The Transport sector climate action co-benefits evaluation tool (TRACE) is an Excel-based model to support quantitative evaluation of selected non-climate impacts from decarbonising the urban transport sector. Read More
This report explores several emission pathway scenarios for Georgia’s transport sector, in the context of the challenges currently faced in the sector, and the implications of international climate commitments and national development objectives. Read More
The European transport sector is the laggard of sectoral transformations, but it should not stand in the way of a more ambitious EU Climate Law. Our latest blogpost recommends policies that could reach a 65% emission reduction by 2030. Read More
We assess the EIB’s transport-related investment portfolio 2015-2019 and propose evaluation criteria to align transport investments with the Paris Agreement. Read More
This report presents a pathway and required policy packages to decarbonise the European transport sector by 2040. Read More
The health impact model uses an accessible methodology for quantifying the health impacts of air pollution from different sources of electricity generation and other fuel combustion Read More