The Expert Group on Clean Buses produced two reports providing guidance on technologies and trends and on procuring and operating clean buses, which were adopted by the Sustainable Transport Forum plenary in 2019.

This document has been created in the framework of the EU-funded project JIVE and provides the snapshot projections about the number of FCBs which are in full commercial operation today (as of February 2021) as well as future deployments in the coming 18 months thanks to the bus order announcements by various European cities.

The official website from the EU on the Clean Bus Deployment Initiative

An updated overview of electric buses in Europe.

This document contains a list of frequently asked questions on the Clean Vehicles Directive.

This UITP Knowledge Brief (UITP members only) presents the benefits of introducing trolleybuses with In Motion Charging into a city. It also describes the benefits of upgrading an already existing trolleybus system with In Motion Charging technology, combining passing under the overhead wires network with battery charge while operating in autonomous battery mode.

This UITP Policy Brief details the benefits electric buses can bring to cities, and to help better understand their various infrastructural impacts on urban spaces and space needs.

This paper is a collaboration between the World Bank and UITP to assemble evidence, viewpoints, and analysis on eMobility programs. The objective is to contribute to helping governments design & implement electric mobility programs that are effective at achieving their intended development aims across climate, economic, fiscal, technical, institutional, and policy dimensions.

The ZeEUS Roadmap is aimed at providing comprehensive look into the evolution of e-bus deployment, starting from the ZeEUS project and its achievements and building on the current challenges and technology state to define the steps likely to follow in the next decade in order to achieve mature, fully developed e-bus systems across Europe and beyond.