Health Impact:
Emissions from diesel vehicles degrade our air quality, and it can be 10 times worse inside a bus, particularly harming passengers including children, who are more vulnerable to the health impacts of poor air quality.

Social Impact: 
Emissions from diesel vehicles, contribute to poor air quality in cities, which disproportionately impacts the most deprived communities, and people from a non-white ethnic background.

Environmental Impact:
Greenhouse gas emissions must peak before 2025 to avoid unleashing far more catastrophic climate change impacts, including more frequent and severe droughts, heatwaves and rainfall.

Electrification is the most viable way to decarbonise transport and achieve zero tailpipe emissions and deliver on our shared goal. Repowering accelerates this transition – its a more affordable and cost effective way to electrify your fleet.​

Buses are the backbone and unsung hero of public transport, yet…
They permeate every corner of every city across the globe, passing by where we live and work every ten minutes emitting harmful diesel pollution.

There are 10 million buses globally, and 97% of these are still diesel. These buses were built to last so could be polluting our environment for many more years to come unless we act now and repower them. In London alone there are currently 8,500 buses providing essential services and keeping the city moving, but burning 28,000 litres of diesel each, every year.​