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Low carbon buses part-funded through the Green Bus Fund Bidding organisation Buses Bus type Grant paid Where the buses Region operate Transport for London 338 152 Volvo B5LH double decker £22,999,740 London London hybrid with Wrightbus body, 182 ADL Enviro 400H double decker hybrid and 4 Optare Metro City single decker electric Stagecoach Manchester 128 128 ADL Enviro 400H double £9,812,332 Manchester North West decker hybrid Transport for Greater 115 30 Optare Solo single decker £7,252,740 Manchester North West Manchester hybrid, 82 Optare Versa single decker hybrid and 3 Optare Versa single decker electric Nottingham City Council 56 35 Optare Solo single decker £5,457,383 Nottingham East Midlands electric, 10 Optare Versa single decker electric and 11 single decker electric (model to be confirmed) Reading Transport Limited 45 31 ADL Enviro 400H double £3,612,815 Reading South East decker hybrid and 14 Scania/ADL biomethane gas Stagecoach Yorkshire 40 40 ADL Enviro 400H double £3,345,410 Sheffield Yorkshire and the decker hybrid Humber Bidding organisation Buses Bus type Grant paid Where the buses Region operate Stagecoach North East 66 26 ADL Enviro 400H double £2,944,880 Newcastle North East decker hybrid and 40 Scania/ADL biomethane gas Oxford Bus Company 36 17 ADL Enviro 400H double £2,707,312 Oxford South East decker hybrid and 19 Volvo B5LH double decker hybrid with Wrightbus body West Midlands Travel 39 21 ADL Enviro 400H double £2,534,337 Birmingham West Midlands Limited (National Express) decker hybrid and 18 Volvo B5LH double decker hybrid with Wrightbus body Stagecoach in Oxfordshire 26 26 ADL Enviro 400H double £2,351,506 Oxford South East decker hybrid Rotala plc 23 15 Optare Versa single decker £2,347,645 Birmingham, West Midlands, hybrid and Bristol and South West and 8 Volvo B5LH double decker Preston North West hybrid with Wrightbus body First Essex Buses Ltd 23 19 Volvo 7900 single decker hybrid £1,879,712 Chelmsford East and 4 ADL Enviro 350H single decker hybrid Arriva Merseyside Ltd 33 33 Volvo B5LH double decker £1,707,255 Merseyside North West hybrid with Wrightbus body First West and North 22 22 Volvo B5LH double decker £1,705,322 Leeds Yorkshire and the Yorkshire hybrid with Wrightbus body Humber Cumfybus 13 13 Optare Solo single decker £1,385,163 Liverpool North West hybrid Bidding organisation Buses Bus type Grant paid Where the buses Region operate First Beeline Buses Ltd t/a 15 15 Volvo 7900 single decker hybrid £1,162,182 Berkshire South East First Berkshire First York Limited 12 12 Optare Versa single decker £1,132,868 York Yorkshire & electric Humber GO North East 15 15 Volvo B5LH double decker £1,119,235 Durham- North East hybrid with Wrightbus body Newcastle First Manchester 14 14 Volvo B5LH double decker £1,013,109 Manchester North West hybrid with Wrightbus body East Yorkshire Motor 10 10 ADL Enviro 400H double £993,000 Hull Yorkshire and the Services Limited decker hybrid Humber Holsworthy Limited 10 5 ADL Enviro 200H single decker £925,400 Taunton South West hybrid and 5 Optare Solo single decker hybrid Brighton & Hove Bus 11 11 Volvo B5LH double decker £840,552 Brighton South East Company hybrid with Wrightbus body First Somerset & Avon Ltd 8 8 ADL Enviro 400H double decker £650,442 Bath South West hybrid Milton Keynes Council 8 8 Wrightbus Streetlite E single £640,000 Milton Keynes South East decker electric Anglian Bus Ltd 13 13 MAN Ecocity single decker £624,000 Norwich, East biomethane gas Lowestoft and Great Yarmouth Arriva Yorkshire Ltd 12 12 Volvo B5LH double decker £620,820 Castleford/Leeds Yorkshire & hybrid with Wrightbus body Humber Manchester Airport Group 6 6 Optare Versa single decker £599,400 Manchester North West hybrid Airport Bidding organisation Buses Bus type Grant paid Where the buses Region operate Arriva Kent Ltd 11 11 Volvo B5LH double decker £569,085 Maidstone/ South East hybrid with Wrightbus body Tonbridge Arriva Manchester Ltd 11 11 Volvo B5LH double decker £569,085 Manchester North West hybrid with Wrightbus body Network Warrington 6 6 Optare Versa single decker £523,200 Warrington North West hybrid Arriva Northumbria Ltd 10 10 Volvo B5LH double decker £517,350 Blyth/Newcastle North East hybrid with Wrightbus body Ensign Bus Ltd 6 6 Volvo B5LH double decker £474,660 Grays, Essex East hybrid with Wrightbus body R Bullock and Co 4 4 Volvo B5LH double decker £448,000 Manchester North West hybrid with Wrightbus body Johnsons (Henley) Limited 5 5 Optare Versa single decker £362,296 Stratford-upon- West Midlands hybrid Avon Bakerbus 3 3 Volvo B5LH double decker £317,250 Stoke-on- West Midlands hybrid with Wrightbus body Trent/Stafford Arriva Durham Ltd 11 11 MAN Ecocity single decker £302,500 Darlington North East biomethane gas Travel de Courcey 3 3 Optare Versa single decker £300,000 Coventry West Midlands electric Durham County Council 3 3 Optare Solo single decker £294,300 Durham North East electric Nexus 3 3 Optare Solo single decker hybrid £281,644 Sunderland North East Arriva North West Ltd 10 10 MAN Ecocity single decker £275,000 Runcorn, North West biomethane gas Cheshire Bidding organisation Buses Bus type Grant paid Where the buses Region operate Courtney Coaches Limited 4 2 ADL Enviro 400H double decker £208,000 Oxfordshire South East hybrid and 2 Optare Versa single decker hybrid City of York Council 2 2 Optare Solo single decker £186,125 York Yorkshire & electric Humber Reays Coaches 2 2 Optare Solo single decker hybrid £174,400 Carlisle North West PC Coaches of Lincoln Ltd 2 2 ADL Enviro 400H double decker £169,600 Lincoln East Midlands hybrid Dorset County Council 2 2 Optare Solo single decker £166,600 Poundbury, South West electric Dorset Yorkshire Coastliner Limited 2 2 Optare Solo single decker £143,934 York Yorkshire & electric Humber University Bus Ltd 2 2 Optare Solo single decker hybrid £138,000 St Albans East Thames Travel 1 1 ADL Enviro 400H double decker £120,828 Oxford South East hybrid Total 1240 £88,906,417 .
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