IVECO authorities ratified their confidence in the country and announced that they decided to invest in the development and production of CNG trucks and buses in Argentina, promoting sustainability based on the reduction of gas emissions, particulate matter and noise. They also assured that the country has conditions to boost exports of these vehicles.
The three-year framework agreement will boost the creation of efficient hydrogen mobility solutions for the EU market. It represents also a win-win strategy in terms of geographical footprint by allowing the rollout of HRS stations in Italy under decarbonized mobility projects coordinated by Snam4Mobility and supported by its consolidated experience in the sector.
Buses on the new m4 service, between Cribbs Causeway and Bristol, will run on biomethane, using food waste as a sustainable fuel. “We’re proud to be operating the m4 and giving even more people the chance to experience the metrobus and travel sustainably on a modern bus network,” said Doug Claringbold, Managing Director of First West of England.
