Future of Transport & Mobility Q4 2023
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Ways to adopt greater sustainability in road haulage
The need for greater sustainability in haulage is driven by several, interconnected factors. Addressing these issues is crucial for the wellbeing of the environment, society and the long-term viability of the freight transportation industry. Transportation, particularly with traditional fossil fuel-powered vehicles, contributes significantly to greenhouse gas emissions; but we are seeing advancements in technology, which...
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Targeted investment and talent development: cornerstones of infrastructure delivery
Effective investment in infrastructure is vital to enabling sustainability, health and wellbeing as well as long-term prosperity. High-quality infrastructure is an important element of a modern society and economy. It strengthens economic growth through job creation and enhances efficiency, productivity and competitiveness. How infrastructure meets economic needs From strategies such as Project Ireland 2040 —...
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Are algorithms the future of smart urban transport?
Artificial intelligence (AI) tools will transform the way we move. AI can make urban mobility systems more sustainable, resilient and human-centric. What can we expect from smart mobility? Artificial intelligence tools can underpin a revolution in city mobility, providing opportunities for the smarter management of urban traffic and public transport, as well as for autonomous...
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Innovative steps for airports to reduce carbon emissions
Delivering significant carbon emission reductions is challenging for the airport sector. Delivering carbon emission reductions is particularly challenging for the aviation sector, as airports play a key role in facilitating journeys. Apart from flights, airports generate carbon through activities such as vehicle movements, energy use in buildings and passenger journeys between terminals. Fostering a climate-positive...
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Why electric cars are the way forward to changing behaviours on greener options
Electric vehicles are providing the gateway for greater changes in how people will act when it comes to options for transport, which will help to meet targets for reducing emissions. While electric vehicles are leading the charge to decarbonise transport in Ireland, it’s changing the mindset and behaviours of its people who will make the...
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Making circularity in transport a reality in Ireland
In a world of constant change and an increased focus on sustainability, it becomes crucial for every automotive manufacturer to take on responsibility for shaping the future of transport and mobility. At BMW Group Ireland, we have put sustainability and circularity at the centre of our strategic direction because the future of our business and...
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EV charging infrastructure: how to help the nation move efficiently
Electric vehicle (EV) charging is the new ‘hot topic’ for current and prospective EV owners — at home, in the office and on the move across the country. At the Irish EV Association (IEVA), we have seen the early adopters’ concerns around ‘range anxiety’ shift as we head towards the early majority stage of EV...
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EV chargers and HVAC: how the two industries can reduce carbon emissions
Ireland needs to reduce its carbon emissions and heat pumps and electrical vehicle (EV) chargers are part of the solution — here’s how. Reduce carbon emissions It is well-known that Ireland needs to do more to reduce its carbon emissions. This is all of our collective responsibility. Drives to reduce emissions and introduce change are...
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