Egypt is on a path toward greener, more resilient, and inclusive development, with high expectations for the electrification of transport, known as “electric mobility” (e-mobility), to play an important role.
This study aims to facilitate dialogue on urban and rural clean energy e-mobility strategies that reduce air pollution, GHG emissions, and health and economic impacts of mobility in Nigeria.
This report addresses the technical dimension of the challenge in the context of developing countries, intending to inform E-Mobility practitioners and policymakers about the impacts on power systems and potential mitigation strategies.
The Government of India has been moving toward a “shared, connected and electric” mobility ecosystem to achieve its goals on emissions reductions, energy security, and industrial development. This summary report identifies solutions to…
Electric mobility is fundamentally changing the traditional interaction between technology, market dynamics, production capacity, government policy, supply chains, manufacturing, and complex political economy.
