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Clearing the Air in India: GPS could become handy
GNSS technology in highway tolling can also be pivotal for implementing policy strategies that support improvements in air quality, equitable motor vehicle taxation and transport planning.
Cabotagem no Brasil em 2021
Destaca as principais commodities transportadas por cabotagem no Brasil e as entidades envolvidas no setor para explorar o potencial de sincronizar esforços de descarbonização e facilitar a realização das emissões líquidas zero nacionais.
Coastal shipping in Brazil in 2021
Highlights the principal commodities transported through cabotage in Brazil and the entities involved in this sector to explore the potential to synchronize decarbonization efforts and facilitate achieving national net-zero emissions.
The International Council on Clean Transportation’s Board welcomes Charlotte Pera, Silvio Marcacci, and Jane Akumu
(Washington, D.C.) March 26, 2024 — The International Council on Clean Transportation (ICCT) is pleased to announce the appointment of Charlotte Pera as a new Board Member and Silvio Marcacci and Jane Akumu as Board Advisors. Charlotte Pera brings over 30 years of experience in climate change and clean energy, including significant leadership roles such […]
Gonca Seber
Gonca is a Researcher on ICCT’s Fuels team. Her research focuses on the life cycle assessment of alternative fuels. Prior to joining the ICCT, Gonca was a postdoctoral researcher in the Environmental Economics Research Group at Hasselt University in Belgium, where she worked on the LCA of sustainable aviation fuels and contributed to ICAO’s development […]
Fully electric—not plug-in hybrid—is still the future of the American car
Superior climate benefits and consumer savings are two key reasons why fully electric vehicles are the future of American clean transportation.
Toward clean and efficient passenger rail: A comparison of key indicators and policy milestones in China and the United States
Examines the differences in passenger rail systems between China and the United States, highlighting how China advanced a more efficient and sustainable rail network through strategic policies and innovation.
Sathvika Ananda
Sathvika is a Research Fellow within the Heavy-duty Vehicles program, with her research focusing primarily on the supply chain and market dynamics of heavy-duty vehicles in Europe. Aspiring to build expertise in supply chain sustainability, Sathvika is set to pursue a Master’s in Sustainability at HEC Paris following her fellowship with the ICCT.
No, EPA’s new emissions standards don’t ban gas cars
The United States’ new emissions standards for light-duty vehicles does not mandate electric vehicles as the solution for cutting emissions, but it does lead to expanded consumer choice by bringing more advanced gasoline, hybrid, and plug-in electric vehicle technologies to market.
Assessment of real-world vehicle emissions from four Scottish cities in 2022
Remote sensing campaigns in Scotland collect real-world emissions data to help inform policy and identify defective or manipulated vehicles.