Transport is a key sector for Lloyds Commercial Banking, across vehicle and component manufacturers, road, rail and air service operators and infrastructure providers. The transition to alternative fuels and transport models presents our clients in the sector with huge challenges and opportunities and Lloyds Bank is committed to providing support to enable our clients to realise the opportunities that will not only deliver decarbonisation but also position their businesses for a successful future in the new world of transport solutions. There is, quite rightly, a huge amount of focus on private cars as the primary mode of personal transport, whether that is electrification or transitioning to new ownership models and ‘mobility as a service’, but it is essential that we do not lose sight of the public transport and freight sectors which perhaps face even greater challenges in adapting to low carbon alternatives. That is one of the key reasons we were so keen to become a partner at ITT Hub. Provision of physical transport is also only one element of this revolution – power generation, energy infrastructure and technology as well as government policy and availability of finance also have key roles to play in delivering a truly sustainable future for transportation.

ITT Hub brings together key stakeholders from all of these industries and presents a fantastic opportunity for partners, exhibitors and attendees to share ideas and establish partnerships that will help to deliver innovation and technology-led green transport future. Lloyds Bank is delighted to be a partner to ITT Hub and we very much look forward to working with Binswood and the wider partner group to deliver a great event and more importantly real outcomes that can make a difference.”