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Transport represents approximately 24% of global energy-related CO2 emissions; as a sector, its contribution to climate change is evident. In this EdenTree Insight, we discuss the future of road transport, including the current challenges and alternatives to fossil fuels. We will examine how road transport can become smarter, demonstrate the need to decarbonise the sector and explore ways to reduce the dependency on individual car ownership.

The Future of Road Transport

Esmé van Herwijnen Esmé van Herwijnen Responsible Investment Analyst
The Future of Road Transport
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The Future of Road Transport

Esmé van Herwijnen


Responsible Investment Analyst

Transport is key to providing people with the access they need to lead full and involved lives and therefore plays an important part in allowing people to participate fully in society. However, in order to be sustainable, transport needs to do more than just provide access to jobs, markets, education or other services. It needs to be safe, affordable, accessible, efficient, and resilient, while minimizing carbon and other emissions and environmental impacts.

In this EdenTree Insight, we will discuss the current challenges facing road transport and look at alternatives to fossil fuels. We will examine how road transport can become smarter, demonstrate the need to decarbonise the sector and explore how to reduce the dependency on individual car ownership.

We will also explore how the low-carbon transition presents new investment opportunities for the responsible and sustainable investor. As road transport evolves to become more sustainable, the environmental, social and governance risks in the automobile sector and wider transport value chain are also changing, and we will examine some of these challenges in more detail.

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