RF 4 How can governments support and help accelerate a resilient transition to low carbon transport?
Tuesday, February 8 09:45 - 11:15 (Calgary)
Chair : Patrick Malléjacq, Secretary General, PIARC
This session will introduce work carried out as part of the International Transport Forum (ITF) Decarbonising Transport Initiative (DTI), which helps governments and industry translate climate ambitions into actions.
The session will initially review government responses to the Covid-19 pandemic, touching on ITF work carried out in South-East Asia, and exploring how building greater resiliency to COVID-19 can also help governments develop climate resilient pathways to prepare for future disruptions to the transport sector.
The session will then focus on the upcoming technology transition, reviewing current policies and market trends in low carbon vehicles, and potential challenges that need to be addressed to ensure a resilient technology transition, including focusing on labour and skills, government fuel duty revenues and material supply chains. The session will then touch on heavy duty road freight, one of the most challenging modes of transport to decarbonise, with a presentation on recent ITF work on technology and policy pathways conducted with policymakers and industry.
Welcome and session introduction
• Young Tae Kim, Secretary General, ITF
• Patrick Malléjacq, Secretary General, PIARC
Presentations
Covid-19
response and recovery guidelines
• Wei-Shiuen Ng, ITF
Cleaner Vehicles – Achieving a resilient technology transition
• Vatsalya Sohu, ITF
Hard-to-Abate - Decarbonising Heavy Duty Road Freight
• Matteo Craglia, ITF
Greening Freight Transport: Norway’s strategies; Work of PIARC
Committee 2.3
• Else-Marie Marskar, Norwegian Public Roads Administration
The Space Race – How best to allocate road space in urban
environments?
• Luis Martinez, ITF
Video
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Questions and Answers
• Moderated by Patrick Malléjacq, Secretary General, PIARC
Conclusion
• Young Tae Kim, Secretary General, ITF
Session Organiser: Matteo Craglia, ITF
Session Secretary: Matteo Craglia, ITF