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2010: Impact of recession on Fleet Management Industry
The recession has had an enormous impact on the transport sector, and therefore also on the Fleet Management Industry. Research and Markets have explored the extent of the impact, and also the recovery of the market.
Electric cars central in new transport policy
The committee that was assigned with the task to generate a new transport policy with a positive influence on climate change has focused much of their attention to the introduction of electric cars.
Rich countries should invest in reducing CO2 emission
As far as Britain is concerned, rich countries should be the ones paying the highest price for the reduction of CO2 emission.
British Ministers exaggerate emissions reduction success
British ministers have exaggerated the success Britain has had in fighting climate change, says Sir Michael Scholar, chairman of the UK Statistics Authority.
Back on track: Fleet Management Conference
Even though economists like to think that the recession in Britain has come to an end, the transport industry begs to differ.
Breaking News:
31 December 2009 | Reduce your company’s carbon footprint: track and trace
Even though the summit in Copenhagen has been somewhat of a failure, on a national level countries are still doing their best to reduce their carbon footprint. In many cases, they focus on the individuals, and promise them small savings in return for investing in green technology.
23 December 2009 | Reduce CO2 emissions, reduce spending and risks
Even though the environment seems to be the most important reason to cut back on CO2 emissions, for companies this reason might not be convincing. Of course, many companies are concerned with the environment, but as soon as taking measures requires spending money, they will have to reconsider.
21 December 2009 | China promotes green vehicles with subsidies
The Chinese government in its bid to promote environmental friendly vehicles will go for subsidisation in the sales of green vehicles, states Reuters UK. This comes as no surprise since China has been trying to do its bit for cut in fuel emissions.
