At a time when sustainability is key, the municipality of Amsterdam is implementing an ambitious plan to make its fleet more sustainable. As part of this initiative, and in collaboration with FIER Automotive, Cenex Netherlands has re-examined and revised the 2019 fleet transition plan to refine and adapt the targets to the latest developments.
Cenex developed an easy and free-to-use tool to assess the business case for public charging infrastructure for heavy duty vehicles.
The AeroSolfd project, co-funded by the European Union, recently convened its General Assembly in Lisbon, bringing together 17 partners from eight European countries. The assembly, hosted by the Metropolitano de Lisboa from the 25th to the 27th of October, addressed the project’s progress, specifically focusing on each work package’s advancements.
The EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is a pivotal instrument for carbon emissions associated with the production of carbon-intensive goods entering the EU. It serves a dual purpose, promoting cleaner industrial practices outside the EU and safeguarding businesses from carbon leakage. CBAM plays a critical role in realizing the EU’s Green Deal and meeting its climate targets.
On September 27th and 28th, 2023, the Greenvehicles LEVIS M30 General Assembly took place in Bursa, Türkiye, hosted by project partners Yeşilova and TOFAŞ.
The GEMINI Project has had its official kick-off meeting on 28th – 29th June in Potsdam (D).
Nottingham City Council will install repurposed EV batteries alongside other innovative energy technologies to lower emissions through the CleanMobilEnergy pilot project.
We are looking to fill two new positions for an LCA specialist and a Zero Emission Mobility Consultant at Cenex Nederland.
Cenex NL has collaborated on a new report that explores the barriers for an equitable transition to zero emission vehicles and provides recommendations for government agencies.
We are very glad to have started November by welcoming Sanne van Breukelen as the newest member of our team! Sanne will be working on the EU H2020 funded eBRT 2030 and the AeroSolfd R&D projects. She will bring her knowledge of and experience on implementing Zero Emission Buses and her network of energy transition front runners to these projects.
Example of a BESS. Photo courtesy of Connected Energy
