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Stockholm wins clean transport award

08 October 2019

by Christopher Carey

Stockholm has been recognised by CIVITAS, a city network dedicated to cleaner transport, for its progress on low and zero-emission vehicles, safe walking, and cycling paths for citizens.

The city won the legacy category during the network's three-day forum–held in Graz, Austria–for developing an electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure master plan, which outlines its past, present and future proposals, and forms part of its clean mobility package.

Eva Sunnerstedt, Head of Clean Vehicles at the City of Stockholm said: "We are delighted to receive this award, it recognises 25 years of dedicated work to reduce air pollution, cut greenhouse gas emissions and enable travel by sustainab...

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