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The UK car market has once again set the pace in the race to cut CO₂ emissions, beating the EU target by 4.2%.

Innovate UK and the Office for Low Emission Vehicles (OLEV) have announced plans to create a competition to help improve battery technology.

The Advanced Propulsion Centre attended the launch of a new technology which cuts CO₂ emissions on commercial vehicles using motorsport technology.

The Advanced Propulsion Centre is proud to announce that it has been shortlisted for “NGO of the Year” at the BusinessGreen Leaders Award 2015.

Record breaking new car registrations reported this week highlight the ongoing motor industry renaissance in the UK says the SMMT’s monthly car sales figures.

Tony Pixton, Chief Executive of the Advanced Propulsion Centre, will present details of the latest low carbon propulsion projects funded by the APC which are securing and creating jobs in the UK.

The essential role of the APC in helping to turn low carbon propulsion technology into products developed in the UK has been a topic of discussion in the House of Commons.

The APC welcomed a party of German automotive industry journalists to the Hub, as part of a wider visit to see the UK motor industry at work.

Projects that will bring fuel cells into van fleets, develop high efficiency transmissions and create the next generation of electric and hybrid buses are among the latest to receive money from the joint £1 billion government and industry fund.

As part of the APC’s vision to position the UK as a global centre for low carbon propulsion system development and production, a National Propulsion Showcase is being developed.