Who is it for?
Sustainability and fleet managers to benchmark decarbonisation actions against operators in Western Europe, Eastern Europe and Australia, compare efficiency and fuel-switching options, lower TCO, gear up for upcoming regulations such as ETS2, CO₂-based tolls and CountEmissionsEU, and plan investments.
Procurement managers to understand how to decarbonise contracted transport services, from customer price premiums and longer contracts to book-and-claim schemes, and to explore routing and load optimisation as ways to cut emissions.
Marketing and product managers to validate product-market fit by seeing which fuels, vehicles and technologies operators plan to adopt, gain deeper insights into regional and company-size differences, and craft sustainability narratives grounded in what operators actually say.
Public authorities to understand the cost barriers facing operators, address gaps in charging and grid infrastructure, and design the incentives and enabling conditions needed to accelerate change.
What is it for?
Empower your decisions with the latest insights into operators’ decarbonisation journeys and the enabling conditions required – plan smartly, invest wisely.
Full 94-page briefing contents:
- Chap 1: Introduction
- Chap 2: Carbon emissions: context
- Chap 3: Decarbonisation regulatory approach by region
- Chap 4: The IRU Green Compact
- Chap 5: Efficient drivers: the human side of decarbonisation
- Chap 6: Efficient vehicles: decarbonising the fleet
- Chap 7: Efficient logistics: reducing transport energy intensity
- Chap 8: Collective mobility
- Chap 9: Alternative fuels: crucial step towards carbon neutrality
- Chap 10: Enabling conditions
- Chap 11: Voices from the road: what operators told us
- Chap 12: Key takeaways
