Do you know that transport accounts for 30% of the UK’s carbon emissions? which equates to 60 million tonnes per 12 months!!
That is what 1 tonne of CO2 seems to be like… now think about 60 million of them!
Yesterday was Transport Day at COP26, however the discussions primarily centred round Electrical Vehicles and Vehicles.
They missed the very best alternative to champion the hovering rise of micro-mobility, particularly e-bikes, and its advantages to folks, communities and companies.
So when Sky Information pushed again our interview from Monday to yesterday morning, it felt like the celebs had been aligning.
Sky Information supplied to interview us after we had been in discussions with them to produce e-BIkes for his or her Kay Burley and her manufacturing staff to journey from Blyth, alongside Hadrian’s Wall to Carlisle.
The interview gave us the right alternative to spotlight the work Trip Electrical and e-Mobilise have been doing since 2017 to assist folks throughout completely different generations undertake a extra energetic and sustainable way of life – the e-Bike way of life.
By e-Mobilise, we’ve been doing the identical with companies – within the non-public and public sector – to assist them transition from motorcar dependency to e-Mobility.
Here’s a clip of our interview with Sky Information, the place Craig and David, founders of Trip Electrical and e-Mobilise, share extra about our work and the way we’re altering folks’s hearts and minds.
We wish to credit score Sky Information for not solely doing the interview with us, but in addition shining a light-weight on the necessity to cut back carbon emissions and implement various transport modes similar to e-Bikes.
In the event you’re enthusiastic about being part of the e-Bike way of life, go to our on-line showroom to discover our completely different ranges and configure your e-Bike!
In the event you’d like to speak to one among our staff, e book a FREE session and so they’ll information you to your dream e-Bike.
We sit up for listening to from you.
