Monday, December 20th, 2021
Efficient and low emissions assets and energy is key in delivering a decarbonized freight transport and logistics sector. OEMs, suppliers, road freight operators and freight transport services buyers play a central role in the uptake of zero emissions vehicles.
As part of ALICE 2022 work plan, we are launching a programme on low emissions assets availability through which we will share the learnings and experiences of ALICE members and determine the viable options for zero emission heavy duty vehicles (HDVs).
In this webinar, ALICE members will present their experience on the road freight segment for trucks with a focus on vehicles below 16 tn in view of the implementation of the ALICE Roadmap for Zero Emissions Logistics 2050 and the POLIS and ALICE joint guide for advancing towards zero-emission urban logistics by 2030
Session chaired by John Smith, ALICE Efficient and Low Emissions Assets and Energy vice-chair and Head of Sustainable Infrastructure and Facilities Management at An Post
Welcome and introduction
The Sustainable and Smart Mobility Strategy calls for an irreversible shift to zero-emission mobility. Given transport’s high proportion of total EU GHG emissions, to reach the EU’s climate goals the European Commission is proposing and planning interconnected legislative instruments and policies. The presentation will outline the elements in various policies, which can support road freight transport decarbonisation. It will touch upon the Urban Mobility Framework, the Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Directive and the TEN-T Regulation incentivising the rollout of recharging and refuelling infrastructure for the uptake of zero- and low-emission vehicles, and the revision of the CO2 emission performance standards for heavy-duty vehicles.
ALICE members experiences and collaboration opportunities:
The presentation will briefly introduce the main decarbonization opportunities Codognotto is actively engaged with in the implementation of ALICE roadmap towards zero emission logistics. The presentation will address 3 main pillars: integrated intermodal transport management, digitalization and logistics 4.0 for better management of resources and energy transition of the road transportation fleet. Codognotto will share the new collaboration with TEVVA in order to accelerate this transition
As logistics operators and fleets across Europe get ready to meet the joint demands of policymakers and customers, the medium to heavy duty vehicle market presents a critical opportunity for impact on freight-related emissions reduction. The key is to combine technologies to create an overall better product than diesel with a lower environmental footprint, a lower cost of ownership and lower maintenance costs. Tevva’s Phil Henrick will explain Tevva’s approach of blended Hydrogen and Electric technologies and how it is collaborating to ensure fleets can meet the full spectrum of economic and sustainability goals.
The presentation will introduce An Post, giving context about the activities of the company. It will then introduce An Post’s electric fleet and the organisation’s ambitious emission reduction targets. It will give an overview of the journey from a 0% to a 25% electric fleet, in addition to presenting the challenges and opportunities associated with an extensive electric fleet. Finally, it will detail An Post’s next steps towards further decarbonising its fleet.
The presentation will introduce the productbloks solution to deliver temperature-sensitive goods such as foodstuffs or pharmaceuticals to customers reliably and without emitting any CO2. Being the first market ready propane transport refrigeration unit for a fully-integrated refrigerated battery electric light commercial vehicles (eLCV) the solution maximises the payload, robustness and the eLCV driving range guaranteeing reliable transport of temperature sensible goods. It replaces the environmentally unfriendly high-GWP refrigerants currently on the market providing real zero-emission operation. The one-of-its-kind solution has the highest volumetric efficiency with the lowest mass. Intelligent predictive control ensures efficient and fast door-opening temperature recovery.
Wrap up and next steps
Phil joined Tevva in 2020 bringing more than 20 years experience in the automotive industry, implementing innovative sales and market growth strategies. He has a wealth of global strategic sales and aftersales experience with OEMs (Nissan Motor GB and Nissan Europe, Geely), leasing companies (LeasePlan and GE Capital) and rental companies (Green Motion, Move Mee) with a particular focus on market entry and development. Phil speaks several European languages having lived and worked in Spain and France. |