#7 of 7 articles about the electrification of goods transport Electric vehicles (EVs) in goods transport bring about economic benefits. “The idea of being green has not only a long term effect on tackling climate change but also a short term business reward as fuel cost accounts for 39% to 60% …
#6 of 7 articles about the electrification of goods transport 57% of British people would consider purchasing an electric car if it were available at the right price. This finds a YouGov survey. 73% of respondents aged 18-24 would consider the option. The menu of regulation and incentives to achieve economic parity between electric vehicles …
#5 of 7 articles about the electrification of goods transport; Co-Author: Radek Janků, Founder and CEO BattSwap “Immediate investment in clean electric infrastructure will jumpstart our economy and put millions of American’s back to work building safe, sustainable and prosperous communities across our country,” writes Matt Petersen, president and CEO of the Los Angeles Cleantech …
#4 of 7 articles about the electrification of goods transport While electric heavy-duty trucks and long-haul transport still face some technology and commercial challenges, electric light commercial vehicles (eLCVs) with weight of under 3.5 tons seem to be the logical next step towards the electrification of goods transport in our cities. …
#3 of 7 articles about the electrification of goods transport End-to-end logistics, i.e. the storage, handling, and movement of goods from suppliers to manufacturers to customers requires operating major fleets, either owned or subcontracted. A high decarbonization impact has the electrification of urban fleets, taxis, mobility-as-a-service vehicles, and public transport. Urban freight represents 10 …
#2 of 7 articles about the electrification of goods transport “People all over the world believe their cities should be smart and sustainable,” claims the headline of an article published on July 30, 2020. Urbanization is one of the global mega trends. In 2018, 55% of the world’s population lived in cities. This proportion …
#1 of 7 articles about the electrification of goods transport Pre Covid-19, the United States (US) Energy Information Administration (EIA) had projected that world energy consumption would grow by nearly 50% between 2018 and 2050. The increase would come in particular from non-OECD countries to support their economic growth. The unwanted effects of …