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Infrastructure and Jobs act: Public Transit Capital Investment Grants
Under the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, USD 39.15 billion in new investment is allocated to modernize transit and improve accessibility for the elderly and people with disabilities, including more than 24,000 buses, 5,000 rail cars, 200 stations, and thousands of miles…
Australia's CEFC investment in Electric Vehicle smart charging infrastructure
JET Charge, Australia’s leading specialist in electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure, has had a successful close of its Series A capital raise, which included a $3.5 million investment from the Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC). The $3.5 million CEFC equity…
Recovery and resilience plan / CTD / Sustainable mobility/ Decarbonisation of public transports
Portugal submitted its recovery and resilience plan to the European Commission, as part of the EU Recovery and Resilience Facility. The plan is composed of 20 different components that are structured in three main dimensions (Resilience, Climate transition, and Digital…
Funds for green transition of transport 2021
In April and June 2021, the Danish government signed several agreements in order to provide funds towards the transport sector. It includes: - 265 million DKK for co-financing publicly accessible charging infrastructure for electric vehicles - 72 million DKK for…
Funds for green transition of transport
In April 2020, the Danish government set up funds in order to promote green transport and decarbonise this sector. Investments includes: - DKK 50 million for co-financing publicly accessible charging infrastructure for electric vehicles - DKK 25 million for co-financing…
Sustainable growth agenda / Pillar 1/ 4- Low-carbon solutions for communities and transport
The Finnish Sustainable Growth Programme supports ecologically, socially, and economically sustainable growth and to meet its target of carbon neutrality by 2035. Within the first pillar of the plan ("The green transition supports economic restructuring and carbon-neutral…
National Recovery and Resilience Plan / 1. Economy/ 4. Development of a competitive, energy sustainable and efficient transport system
The fourth point of the economy component from Croatia's Recovery and Resilience Plan focuses on the transport sector, more specifically measures to make it more competitive, sustainable and efficient. It includes: - The application of green technologies in railway passenger…
Climate and Nature Protection Action Plan - Green Bus Program
The Hungarian Government aims to become a leader in the field of electromobility, which is why it implemented the Green Bus Program in September 2019, under supervision of the Ministry of Technology. The government will allocate HUF 35.9 billion from 2020 to 2029 to support…
Recovery and resilience plan / CTD / Sustainable mobility/ Investments in public transport infrastructure
Portugal submitted its recovery and resilience plan to the European Commission, as part of the EU Recovery and Resilience Facility. The plan is composed of 20 different components that are structured in 3 main dimensions (Resilience, Climate transition, and Digital transition).…
National recovery plan / 5.Research, development and innovation / Support for R&D
The 5th pillar of Czech National Recovery Plan concerns "Research, development and innovation". The 2nd submeasure concerns "Support for research and development in companies and the introduction of innovations into business practice". It consists of: - Addressing new…
National recovery plan / 2. Physical infrastructure and Green Transition / Sustainable and safe transport
The 2nd pillar of the Czech National Recovery Plan concerns physical infrastructures and green transition. The 1st submeasure concerns "Sustainable and safe transports". It consists of: - Measures to develop the safety and sustainability of intermodal transport - Support to…
Funding for RDD in electric and alternative fuel vehicles
The federal government announced of over CAD 1.7 million to the CSA Group, a Toronto-based organization that develops standards to address emerging technologies and issues in the public and private sectors. The funding will support a project to research, develop, adapt and…
Investments in Innovative EV charging technology
The government will invest CAD 1 million in SWITCH to overcome barriers to electric vehicles (EV) adoption. The company will demonstrate an innovative blockchain-based EV charging platform that will significantly reduce the cost of EV charging and enhance grid efficiency. SWTCH,…
Green Conversion Package - Research for Low Emissions
In the context of the Green Conversion Package, the government allocated NOK 75 million to the Research Council of Norway to strengthen work on low-emission research. The award will promote research, development and innovation of new solutions that can lead to Norway…
Green Conversion Package - Green Support for Municipalities
In the context of the Green Conversion Package, the government increased the allocation to Klimasats by NOK 50 million. Through Klimasats, municipalities and county municipalities can apply for support for projects that cut greenhouse gas emissions and contribute to the…
Climate and nature-protection action plan - Tender for purchase of EV and Mopeds
Tender to support purchase of purely electric cars and mopeds. The sum of non-refundable funding may reach 2.5 million forints (EUR 7,200) per vehicle in the case of electric cars priced under 11 million forints (EUR 31,000), while in the case of cars that are priced between 11…
Korean New Deal 10 key projects – Eco-friendly mobility of the future
Among the 10 key projects of the Korean New Deal, one aims to develop electric and hydrogen mobility. To do so, the government is focusing on: Electric cars: A total of 1,130,000 vehicles to be supplied, as well as charging equipment Hydrogen fuel cell cars: A total of…
Nationwide network of hydrogen-fuelling stations
The Infrastructure Reference Group has approved NZD 20m for New Plymouth Company Hiringa Energy to establish a nationawide network of hydrogen-fuelling stations. Initial stations will be located in the Waikato, Bay of Plenty, Taranaki, Manawatu, Auckland, Taupo, Wellington and…