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A senior Siemens executive who led two of the Humber region’s biggest inward investments has been appointed as the new Chair of Humber Freeport.
Finbarr Dowling, who has driven forward large-scale investments within the region with a total value of £1 …
Finbarr Dowling with a backdrop of the Humber Bridge. Credit: Sean Spencer, Hull News & Pictures
The man who led two of the Humber region’s biggest inward investments has been appointed as the new Chair of Humber Freeport.
Senior Siemens execu…
Richard Beason is the new Head of Investment at Humber Freeport.
Humber Freeport has announced a senior appointment, with a remit to attract inward investment and support economic growth across the region.
Richard Beason has joined Humber Freeport…
CATCH, the membership-led industrial training organisation, has commenced build on their latest expansion with Lindum Group.
The new facility, which is an extension of the CATCH head-office and conferencing building, will house a new central atrium, l…
Logistics firm Kuehne+Nagel and public charging company Milence have partnered on demonstrating the viability of electric road freight.
Shifting the focus on the possibilities rather than the limitations of electric trucks is “crucial to engage more st…
Kuehne+Nagel and Milence have joined forces to demonstrate the viability of electric road freight. Shifting the focus on the possibilities rather than the limitations of electric trucks is crucial to engage more stakeholders in investing in this techno…
The 25th anniversary of the Commercial Vehicle Show brought the sector together at a pivotal moment, with 13,016 visitors gathering at the NEC Birmingham, where more than 250 exhibitors came together, to explore the technologies and policies needed to …
Paua and Milence partner to make high-power EV charging more accessible for heavy-duty vehicles
Paua, the UK’s leading EV charging network for fleets, is proud to announce a partnership with Milence, Europe’s leading provider of electric truck charging…
The UK’s first public electric charging hub for lorries has opened in North Lincolnshire.Eight bay stations for heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) were installed at Able Humber Port in Immingham by Milence, a joint venture between Daimler Truck, Traton Group …
A new national network of charging stations for electric heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) will be built, with the first 15 ‘superhubs’ to be opened by the end of 2027.
Motorway services operator Moto plans to install up to 300 charging bays for electric HG…