New zero-emission bus network will serve six Southern Jutland cities, featuring Yutong U12 electric buses, new depots, and 33 trained staff for sustainable mobility.

The SoH Fleet project brings together mobility and innovation experts with a shared ambition: to optimise the lifespan and performance of electric vehicle batteries used in public transport.

As part of their energy transition policy and their desire to invest in the technologies of the future, Clermont Auvergne Métropole and SMTC-AC1 will test a fleet of hydrogen-powered vehicles on a major line of the T2C public transport network.

The ten-year contract will begin in August 2024. The network is made up of 54 routes, fully operated by over 200 vehicles running on alternative energy (electric and HVO).

Keolis will be responsible for introducing 33 new hydrogen-powered electric buses into service.

The Department of Essonne awarded the operation of the PAM 91 transport service for people with reduced mobility to Keolis for a period of one year from 4 October 2022. The service will become part of the future regional PAM in 2023.

On 24 August 2021, Keolis Downer – Keolis' subsidiary in Australia – secured an agreement with Transport and Main Roads (TMR) – through TransLink, the division of TMR with statewide responsibility for public transport in Queensland – to operate electric buses in its current contract based in northern Brisbane.

On 28 May 2021, Keolis Downer, Keolis’ Australian subsidiary, won an 8-year contract to operate and maintain 406 buses in Greater Sydney.