Including 5 closely related terms such as electric vehicles, electric vehicle, and electric car.
…, and any new petrol or diesel vehicles in public sector fleets by 2025. The private car is far from obsolete yet. Short term, COVID-19 has boosted the car’s pole position and due to concerns over virus transmission people have been discouraged from using public transport. The International Energy Agency IEA also expects advances in battery technology and mass manufacturing of electric cars…
… at the top and the private car at the bottom. Electric vehicles and a growing network of charging points located throughout Scotland raise questions regarding where electric vehicles sit within the hierarchy and therefore this approach may need to be revisited in coming years. Furthermore, 2030 will see the sale of petrol and diesel cars and vans banned in Scotland. 4.3 Theme 3 – Nature-based…
… heating our homes and workplaces. Thinking about energy in a holistic and strategic manner will allow us to find ways to optimise the flexibility of the system and deliver the twin benefits of reduced emissions and reduced costs. For example, by storing and even generating electricity, businesses, and individuals (e.g. overnight charging of electric vehicles) can shift peak demand and avoid…