Digital Library on Green Mobility

Reports

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This study aims to present the evolving concept of VGI and its different elements and analyse the feasibility of its implementation in the Indian context. It also provides a roadmap for VGI implementation in India by taking into account the domestic electric vehicle ecosystem

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This report provides a valuable roadmap to help governments, businesses, and civil society organizations (CSOs) assess their role in multistakeholder partnerships and how these partnerships can contribute to transformative change and progress on the SDGs.

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Unlocking the economic potential of rooftop solar PV in India

2020

Author(s): International Energy Agency

This report is based on the insights of the workshop’s participants, supplemented by the outcome of additional analysis by IEA and CEEW. It aims to answer six key questions regarding the acceleration of RTS expansion in India, and offers detailed policy options, business solutions and administrative modifications for the rapid deployment of RTS. Most of the proposed solutions could accelerate the deployment of RTS in the next one to two years, and do not require the implementation of structural changes in the central or state regulatory frameworks.

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Quantifying the grid impacts from large adoption of electric vehicles in China

2020

Author(s): Xue L, Jian L, Ying W, Xiaoshi L, Ying X

Synthesizing results from WRI China’s EV-Grid Simulator, this report analyzes the grid impacts of different types of EV charging within two Chinese cities and recommends the use of VGI measures to defer costly grid capacity expansions.

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As the world’s largest emitter of greenhouse gases, China has a crucial role to play in tackling the climate crisis. Fortunately, China is signaling that it is taking this challenge seriously with President Xi Jinping’s recent announcement that China aims to peak its emissions before 2030 and reach carbon neutrality before 2060.

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State of climate action: assessing progress toward 2030 and 2050

2020

Author(s): Lebling K, (et.al)

The report outlines opportunities within all six sectors to align emissions trajectories with what the science suggests is necessary to avoid the worst climate impacts. Countries, businesses, philanthropy and others must urgently put in place policies, incentives and financial investments to accelerate us toward that safer, prosperous and more equitable future.

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Comparison of Decarbonisation Strategies for India’s Land Transport Sector

2019

Author(s): Center for Study of Science, Technology and Policy (CSTEP), Council on Energy, Environment and Water (CEEW), Integrated Research for Action and Development (IRADe), Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL), The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI)

This report provides the results of an inter-model comparison exercise undertaken by five modelling teams to analyse the future growth of India’s transport sector and to evaluate the role of various transport sector policies in reducing transport related energy emissions in India.

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Jamaica Transportation Greenhouse Gas Reduction Plan

2019

Author(s): Johnson C, Koebrich S, Singer M

This report aims to inform the revised National Transport Policy so that it aligns with Jamaica’s overall GHG reduction targets and enables the road transportation sector to contribute toward these targets.

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A Time of Unprecedented Change in the Transport System

2019

Author(s): The Government Office for Science (UK)

This report reflects on the history that has shaped transport and mobility in the UK, examines the current trends in the system, and considers different scenarios that will help policy-makers to identify the choices and trade-offs to come – and to grasp the exciting opportunities that exist.

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Philippine Urban Mobility Programme

2019

Author(s): Kaenzig R, Mettke C, Mariano P

The Philippine Urban Mobility Programme has a vision towards ‘people-oriented cities empowered by efficient, dignified, and sustainable mobility.