and industry in Estonia. The hydrogen produced in the country will be used for fueling public transport, heavy duty vehicles, rail, shipping, aviation, and other transport modalities.
