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In a pan-Defence collaboration, trials of hydrogen fuelled charging facilities to power the electric vehicle fleet have concluded. This marks a significant step forward in the use of sustainable energy sources in Defence. Generating enough electricity to power roughly 120,000 miles of travel, the trial provided learning on the use of hydrogen ...


British Forces Cyprus (BFC) has awarded an £820,000 contract to Beam Global to provide electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions with delivery expected by summer 2024. Strategic Command’s innovation team, jHub, has been working with climate change and sustainability teams across Defence to deliver innovative solutions that help Defence become more resilient ...


Portsmouth Naval Base is set to turn from Navy Blue to Green in its latest environmental drive, welcoming a new fleet of electric vans and Loan Bike Scheme.

Navy Greens!

Maritime March 15, 2017

Portsmouth Naval Base is set to turn from Navy Blue to Green in its latest environmental drive. The base has welcomed a new fleet of electric vans alongside the introduction of a Loan Bike Scheme, as part of transport and health initiatives being implemented at the base. The drive will help ...


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