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

April 27, 2016 Climate change, Electric mobility, Future energy system, Transport

Germany to offer electric vehicle incentives worth 1 billion euro

An agreement was reached earlier today, 27 April 2016, between the German government and car making companies Volkswagen, Daimler and BMW, […]

April 22, 2016 Climate change, Electric mobility, Energy storage, Future energy system, Transport

Bellona represented at inaugural event of the European Platform for Electro-mobility

Yesterday, 21 April 2016, Brussels hosted the inaugural event of the Platform for Electro-mobility, a growing multi-stakeholder effort to […]

April 21, 2016 Electric mobility, Future energy system

Bellona Brief: Attaining an interoperable EV recharging infrastructure in Europe

BRUSSELS – The year 2016 will be a decisive year in terms of EU Member States’ preparatory process for the implementation of the […]

April 21, 2016 Climate change, Electric mobility, Future energy system, Transport

Japanese car maker Mitsubishi joins the list of emission test cheaters

Mitsubishi Motors has yesterday, 20 April 2016, admitted to having manipulated emission tests on at least 625,000 of four of its mini-car […]

March 7, 2016 Climate change, Electric mobility, European Union, Future energy system, Transport

Ambiguous EU directive risks unintentionally retarding EV uptake

2016 is set to be a busy year for the European Union, with a number of legislative processes currently underway on the climate and energy […]

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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.