Cork City Council is emerging as a national frontrunner in electric vehicle adoption, outpacing most local authorities in the shift to greener transport. A new report reveals that just six out of 31 councils have electrified more than 8% of their fleets—underscoring a sluggish national transition despite growing climate commitments.

Cork’s momentum positions it as a model for operational sustainability, while the wider data suggests untapped opportunities for efficiency, cost savings, and environmental impact across the public sector.

Read the full article to see how Cork is driving ahead and where others are falling behind.