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The APC welcomed the publication of a report showing that the drive for low carbon road transport is good for the economy and good for motorists.

The Future Powertrain Conference took place at the National Motorcycle Museum in Solihull in February 2015, and it brought together academics and engineers from the automotive industry with the aim of jointly exploring solutions for future powertrain challenges.

The Advanced Propulsion Centre seeks permanent Chief Executive to build on successful launch.

The Advanced Propulsion Centre team hosted a breakout session at the SMMT Open Forum in Leicester on 18 March 2015.

The Advanced Propulsion Centre announced it will join AVL Powertrain and the Energy Storage Research Network as partners in The Future Powertrain Conference 2015.

The Advanced Propulsion Centre is meeting with the motorsport industry to continue the rapid transfer of innovative racing technology into low carbon propulsion products developed in the UK.

A webinar took place on 17th December 2014 to explain how organisations can get involved with the Advanced Propulsion Centre (APC).

A briefing about the Advanced Propulsion Centre funding competition (APC 3) was given in a webinar on 2nd December 2014 which focused on the detail of the competition and the application process.

In September 2013, the Automotive Council published 11 roadmaps to illustrate the advances that will be made in automotive technology in coming decades.

Find out why the Advanced Propulsion Centre funding competitions are collaborative.