How homegrown startups are boosting e-mobility in Africa
Africaโs cities are some of the most heavily congested in the world. In Lagos, Nigeriaโs commercial capital, commuters often spend
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Transportation
Going net zero: how the cruise industry is charting a more sustainable future
Cruise companies are pursuing more efficient ships, alternative fuels, and digital technologies as they navigate towards net-zero carbon cruising by
Read MoreThe US Added 1.2 Million EVs To The Grid Last Year, & Electricity Use Went Down
2023 will set another record for EV sales in the United States. According to Kelley Blue Book, about 1.2 million
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Wireless charging: The roads where electric vehicles never need to plug in Share using Email
The first wireless electric road in the US has been installed in Detroit, allowing electric vehicles to charge up as
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Largest ever fully electric concept plane could take to the skies by 2033
The Elysian E9X is a 90-seater plane that can one day travel up to 620 miles, and it’s based on
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Valerie Labi builds electric bikes in Ghana
In the streets of Ghana and beyond, Valerie Labi is changing the face of transportation by manufacturing bikes that run
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Cities Should Prioritize Electric Vehicle Adoption in 2024
An urgent need exists for cities to prioritize sustainable transport strategies for dealing with the effects of the climate crisis.
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World’s largest cruise vessel, 5-times Titanic-size to set sail in 2024
Photo: The Icon of the Seas, measuring 365 metres, is also Royal Carribean’s first ship that can be powered by
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Worldโs Largest Nuclear-Powered Container Ship Design Breaks Cover At Marintec China 2023 Expo
Chinaโs Jiangnan Shipyard has debuted what has been dubbed โthe worldโs largest nuclear-powered container ship designโ by the Chinese media.
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COP28: UNCTAD urges swift measures to reduce the carbon footprint in the maritime sector
Photo: Shipping carries over 80 per cent of world merchandise trade by volume and generates 3 per cent of global
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