A-PACT, a coalition led by WBCSD, is developing a methodology for calculating the total greenhouse gas emissions generated by automotive parts over their life cycle.
WBCSD launched a new sustainable urban mobility systems map.
At COP26, WBCSD launched a new report outlining the cross-sectoral actions needed to accelerate the deployment of efficient electric vehicle fleets and sustainable charging infrastructure.
New study: “Mobility as a Service” could make travel in cities user-centric and climate-friendly.
Digitalization has re-shaped mobility in the last decade.
The report, Sustainable Mobility: Policy Making for Data Sharing outlines a comprehensive policy framework with actionable guidance for policymakers to support the adoption of data sharing to achieve sustainable urban mobility.
he demand for mobility will grow significantly in the coming years, but our urban transportation systems are at their limits. Increasing digitalization and data sharing in urban mobility can help governments and businesses to respond to this challenge and accelerate the transition toward sustainability.
The Circular Cars Initiative (CCI) today launched two new reports highlighting concrete and collaborative actions for business and policymakers to increase circularity and reduce emissions in the automotive industry.
While the growth in electric cars is happening faster than we thought, truly meeting climate goals will take riding the momentum of another big transition – one to the circular economy.
The 13th Daimler Sustainability Dialogue has brought together more than 200 representatives from business, politics and society – for the first time digitally, but by no means less significantly, at a time when climate change, the global pandemic and critical debates about inequality are fueling worldwide discussions.