Transport

Goods and human transport releases many small and medium emissions that together constitute over 25% of global greenhouse gas emissions, in addition to causing harmful air pollution. Bellona works to end the use of fossil fuels and switch to clean energy carriers such as electric mobility, limited use of sustainable biofuels where electrification at scale is not yet possible, increasing the use of public transport and efficient transport solutions.

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February 12, 2020 Electric mobility, Transport

While the number of electric cars in Russia is on the upswing, they remain a rare sight

With each passing year, the number of electric cars sold in Russia is growing exponentially, but it is still to early to suggest the country […]

February 6, 2020 Electric mobility

Hit & Sunk: How to Clean the Shipping Sector

Bellona, we believe that electric infrastructure supplying ships with shore- and charging power along with addressing fossil fuel subsidies […]

February 4, 2020 Climate change, Electric mobility, Fossil fuels, Renewable energy, Transport

The fossil fuel industries are under attack on four fronts – and they’re losing

The fossil fuel industries of coal, oil and natural gas are now under attack on four separate fronts. They are unlikely to survive this for […]

January 15, 2020 Arctic, Industrial Pollution, Nuclear issues, Nuclear Russia, Renewable energy, Russian human rights issues, Transport

What Bellona Russia accomplished in 2019

To Bellona’s Russian office, 2019 was a year of waste – household waste, hazardous waste and radioactive waste. Nearly all of the […]

January 15, 2020 Electric mobility, Transport

In a world rolling on electric wheels, how long can oil survive?

Over the past year, the Bellona Foundation celebrated two anniversaries. Thirty years ago Bellona and close supporters registered the first […]

Get in touch with our expert in this field

Mark Preston Aragonès

Policy Advisor
mark@bellona.org
+32 (0) 486 73 82 06

Mark holds a Bachelor’s degree in International Relations from the University of Sussex and a MSc in Climate Change, Development and Policy from the Institute of Development Studies. At Bellona Europa, he works on zero emission mobility and negative emissions.