The global Water Bus Market is projected to reach USD 1.64 billion by 2030, driven by growing urbanization, demand for sustainable transportation, and advancements in maritime technology. This growth is fueled by investments in eco-friendly propulsion systems, strategic partnerships, and the development of fuel-efficient and electric water buses.
The Dubai Metro, a symbol of the city’s innovation and forward-thinking approach, has completed 15 years of service. It has become an essential artery connecting vital regions across the city, offering reliable and sustainable transportation for residents and visitors. Since its inception in 2009, the metro has seen consistent growth in ridership and has played a pivotal role in Dubai’s development.
Zerova Technologies, a subsidiary of Phihong Technology, is expanding its international presence and showcasing innovative charging technologies and solutions at the Intercharge Network Conference 24 (ICNC 24) in Berlin. The company is leveraging the event to solidify its foothold in the European market, particularly as the demand for EV charging infrastructure in the region continues to surge.
Swedish company Candela is bringing its innovative electric hydrofoil boats to Saudi Arabia’s NEOM project, aiming to revolutionize maritime transport with sustainable and efficient vessels. This partnership aligns with NEOM’s vision of becoming a zero-emissions city, showcasing the potential of electric transportation for a greener future.
Zaragoza city council’s plan to make insurance mandatory for cyclists and electric scooter users has faced strong opposition from cycling advocacy groups and environmentalists. Critics argue that the measure is disproportionate, unnecessary, and would disincentivize environmentally friendly forms of travel. The proposal has also been linked to a growing backlash against sustainable transport policies in Spain and other European countries, including controversies over bike lane removals and accusations of misuse of EU funding.
