Electric mobility

Electric cars, buses, ships and bikes are quickly becoming a viable substitute for the traditional internal combustion engine. This section explores advances in the electric mobility industry and international efforts to create infrastructure and legislation that further these emissions-free vehicles as a viable alternative to traditional transport.

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Electric mobility

November 20, 2017 Electric mobility, International climate conferences

Bellona COP23 event puts electric shipping in the spotlight: the technology is here, what we need now is regulation

“A quiet revolution is taking place” highlighted Bellona at one of its COP23 side events on electrification of maritime transport in […]

November 15, 2017 Electric mobility, Transport

Bellona and Murmansk look to build an e-car charging bridge between east and west

Bellona and the city government of Murmansk are trying to pave the way for a future where Russia’s northernmost capital and Norway are […]

November 9, 2017 Electric mobility

Bellona warns against premature EV incentive cuts in Norway

Today, Bellona sent a recommendations letter to ESA (EFTA Surveillance Authority), highlighting the importance of keeping Norwegian electric […]

November 8, 2017 Electric mobility, European Union, Transport

Commission’s transport package fudge fails to back its ‘electric ambitions’ with convincing enforcement design

Today, 8 November, the European Commission published its long-awaited, though hollow transport package, containing a number of (un)decisive […]

October 27, 2017 Carbon Capture and Storage, Climate change, Electric mobility, International climate conferences

Bellona event in Oslo: What is at stake at this year’s UN climate summit?

This Wednesday Bellona arranged a “kickoff” prior to this year’s UN Climate Change Conference in Bonn, COP23. The event was meant to […]

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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.