News releases
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Lysanda signs agreement with TNT
Lysanda, the vehicle management software provider, today announces an agreement to be the approved supplier of on board eco-driving technology for vehicle fuel savings to TNT, the world-leading provider of express delivery services.
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British companies “can save £3.3bn on road fuel costs”
Lysanda analysis of the UK commercial road fleet market suggests 20% reduction in fuel consumption and CO2 emissions achievable with better fleet monitoring.
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Lysanda Since Springboard
In the autumn of 2005 Lysanda applied for the newly launched Shell Springboard award. To a 3 person strong start-up company, the offer of a £40,000 grant from a large industrial body was impossible to resist. Lysanda’s first product, the Eco-LogTM was still in very early development and had only just emerged from the drawing board.
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Lysanda records success of TNT’s 2009 “Drive Me Challenge”
Lysanda’s Eco-Log software measures total fuel used per team in TNT’s 2009 “Drive Me Challenge”. Winning driver used barely half the fuel of the worst driver.
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Lysanda raises £1.3m in new funding
Lysanda today announced that it has secured £1.3m in a second round of funding.
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Lysanda works with TNT to promote efficient driving
Eco-Log to support TNT’s 2009 “Drive Me Challenge”
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Lysanda appoints Alistair Crawford as Chairman
Lysanda, the automotive software developer, has appointed Alistair Crawford as Chairman.
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Eco-Log drive to class honours at the MPG marathon
Lysanda demonstrates innovative Eco-Log technology at the wheel of a Volvo S40 during 411-mile fuel-economy challenge. Results show a 21% cut in emissions and 24% improvement over official mpg figures.
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Live CO2 broadcast from entry in MPG marathon
An innovative new way of measuring a vehicle’s fuel consumption and CO2 emissions is to be demonstrated during this year’s MPG Marathon economy run.
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Presentation: Counting the carbon
Download our latest presentation: Counting the Carbon
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Fleets need to incentivise commercial drivers to drive down fuel costs and emissions, say Lysanda
Giving commercial drivers a financial incentive to change their driving style to reduce fuel use is the only way fleets are going to drive down their impact on the environment, according to Lysanda.
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Lysanda reports staff growth and increased fleet interest for its ‘Eco-Log’ emissions monitoring technology
Lysanda, developers of a pioneering emissions monitoring technology, is expanding following the completion of its £1.25M venture capital funding led by Logispring, the Geneva-based Venture Capital fund.
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Emissions measurement company Lysanda secures £1.25 million investment led by Logispring
BRAXTED PARK, MAY 16, 2008 – Lysanda, developer of emissions monitoring software, has completed a second round of VC funding led by Logispring, the transatlantic venture and growth capital investor with offices in Geneva and New York. The latest investment of £1,250,000 will enable the company’s first product, branded “Eco-LogTM”, to go into production during 2008.
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Eco-Log drive to class honours at the MPG marathon
New technology that shows drivers exactly how driving style affects fuel consumption and CO2 emissions has demonstrated class-leading performance in this year’s MPG Marathon.
Fuel and emissions specialists Lysanda fitted its innovative Eco-LogTM system to an otherwise standard 180 PS Volvo S40 D5 saloon and entered it into the annual economy challenge.
Fuel economy and emissions data was transmitted from the car every minute, stage by stage, via a live feed to websites covering the marathon.
Feather-footed driving skills resulted in an average 56.3 mpg for the two-day event – enough to secure the 160+g/km class honours for best fuel consumption and a 24% improvement over the manufacturer’s official combined cycle figure of 45.6 mpg.
The car also achieved a cut in emissions of 21% in comparison to official figures, resulting in an average of 130g/km CO2 – enough to comply with proposed tough new EU legislation due to come into force in 2012. Under the new rules car manufacturers will be required to meet an average 130g/km CO2 target across their vehicle range.
Keeping a close eye on progress during the 411-mile challenge, via Eco-Log’s on-board display, were the car’s drivers – ex-Top Gear presenter Chris Goffey and Lysanda’s Sales Manager David Coates.
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