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

May 20, 2019 Electric mobility, Transport

4 Easy Steps to Spot Greenwashing

Reality Check – “Electric Vehicles emit more CO2 than diesel cars”
– Part II

May 8, 2019 Electric mobility, Fossil fuels, Transport

4 Easy Steps to Spot Greenwashing

Reality Check – “Electric Vehicles emit more CO2 than diesel cars”
– Part I

Towards a European sustainable battery industry: how to create jobs for a low carbon society?

April 5, 2019 Electric mobility, Energy storage, European Union

Market will be there for batteries, Europe can still catch up, says Frederic Hauge

On Tuesday 2nd of April, Bellona co-organised an event on ‘Sustainable Battery production in Europe’, with the European Policy […]

April 1, 2019 Electric mobility, Transport

As of last month, nearly 60 percent of new cars sold in Norway are electric

Almost 60 percent of all new cars sold in Norway in March were fully electric, said the Norwegian Road Federation on Monday, setting a new […]

March 28, 2019 Electric mobility, Transport

What could make electric cars more useful — and less like UFOs — to Russians?

While sightings of electric cars have become commonplace in many European countries, why are they still so exotic to Russian eyes? When will […]

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.