VFBATTERY REPORT

United Kingdom

Pages 208–208 (1 pages)

Battery Report 2022, page 208: United Kingdom
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Updates to COP 26 declaration for all new cars and vans to be fully zero emission at the tailpipe by 2035. Updates to have all car and van business fleets ZEV by 2030. A £422m investment (with £200m being a cornerstone investment by Government) which is managed and invested on a commercial basis by a private sector fund manager. The fund is dedicated to catalysing the rollout of a robust and diversified public EV charging infrastructure. Four investments have been made from the CIIF so far: InstaVolt, Liberty Charge, char.gy, and Zest. £211 million of government funding confirmed for battery research through the Faraday Battery Challenge. Green Finance Institute - Coalition for the Decarbonization of Road Transport takes a finance first approach on policy to implement market-based solutions for the UK battery sector.

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