Cecil the campervan nearing 900,000 miles and helping clean up UK coast
Steve Green says vehicle bought in Australia in 1998 and now part of a plastic waste collection team has many more miles in it
Australians choose hybrids over EVs as sales of conventional cars decline
Hybrids outsold pure electrics in the past three quarters, according to new figures, while petrol and diesel sales fell 8%
Tory candidate for London mayor has Trumpian attitude to climate, says Khan
London mayor expected to criticise Susan Hall in speech launching solar panels on school roofs
UK startup lifts lid on plan to turn human waste into jet fuel
Low-cost airline Wizz Air puts in 525,000-tonne order for product of Firefly’s proposed refinery in Essex
EVs are booming but electric bikes are really cutting emissions
Ebikes and mopeds, known as electric micromobility, were responsible for two-thirds of the 1.5m barrels of oil displaced a day by EVs in 2022
Boom in mining for renewable energy minerals threatens Africa’s great apes
Researchers applaud move away from fossil fuels but say more must be done to mitigate effects on endangered species
Lease electric cars to rural care workers, UK climate charity says
Possible charity highlights financial savings and environmental benefits for low-paid staff
Labor unveils watered-down fuel efficiency standard that eases emission rules for large SUVs
Compromise bill to be introduced to parliament this week will incentivise carmakers to import cleaner vehicles
Why is the right at war with cyclists? We’re not ‘wokerati’ – we’re just trying to get around
Riding a bike is not a political act, yet cyclists have become the bete noire for the anti-woke, anti-green, anti-liberal crowd, writes Zoe Williams
Nissan to cut cost of making electric cars by nearly a third by 2030
Japanese carmaker aims to take on Chinese rivals, launching 16 EVs in the next three years
Are electric cars too heavy for roads, bridges and car parks?
In part eight of our series exploring myths surrounding EVs, we examine whether they will break our infrastructure
Campaigners warn over failure to curb Europe’s ‘runaway’ transport emissions
Greenhouse gases from sector could make up 44% of continent’s total output by 2030, says transport group
UK government seeks to limit low-traffic schemes as part of its ‘plan for drivers’
Exclusive: The Department for Transport has already cut funding but now seeks to block councils’ ability to fine drivers
How did Norway become the electric car superpower? Oil money, civil disobedience – and Morten from a-ha
More than 90% of new cars sold in Norway are electric. And it all started with some pop stars driving around in a jerry-built Fiat Panda
Oil industry has sought to block state backing for green tech since 1960s
Research shows industry lobbying against support for solar panels and electric cars while enjoying subsidies itself