En route vers des mobilités durables : Un secteur automobile en pleine mutation

D’après une conférence ponctuelle du FIT « Comment accélérer la transition vers la mobilité de l’avenir » par Christophe Périllat, Directeur général de Valeo See the English version Chez Valeo, nous sommes tout à fait conscients de la profonde et nécessaire transformation qui nous attend. L’industrie automobile représente 18 % des émissions mondiales de CO2 et si rien ne change, ce chiffre aura augmenté de … Continue reading En route vers des mobilités durables : Un secteur automobile en pleine mutation

International Transport Forum17 November 202220 January 2023Leave a comment

All Transport, Climate/Environment, Safety, Security and Health

Bridging the Decarbonisation Divide

A “decarbonisation divide” must be avoided. This World Science Day for Peace and Development, #TransportPolicyMatters pleads for a just transition to carbon-neutral transport. Continue reading Bridging the Decarbonisation Divide

International Transport Forum10 November 202229 November 2023Leave a comment

Climate/Environment, Gender

Mission Net Zero: Why the world needs women to shift to clean transport

Transport decarbonisation cannot happen without the full participation of women. How can we achieve this? Ensure a gender dimension is part of all decarbonising transport research, policies and climate actions. Continue reading Mission Net Zero: Why the world needs women to shift to clean transport

International Transport Forum27 October 202229 November 2023Leave a comment

All Transport

Over a barrel – and on your bike

Increasing oil and gas prices provide a stark reminder of transport’s dependency on fossil fuels. We review the developing situation and the possible impacts on greener mobility options. Continue reading Over a barrel – and on your bike

International Transport Forum22 April 202222 September 2022Leave a comment

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Can Transport Kick Its Carbon Habit?

Global warming cannot be stopped without decarbonising transport. But moving people and goods is still 90 percent oil-dependent and national decarbonisation plans lack focus. A moment of truth is approaching at the COP26 climate negotiations in Glasgow in November. By Hans Michael Kloth Just under one-quarter of all the earth-warming, climate-changing CO2 humankind blows into the atmosphere comes from our current transport habits: the petrol-powered … Continue reading Can Transport Kick Its Carbon Habit?

International Transport Forum21 October 202121 October 2021Leave a comment

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