2018
Toward Zero Emissions by 2050: The Role of Transportation Technology
The transportation sector is undergoing tremendous change. Low-cost electric vehicles are on the near-term horizon, new mobility services are gaining momentum, and CAVs promise to upend traditional business models and vehicle use cases. At the same time, literature suggests that achieving the Paris climate agreement goals requires increasing policy ambition and achieving global net carbon neutrality by midcentury. Practical strategies and policy frameworks must be established to guide the evolution of the transportation sector. This session will share the latest insights on emerging vehicle technologies, highlight innovative ideas and partnerships already in progress, and examine potential timelines for achieving zero emissions.
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Projected Future Trends of Automated Vehicles and Practical Strategies to Lower Energy Use and Emissions
Jeffery Greenblatt, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
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P18-21133 |
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Policies to Ensure a Zero-Emission Future in a Connected and Automated Light-Duty Sector
Lewis Fulton, University of California, Davis
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P18-21134 |
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Innovative Ideas and Partnerships to Accelerate Large-Scale Adoption of Zero-Emission Heavy-Duty Trucks and Buses
Michael Simon, TransPower
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P18-21135 |
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