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网页The ICCT is an independent, nonprofit research organization founded to provide exceptional, objective, timely research and technical and scientific analysis to environmental regulators. Our work empowers policymakers and others worldwide to improve the environmental performance of road, marine, and air transportation to benefit public health ...
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网页Tracing the steel supply chain of the shipbuilding industry. Investigates the greenhouse gas emissions associated with steelmaking for shipbuilding and proposes strategies for decarbonizing the industry through improved energy efficiency, increased use of low-emission processes, and enhanced cross-industry collaboration. 05 Sep 2024.
China - International Council on Clean Transportation
网页2024年8月14日 · China is the largest market for new light- and heavy-duty vehicles. Seven of the world’s 10 largest container ports are in China. The nation’s industrial dynamism has also created some of the world’s worst air-quality issues and made China the world’s biggest carbon emitter. Policymakers have responded with stringent, innovative regulations, and China is moving into a leadership role ...
Our Approach - International Council on Clean Transportation
网页The International Council on Clean Transportation (ICCT) is an independent nonprofit research organization founded to provide exceptional, objective, timely research and technical and scientific analysis to environmental regulators. Our work empowers policymakers and others worldwide to improve the environmental performance of …
Electrification - International Council on Clean Transportation
网页2024年8月7日 · Electric vehicles are the single most important technology for decarbonizing the transport sector. They are several times more efficient at converting energy into vehicle propulsion than gasoline and diesel vehicles, with much lower life-cycle emissions. By 2050, electric power will have to dominate the light vehicle segments and make significant inroads in the heavy-duty categories. ICCT ...
Publications - International Council on Clean Transportation
网页3 天之前 · This briefing provides an overview of the carbon dioxide (CO2) emission levels of new passenger cars in the European Union (EU) for 2023, based on preliminary data from the European Environment Agency. The analysis finds that all manufacturers met their 2023 CO2 targets. ICCT Authors: Uwe Tietge, Jan Dornoff, Peter Mock.
Aviation - International Council on Clean Transportation
网页2024年1月17日 · Carbon emissions from commercial flight are set to triple by 2050 amid surging travel and freight demand. Nonetheless, emissions could be slashed by 85% through demand management, advances in efficiency technologies, and expanded use of biofuels. ICCT shows how to design pragmatic policies using research on aircraft technology, fuel efficiency, and alternative fuels.
Vision 2050 - International Council on Clean Transportation
网页Vision 2050: A strategy to … by The International Council o…. In our Vision 2050 paper, we address four questions that are central to the ICCT’s vision for decarbonizing the global transportation sector. 1. What is the baseline trajectory of global transportation emissions from 2020 to 2050 by country and by vehicle segment?
Strategies - International Council on Clean Transportation
网页Strategies. Our Vision 2050 document and supporting research outline a strategy for decarbonizing transportation by 2050. We propose an ambitious yet feasible set of policies and technologies for achieving that goal, showing that it can be done. And we designate the top priorities for each major component of the sector — cars, buses, heavy trucks, ships, airplanes, and trains.