Decarbonisation of transportation and shipping will require us to leverage improvements to green technologies and adapt to new ways of thinking and organising. It will require us to make different choices, on an individual and collective level.

This is the final episode in our series of specials in the run up to COP26. We will learn about a new concept known as a Transport-Energy Nexus, we will learn about how government is advised on the best climate policies and we will learn about a new hydrogen hub planned for the North East England.

Guests

Eoin Devane, Senior Analyst, Climate Change Committee

Craig Lucas, Director of Energy Transformation, Mott MacDonald

Kim Yates, UK & Europe Sustainability Lead, Mott MacDonald

Resources

To read Transport Decarbonisation Plan, click here

To read the 6th Carbon Budget from the Climate Change Committee, click here

For more information on the IPCC Report, click here

For the Tees Valley Multi-Modal Hydrogen Transport Hub Masterplan, click here

To visit the Moata Carbon Portal, click here

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