Guidance

Ultra low emission vehicles: getting wider public sector fleets ready

Explains in full how wider public sector bodies can participate in phase 2 of the ultra low emission vehicle (ULEV) readiness project.

• From: Office for Low Emission Vehicles and Office for Zero Emission Vehicles
• Published: 13 January 2015
• Last updated: 10 March 2015 — See all updates

Applies to England

Documents

ULEV readiness project phase 2: successful applicants

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ULEV readiness project phase 2: guidance for the wider public sector

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Details

This guidance document is aimed at public sector organisations in England. It offers wider public sector fleets the opportunity to bid for funding to support fleet reviews, and introduce ULEVs into their fleets.

This is the second phase of the ULEV readiness project. Guidance aimed at central government departments was published as part of phase 1 of the project in August 2014.

The ULEV readiness project is a £5 million project managed by the Office for Low Emission Vehicles (OLEV). It aims to get ULEVs into central government and wider public sector fleets.

Published 13 January 2015
Last updated 10 March 2015 + show all updates

1. 10 March 2015

   Added list of successful ULEV readiness project phase 2 applicants.

2. 13 January 2015

   First published.