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COP28: Decarbonizing the mobility and built environment sectors

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Decarbonizing the mobility and built environment sectors

In 2020, the transportation sector accounted for about 20 percent of global greenhouse-gas emissions, with more than 40 percent of the total coming from private cars, according to Kersten Heineke, Timo Möller, and coauthors in a recent McKinsey Quarterly article. Decarbonizing the mobility and built environment sectors requires a holistic strategy beyond tailpipe emissions. What will it take? On day 7 of COP28, check out these insights to understand what the sector can do to accelerate progress toward decarbonization.

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The future of mobility: Mobility evolves

Mobility is entering a new age of innovation. We examined regional trends across the world to explore the complex changes that could transform the sector by 2035.

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Mobility’s net-zero transition: A look at opportunities and risks

A transition to net-zero emissions would entail much greater demand for electric vehicles. McKinsey analysis shows how the shift could create opportunities and risks for automakers around the world.

Make better moves

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Building value by decarbonizing the built environment

Accelerating decarbonization in the built environment is essential for a sustainable future, but industry challenges need to be addressed for solutions to scale.

Build the future

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Enabling renewable energy with battery energy storage systems

The market for battery energy storage systems is growing rapidly. Here are the key questions for those who want to lead the way.

Lead the way

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Powering the transition to zero-emission trucks through infrastructure

The United States has committed to 100 percent zero-emission truck sales by 2040, but what needs to happen on the ground?

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Logistics Disruptors: Data-driven insights for greener shipping

With AI’s help, ships are using less fuel and keeping people safe at sea, says ZeroNorth’s Pelle Sommansson.

Transform an industry

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Good, better, best: Railways are advancing their ESG agenda

A comprehensive ESG strategy could help railway companies to advance their sustainability agendas—and address more than decarbonization.

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Opportunities for industry leaders as new travelers take to the skies

Opportunities for industry leaders as new travelers take to the skies

A new global survey points to a greener future for air travel.

See the survey results

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Green corridors: A lane for zero-carbon shipping

Zero-emission fuels and vessels will need to start being deployed at scale over the next decade to achieve full decarbonization of the shipping sector by 2050. This ambitious goal could be catalyzed by green corridors.

Make progress

Built to last: Making sustainability a priority in transport infrastructure

Built to last: Making sustainability a priority in transport infrastructure

Every year, trillions of dollars are invested in the infrastructure that helps us—and our goods—get around. What will it take to move the transport infrastructure industry toward carbon zero?

Chart the road ahead

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