Experts from industry, academia, government and not - for - profit research organizations engaged in a closed - door dialogue over the course of one day to discuss emerging options to reduce fuel consumption and emissions from the on - road
freight transport sector.
After reviewing ECCC's proposed approach, Pollution Probe compiled a series of comments in support of increasingly stringent emission regulations that would be feasible for Canada's on - road
freight transport sector to comply with from an economic perspective.
It is the hope of the commercial vehicles industry that by applying a more coordinated and integrated approach Europe's
freight transport sector could do even more to contribute to reducing CO2 emissions across Europe and the world.
Not exact matches
Electric cars move into the mainstream quickly, but decarbonising the
transport sector also requires much more stringent efficiency measures across the board, notably for road
freight.
Electric cars move into the mainstream quickly, but decarbonising the
transport sector also requires much more stringent efficiency measures across the board, notably for road
freight.
Pollution Probe works with government and the heavy - duty vehicle
sector to help facilitate the coordinated efforts required to reduce the carbon footprint of
freight transport.
Based on continuing current rates of growth for passengers and
freight, and if no mitigation options are implemented to overcome the barriers, the current
transport sector's GHG emissions could increase by up to 50 % by 2035 at continued current rates of growth and almost double by 2050.
This makes it suitable for powering the heavy
transport sectors that can't be electrified — diesel powered prime movers for road
freight, mining trucks, combine harvesters and tractors, and aviation — that don't otherwise have good alternatives.
It plays a particularly important role in the
transport sector where it helps to decarbonize long - haul
transport (aviation, marine and long - haul road
freight), with a ten-fold increase in final energy demand from today's 3 EJ to nearly 30 EJ.
Yet cutting back in this
sector, «will be challenging, since the continuing growth in passenger and
freight activity could outweigh all mitigation measures unless
transport emissions can be strongly decoupled from GDP growth.»
With a recent International
Transport Forum study projecting that freight volumes could quadruple by 2050, the Low - carbon Freight initiative is an important catalyst to spearhead solutions to help manage and mitigate transport sector e
Transport Forum study projecting that
freight volumes could quadruple by 2050, the Low - carbon Freight initiative is an important catalyst to spearhead solutions to help manage and mitigate transport sector emi
freight volumes could quadruple by 2050, the Low - carbon
Freight initiative is an important catalyst to spearhead solutions to help manage and mitigate transport sector emi
Freight initiative is an important catalyst to spearhead solutions to help manage and mitigate
transport sector e
transport sector emissions.
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