Today’s Solutions: January 10, 2025

As a part of its drive towards clean motoring, oil-giant Shell has announced it will open a “no-petrol” service station in central London next year. The station will offer motorists biofuels, electric vehicle charge points and hydrogen fuel pumps instead of traditional petrol and diesel pumps. On top of that, Shell also plans to roll out high-speed electric vehicle charge points across a selection of its 400 UK service stations later this year.

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