Global sales of electric cars are growing faster than expected. While electric vehicles are a promising solution for reducing emissions during vehicle utilization, the carbon footprint of the manufacturing phase remains an issue. To address this problem, the automotive industry needs to adopt a higher degree of circularity by managing a convergence of technologies, business […]
WBCSD’s Carbon Transparency Pathfinder is a new initiative dedicated to enabling widescale exchange of primary, carbon emissions data. With many businesses doubling down on credible decarbonization solutions toward COP26 and beyond, the Pathfinder will support their climate action with a comprehensive methodology and technical infrastructure for sharing granular, consistent and verified product-level data on primary […]
This Mission Paper introduces WBCSD’s Value Chain Carbon Transparency Pathfinder: a new initiative dedicated to enabling widespread exchange of carbon emissions data.
The global transformation to Net Zero is underway but we are still not on track. WBCSD calls on business and governments to double down on climate action on the crucial road to COP 26.
The objective of this report is to document practical experiences and lessons from EV adoption in ride-hailing. BluSmart, a new all-electric car ride-hailing service in India, was selected for this demonstration.
Ingka Group has taken a strong stance on sustainable mobility to transform to a low carbon company and become climate positive by 2030.
Already carbon neutral today for corporate emissions worldwide, the company plans to bring its entire carbon footprint to net zero 20 years sooner than IPCC targets
Cities around the world are taking action to reduce congestion, limit emissions and improve air quality. To address these interconnected issues, the SEUL project deployed game-changing technology that enables simultaneous recharging of electric fleets.
The built environment is responsible for almost 40% of the global energy and process-related CO2 emissions. To meet the Paris Agreement and limit global warming to 1.5°C, we need to reach net-zero emissions across all activities in the building and construction system.
As one of the leaders in the energy transition in France, ENGIE Cofely initiated a new EV fleet adoption project with the ambition of offering a zero-emission solution to 50 technicians in their company.