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Here you'll find studies, reports, publications and expert articles sorted in alphabetical order.

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"The inter-company travel plan"
Subject: The physical expansion of towns and business parks, the increase in business travel and the sustainable mobility stakes that such issues involve have led to the necessity to mobilise businesses established within the same business park, in order to encourage shared reflexion and resources in the form, for example, of an Inter-Company Travel Plan aimed at reducing and optimising travel.
Author: Orée, ADEME
Date: 2009

 
2010 Mobility Study

Subject: The results presented by the UTP in its annual report on French mobility are taken from a survey of over a thousand respondents. The Observatory notes several key trends: a reduced number of journeys in town, the popularity of public transport, the marginality of multimodal journeys, and the demand for more frequent and punctual public transport …

Author: The Mobility Observatory of the Public and Rail Transport Association (UTP)

Date: December 2010
Annual Energy Outlook 2010 - With Projections to 2035
Subject: In its annual report, the US Energy Information Administration (EIA) estimates that the global targets for reducing CO2 emissions have not been hit and that greenhouse gas emissions could increase by 43% by 2035. These emissions will notably come from those countries experiencing strong economic growth, such as China and India, who should expect to see their demand for electricity explode. This is why it is advocating the implementation of a restrictive international agreement in order to promote the emergence of alternative energy sources.
Boost! Transforming the powertrain value chain – a portfolio challenge

Subject: This report analyses the future of the automotive market, identifying electric mobility as one of the key drivers behind its development. It predicts coexistence between different technologies while stipulating that electric vehicles could represent between 20% and 35% of the automotive market. Using three defined scenarios, the study examines the different transitions facing the automotive sector between now and 2030, in terms of technology, employment and energy.

Author: McKinsey & Company

Date: January 2011
Building a low-carbon economy - the UK's innovation challenge

Subject : Developing the UK's green growth will imply a political investment in Research and Development. This report offers an insight into the innovative technologies the nation should be looking to immediately develop in order to reduce its CO2 emissions (smart grid, electric vehicles…). It also recommends engaging in research in promising fields such as biofuels and hydrogen energy.

Author : The Committee on Climate Change

Date : July 2010

Type : Report

Intended audience : Government
Can Cars Come Clean? Strategies for Low-Emission Vehicles
Subject: In the face of increased pollutant emissions from motor vehicles, what is the potential of conventional and innovative technologies to reduce these emissions?
Author: OECD
Date: 2004
Car sharing in France and worldwide, tomorrow's mobility?
Subject: A panorama of car sharing in France and worldwide and analysis of the elements necessary for its large-scale development.
Author: Research Institute for Business Vehicles
Date: 09/2009
Charging Forward: Electric Vehicle Survey

Subject: Several automotive industry experts were asked to contribute to the first edition of this PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC)  report, which aims to evaluate the factors that will influence the success of electric vehicles in the short, medium and long term.

 

Author: PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC)

 

Date: April 2011
Cities for living, 2010

Subject: This survey, carried out in 7 metropolises in 4 continents, brings together around 7,000 individuals’ opinions about their cities. From São Paulo to Cairo, via London, it highlights city dwellers’ expectations, by establishing a typology of relationships with the city. Opinions are analysed according to localisation criteria and also by sex, age and family structure.

The report concludes with a “panorama” composed of a fact sheet for each city, presenting the study’s key figures, with a focus on environmental preoccupations.

Author: TNS Sofres for the Véolia Urban Lifestyle Observatory (Observatoire Véolia des Modes de Vie Urbain) at  Véolia Environnement

Date: July 2010
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