Energy Options for Transport

Cran-McGreehin, S. and Watson, T. 2016. Energy Options for Transport. London Energy Research Partnership.

TitleEnergy Options for Transport
AuthorsCran-McGreehin, S. and Watson, T.
TypeProject report
Abstract

Summary:

The transport sector accounts for c.30% of the UK’s final energy consumption and c.25% of its greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. The transport sector also faces other challenges that can affect energy demand and GHG emissions, including: increasing demand, changing behaviour and trends, affordability, air quality, safety, capacity and reliability. Decarbonisation strategies will have to consider these factors, and the impacts upon the wider energy sector; similarly, the energy sector will impact upon these transport decarbonisation strategies, including through competition for low-carbon energy sources.

The purpose of this work is to consider the trade-offs between different factors in the transport sector, and interactions with the energy sector, to determine the implications for energy demand and GHG emissions.

Year2016
PublisherEnergy Research Partnership
Place of publicationLondon
Publication dates
Published21 Apr 2016
Web address (URL)http://erpuk.org/project/transport/

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