se ry nd se ds and efficiency of current climate policies for road transport that (1) target fuel producers and/or car manufacturers, and (2) influence use of alternative fuels and technologies. With diversifying fuel supply chains, carbon intensity of fuels and energy efficiency of vehicles cannot be regulated by a single more of ene feedsto respon ission the transport sector by then, according to these calculations (IEA, vest-Kahn and nolo-port: and electric bicycles can improve the energy efficiency and reduce Contents lists available at ScienceDirec
Globally, the transportation sector is the second largest energy consuming sector after the industri...
Under the European Union’s Voluntary Agreement with car manufacturers, average light vehicle CO2 emi...
This thesis analyzes the worlds future energy supply in general, and cost-effective fuel choices in ...
The global rise of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and its potentially devastating consequences requi...
Three approaches commonly are identified for controlling automobile greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions: ...
Three approaches are commonly identified for controlling automobile greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions: ...
Considering the role of transport for a 1.5 Degree stabilization pathway and the importance of light...
A number of countries regulate the fuel economy of new light-duty vehicles, while others regulate ca...
The regionalized Global Energy Transition (GET-R 6.0) modelhas been modified to include a detailed d...
There is no abstract to this Elsevier book chapter. Here is instead our Discussion/Conclusion chapte...
A future energy system for road transport requires optimised energy use and primary energy decarboni...
The Paris Agreement set policy scenarios to address mitigating against the climate emergency, by red...
© Lawbook Co.The recent World Summit on Sustainable Development (WSSD) has given a strong impetus to...
This paper shows the importance of including region-specific circumstances in long-term climate chan...
Road transport is responsible for a significant share of the global GHG emissions. In order to addre...
Globally, the transportation sector is the second largest energy consuming sector after the industri...
Under the European Union’s Voluntary Agreement with car manufacturers, average light vehicle CO2 emi...
This thesis analyzes the worlds future energy supply in general, and cost-effective fuel choices in ...
The global rise of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and its potentially devastating consequences requi...
Three approaches commonly are identified for controlling automobile greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions: ...
Three approaches are commonly identified for controlling automobile greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions: ...
Considering the role of transport for a 1.5 Degree stabilization pathway and the importance of light...
A number of countries regulate the fuel economy of new light-duty vehicles, while others regulate ca...
The regionalized Global Energy Transition (GET-R 6.0) modelhas been modified to include a detailed d...
There is no abstract to this Elsevier book chapter. Here is instead our Discussion/Conclusion chapte...
A future energy system for road transport requires optimised energy use and primary energy decarboni...
The Paris Agreement set policy scenarios to address mitigating against the climate emergency, by red...
© Lawbook Co.The recent World Summit on Sustainable Development (WSSD) has given a strong impetus to...
This paper shows the importance of including region-specific circumstances in long-term climate chan...
Road transport is responsible for a significant share of the global GHG emissions. In order to addre...
Globally, the transportation sector is the second largest energy consuming sector after the industri...
Under the European Union’s Voluntary Agreement with car manufacturers, average light vehicle CO2 emi...
This thesis analyzes the worlds future energy supply in general, and cost-effective fuel choices in ...