National Highways reveals first zero-emission construction project in the UK
National Highways UK’s Lower Thames Crossing project will make history as the first major UK infrastructure project to completely eliminate diesel from its construction sites by 2027, through an unprecedented commitment to electric vehicles and hydrogen-powered heavy machinery. The award of the contract for hydrogen supply is expected later this year, marking a milestone for OEMs in the construction industry. This approach to zero-emission construction is part of a new target announced by National Highways UK on 4 February to reduce construction carbon emissions by 70% – making it the greenest road ever built in the UK. Continue reading National Highways reveals first zero-emission construction project in the UK at Industrial Vehicle Technology International.
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National Highways UK’s Lower Thames Crossing project will make history as the first major UK infrastructure project to completely eliminate diesel from its construction sites by 2027, through an unprecedented commitment to electric vehicles and hydrogen-powered heavy machinery. The award of the contract for hydrogen supply is expected later this year, marking a milestone for OEMs in the construction industry.
This approach to zero-emission construction is part of a new target announced by National Highways UK on 4 February to reduce construction carbon emissions by 70% – making it the greenest road ever built in the UK.
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