Battery-powered tuk-tuks are rapidly replacing petrol and diesel models, cutting transport costs, reducing emissions and improving air quality in India.
In China, officials will now be evaluated and rewarded based on climate performance, as the government links career progression to progress on emissions and clean energy goals.
London, England’s capital, is looking to convert its fleet of around 9,000 buses to zero-emissions models by the end of the decade, as grid investment in the United Kingdom is expected to rise to $13.2 billion by 2026.
The European Union is seeing an increase in zero-emission heavy-duty buses, coaches and trucks.
