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Optare announces £3.6 million order from Nottingham Council
Optare has announced that it has received an order for a total of 17 Solo electric buses at a value of £3.6 million from Nottingham City Council.
The order was partially funded by round 4 of the Government’s Green Bus fund, an initiative which helps authorities and bus companies buy and make low carbon buses.
Last year Nottingham was awarded over £1.5 million in round 4 of the initiative which was said to have been able to provide 15 buses.
Delivery of the vehicles will commence in July 2014.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Clare Burnett .
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