Driving net-zero mobility through technology, policy,
and investment..

Clean transport is a cornerstone of the energy transition, accounting for a major share of global emissions and oil demand. While electrification is advancing rapidly in road transport—especially for light-duty vehicles—decarbonizing non-terrestrial modes such as maritime, aviation, and rail requires diverse strategies. These include the use of sustainable fuels (e.g. eFuels, biofuels, green hydrogen, and ammonia), efficiency improvements, and modal shifts. Innovation and infrastructure deployment are key to enabling these alternatives at scale.

Maritime transport, responsible for nearly 3% of global emissions, is undergoing a profound transformation. Ports and shipping companies are exploring low- and zero-emission vessels, shore-side electrification, and digital optimization of routes and logistics. Green corridors—routes between major ports using only clean fuels—are emerging as testbeds for scaling innovation. Regulation from international bodies such as the IMO, along with incentives and green financing, is accelerating momentum toward net-zero shipping.

Accelerating clean transport requires coordinated action across technology, policy, and markets. Public investment, international standards, and cross-sector collaboration will be essential to overcome barriers and reduce costs. Clean mobility is not only about emissions—it also enhances energy security, reduces pollution in urban and coastal areas, and positions transport actors to lead in the next era of global mobility