Moving towards Sustainable Mobility

We now move more people and goods further, faster and more reliably than ever before. And demand for transport demand is set to more than double in the next 30 years. However, mobility comes at a price: it is currently responsible for a quarter of global CO2 emissions.

We cannot continue depleting fossil resources and releasing its sequestrated carbon into the atmosphere. The era of fossil fuels must end.

When it comes to reducing emissions, we will also need to combine all available solutions from electricity to hydrogen and renewable fuels. Only by combining these solutions will we be able to act fast. The real question should not be how we power mobility but rather if the energy carrier is renewable and sustainable.

Renewable fuels can be used in existing vehicles and use existing infrastructure whilst reducing greenhouse gas emissions by up to 90% over the life cycle of the fuel, which is on par with vehicles running on renewable electricity or green hydrogen.