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Zero Emission Freight Initiative Launched at WNEVC 2022 in Beijing

27. September 2022

  • Freight & Logistics, Future Trends, News, Sino-German Cooperation on Low Carbon Transport
On 26th August 2022, GIZ together with Smart Freight Centre (SFC), Energy Foundation China and other institutes have co-hosted the Zero Emission Medium and Heavy-Duty Commercial Vehicles Forum at the World New Energy Vehicle Congress (WNEVC) 2022[1]. The Zero Emission Freight Initiative (ZEFI), industry voluntary platform, has been launched at the Forum.

On 26th August 2022, GIZ together with Smart Freight Centre (SFC), Energy Foundation China and other institutes have co-hosted the Zero Emission Medium and Heavy-Duty Commercial Vehicles Forum at the World New Energy Vehicle Congress (WNEVC) 2022[1]. The Zero Emission Freight Initiative (ZEFI), industry voluntary platform, has been launched at the Forum.

The Climate Finance Gap Fund to support the city of Xianning with early-stage project preparation for climate-resilient plans and integrated transport

23. September 2022

  • News, Sino-German Cooperation on Low Carbon Transport
GIZ, on behalf of the City Climate Finance Gap Fund (The Gap Fund), is currently implementing a technical assistance (TA) project to the city of Xianning on its early-stage development of a comprehensive transport infrastructure project concept. The project concept includes both climate change mitigation and adaptation components, such as waterway and greenway, public transport and cycling, water and wastewater infrastructure, and urban regeneration.

Decarbonising China’s Transport Sector – Workshop on Developing Road Transport Carbon Emission Models for Chinese Cities

26. August 2022

  • Future Trends, News, Sino-German Cooperation on Low Carbon Transport, Urban & Rural Transport
To support Chinese cities by engaging experts and decisionmakers at municipal and provincial levels in introducing best practices from Europe and China in city-level transport emissions model development and applications, a workshop on Decarbonising China’s Transport Sector was held online on 15th August, 2022. This workshop explored the current challenges and opportunities for the establishment of transport emission models and facilitating peer-to-peer learning among Chinese cities/provinces, with a focus on introducing modelling methodologies for urban transport emissions in Chinese cities.

Climate Goals and Recommendations for Action in China’s Transport Sector

23. August 2022

  • Future Trends, NDC Transport Intiative for Asia, News, Urban & Rural Transport
The transport sector is a key sector with regards to fossil fuel consumption, and its energy consumption and GHG emissions have been widely concerning. In recent years, China’s transport sector has made great efforts in promoting energy conservation and emission reduction, and has achieved significant results. However, there are still many problems and challenges existing in the field of transport which need to be managed, in order to accelerate the processes of energy saving and carbon reduction, and promote the realization of carbon dioxide peaking and carbon neutrality.

All in one? New Report on Urban Mobility Stations in Practice

15. August 2022

  • News
Based on interviews with stakeholders from public institutions, research institutes and traffic planning bureaus, the report highlights the importance of inclusive planning, the buy-in of all local actors as well as the consideration of specific spatial requirements in order to increase the acceptance of newly built mobility stations.

SUMP Foshan Pilot Area Implementation – Stakeholder Discussion on Key Measures

30. June 2022

  • News, Sino-German Cooperation on Low Carbon Transport, Urban & Rural Transport
In addition to the city-wide measures developed as part of the SUMP for Foshan, experts from CSTC following the examination of local challenges, needs, and opportunities drafted measures for the pilot area. The suggested measures are in line with Foshan’s own ambitions and key plans for boosting green mobility in the city and tackling growing city-wide transport challenges, such as high car-dependency, congestion, and insufficient connectivity of the public transport and active mobility networks.

Interim Workshop – Establishing an Active Mobility Friendly City Indicator Framework for Chinese Cities

30. June 2022

  • News, Sino-German Cooperation on Low Carbon Transport, Urban & Rural Transport
Carbon Transport (CLCT) ,  China Academy of Transportation Sciences (CATS) of the Ministry of Transport of the People’s Republic of China (MoT) and SinoCarbon. This workshop aims at presenting the interim output of the study, collect expert feedback, and discuss the challenges and solutions in promoting active mobility in China with different stakeholders.
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