Energy Efficient Transport

Also indexed as: Transport

This subject covers a wide range of transport types on land, sea and in the air. Indeed transport contributes some 30% (at least) to the amount of Greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. There a wide range of technologies either available or under test which can help improve efficiencies and reduce emissions. These include electric vehicles, improved tyres, transport use optimisation and better turbine design.

CDM Project Database

ManagEnergy - Supporting Local and Regional Energy Actors

Good Practice: PNAEE - Portuguese National Action Plan for Energy Efficiency, Portugal

Good Practice: Walking the Talk - Industrial Carbon-saving Initiatives in Southern Denmark

Good Practice: Demonstration of an optimised system for biogas from biological waste and agricultural feedstock, Sweden

Klimakassen - Find inspiration for energy saving in Denmark

Enviros sro

B.&S.U.Beratungs-und Service-GUmbH

Institut für Energetik und Umwelt gemeinnützige GmbH Leipzig Institute for Energy (IE Leipzig)

Wuppertal Institute for Climate, Environment and Energy

e5 - European Business Council for Sustainable Energy

Ethos Ltd

ENEA - Energy Technologies, Renewable Energy Sources and Energy Saving

ISIS - Istituto di Studi per l'Integrazione dei Sistemi Institute of Studies for the Integration of Systems

MEID - Ministro da Economia, da Inovaçao e do Desenvolvimento

ZRMK - Building and Civil Engineering Institute

Besel S A

AGA Gas AB

Alstom Power Sweden AB

Energikontor Sydost - Växjö Energy Agency for Southeast Sweden

SEI - Stockholm Environment Institute

SWECO Energuide

Scania

Svensk Växtkraft AB

Turbec R&D AB

Volvo AB