International Council on Clean Transportation4d
Trends of new passenger cars in China: CO2 emissions and technologies, 2022–2023
The 2022/2023 edition of this report offers a statistical and infographic overview of the latest trends in the Chinese ...
International Council on Clean Transportation5d
How can U.S. state SAF policies pave the way for decarbonization?
Sustainable aviation fuels (SAFs) are essential for aviation decarbonization but make up less than 1% of United States jet fuel consumption. Coupled with federal tax incentives, U.S. states have ...
International Council on Clean Transportation6d
International experiences shed light on best practices for congestion pricing in Delhi
In considering congestion taxing to help address poor air quality, Delhi has the opportunity to draw on global insights and establish a strong precedent for tackling traffic congestion and air ...
International Council on Clean Transportation11d
The ICCT comments on U.K. emissions trading scheme scope expansion in the maritime sector
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International Council on Clean Transportation12d
How upstream methane leakage further weakens the argument for natural gas trucks
Natural gas trucks’ greenhouse gas benefits are marginal when accounting for methane leakage—and could lock out better ...
International Council on Clean Transportation12d
Electrifying on-road freight: A case study of drayage trucks in the city of Tianjin, China
Our latest case study in collaboration with China Automotive Technology & Research Center (CATARC) explores the use case for ...
International Council on Clean Transportation19d
Low Emission Zones in Pimpri-Chinchwad Could Cut Air Pollution by Up to 79% by 2030, reveals ICCT Study
LEZ Hotspots Revealed: 63% of Pimpri-Chinchwad’s Tailpipe Emissions Emanate from Just 47% of the City’s Area, Offering a Strategic Opportunity for Focused Pollution Control, says study Pune/Pimpri ...
International Council on Clean Transportation19d
CO2 emission standards to achieve Mexico’s 2030 electrification target for light-duty vehicles
More than 90% of Mexico’s CO 2 emissions from transportation come from vehicles on the road, with light-duty vehicles accounting for 65% of the on-road transport CO 2 emissions. Mexico’s updated ...
International Council on Clean Transportation19d
Norma de emisiones de CO2 para alcanzar la meta de electrificación de vehículos ligeros de México al 2030
Más del 90% de las emisiones de CO 2 en México provenientes del transporte son generadas por vehículos en circulación, con los vehículos ligeros representando el 65% de las emisiones de CO 2 del ...