Flanders is providing a 5-million-euro subsidy for companies investing in chargers for electric HGVs and vans, the Flemish Mobility Minister has announced. Applications must be submitted before the end of March.

€5m subsidy for companies installing charging stations for electric HGVs in Flanders

Over £200 million will be invested into a zero emission road freight demonstrator programme, announced British Transport Minister Trudy Harrison on Thursday. The government’s plan is to launch the world’s largest fleet of zero emission heavy goods vehicles. If everything goes according to the plan, all new HGVs sold in the UK will be zero emission by 2040.

€5m subsidy for companies installing charging stations for electric HGVs in Flanders

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