(E)Mission Zero: Towards zero-emission mobility in European cities
The Clean Cities Campaign latest research is out now! It looks at which combination of policies and technologies are most effective at cutting emissions in 5️ European cities.
Also available in Italian 
New modelling by Clean Cities reveals transport emissions can be cut by over 90% by the 2030s with swift implementation of well established urban transport measures.
This is the key take-away from a first-of-its-kind study modelling five cities from across Europe (Madrid, Greater Manchester, Milan, Brussels and Warsaw). The measures include: introducing low- or zero-emission zones, greening urban logistics fleets, electrifying the public transport network, expanding cycling infrastructure, and introducing traffic-calming measures.
The report (E)Mission Zero models four different scenarios representing a range of common decarbonisation strategies – the first prioritising active and public transport, the second electrification, the third combining those two and the fourth being a high-ambition scenario that takes cities close to zero-emission mobility. In the most ambitious scenario, cities would need to go as far as possible on implementing zero-emission zones, electrifying the vehicle fleet and overhauling urban logistics services.
