Chris Gall has been appointed at Group Engineering Director at the Scottish busbuilder.

The charging infrastructure company will combine with FRSG in order to list on the Nasdaq with a pro-forman enterprise value of USD675m

The government will provide GBP23m to incentivise uptake of hydrogen technologies as it predicts that demand for hydrogen in the heavy commercial vehicle sector could total 6TWh by 2030.

The financial service, covering the Wrightbus range of electric vehicles, will provide leasing packages including charging infrastructure and maintenance as part of a turnkey e-mobility solution.

The nine-month study will test trucks charged while in motion by roof-mounted pantographs attached to overhead cables, a technology contributed by Siemens Mobility.

Ian Harnett will support the UK-based e-truck company's growth strategy as it expands its fleet and market presence.

The Department of Transport promises to offer incentives to purchase zero-emission trucks, but it will also promote shifting freight from roads to rail and inland waterways.

Appointees include Dr Andrew Palmer as CEO and Executive Vice Chairman and Sarwant Singh Saini as Chief Planning Officer and President.

Scania (Great Britain) Ltd will improve aftermarket maintenance and repair across 20 service centres in the UK.

Dana will acquire a 1% stake in the UK electric vehicle manufacturer and will become the preferred supplier for electric drivetrain components.

The money has been awarded as part of the Scottish Ultra-Low Emission Bus Scheme, providing support for the purchase of low and zero-emission buses and associated infrastructure.

IP Rings has entered into an agreement with Eminox to set up a 50:50 joint venture in Chennai for the design, development and manufacture of full Exhaust Aftertreatment Systems to effectively meet the Indian BS/TREM V off-highway and BS VI Stage 2 on-highway emissions standards.