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Andy Burnham targets grid delays and infrastructure gaps in reindustrialisation push | Logistics Manager (opens the original)
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UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has identified slow and costly electricity grid connections, regional infrastructure gaps and high energy costs as barriers to UK growth, as he set out plans for a more regionally focused programme of reindustrialisation. Making his first major statement to the House of Commons as Prime Minister on 1 September, Burnham said businesses were waiting too long to secure connections to the electricity grid, while the cost of bringing those connections forward could dete
PepsiCo, Dell, HP and live warehouse technology set for IntraLogisteX in Dallas, Texas | Logistics Manager (opens the original)
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Free registration is open for IntraLogisteX, which will bring warehouse automation, robotics, software and supply chain technology together with speakers from PepsiCo, Dell Technologies, HP, American Airlines, Lucid Motors and Schneider Electric in Dallas, Texas, USA on September 16-17. US supply chain, warehousing, logistics and manufacturing professionals looking to improve their operations will have the opportunity to compare technologies, see live demonstrations and hear directly from indust
Draft London Plan backs urban logistics hubs amid 18% fall in industrial land | Logistics Manager (opens the original)
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The Mayor of London has included urban logistics hubs, last-mile distribution sites and rail and water freight facilities in the capital’s long-term growth strategy, amid evidence that London’s industrial land supply has contracted significantly. Published for consultation on 16 July, the Draft London Plan contains specific provisions intended to ensure freight and servicing requirements are considered when land is allocated for housing and commercial development. Under Policy MBUL5, planning au
Conservatives pledge to scrap diesel van and HGV phase-out dates | Logistics Manager (opens the original)
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The Conservatives have pledged to scrap planned deadlines for ending sales of new diesel vans and HGVs if the party returns to government, arguing that the transition risks increasing costs for hauliers, businesses and consumers. Under current government policy, all new cars and vans must be zero emission by 2035. For HGVs, sales of new non-zero-emission vehicles weighing up to and including 26 tonnes are due to be phased out from 2035, with all remaining new non-zero-emission HGV sales ending b
Voltloader and Aegis Energy agree electric HGV charging partnership | Logistics Manager (opens the original)
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Electric haulage provider Voltloader has partnered with Aegis Energy in an agreement intended to give its customers access to Aegis’s planned network of commercial vehicle energy hubs. Voltloader’s existing electric HGV (eHGV) charging network is primarily centred on customer depots and delivery destinations. The addition of Aegis facilities is intended to give operators more opportunities to charge vehicles while travelling between their origins and destinations. Aegis is developing purpose-bui
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