Christchurch Airport’s fossil fuels conundrum
Mainland Matters: The airport company has a bold vision for the future.
Mark Revington
Tue, 20 Aug 2019
It is bright green and has a large sign in the front window that says: “The first 3D-printed Kiwi smart shuttle.”
Yes, there is an electric shuttle at Christchurch Airport. Ok, it doesn’t run on public roads yet but it is electric, autonomous and some parts are 3D-printed.
The 15-seat
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Mark Revington
Tue, 20 Aug 2019
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Christchurch Airport’s fossil fuels conundrum
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