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DRIVE TO ZERO 2024: a carbon-free mobility ecosystem which is being built collectively

Drive to Zero, the European place for low-carbon mobility, brought together private and public sector players over 2 days to work together on strategies and solutions to meet the challenges of deploying low-carbon mobility in all types of areas and for all types of organisation. Between demonstrations, tests and debates, the event welcomed more than 4,000 professionals who came to discover 141 exhibitors (+40% compared to 2023) and listen to the 140 experts involved. A real buzz of exchanges in a new setting that has been acclaimed by participants since the early hours of the morning.

Decarbonising heavy mobility

DRIVE TO ZERO 2024: a carbon-free mobility ecosystem which is being built collectively 1

Drive to Zero, the European place for low-carbon mobility, brought together private and public sector players over 2 days to work together on strategies and solutions to meet the challenges of deploying low-carbon mobility in all types of areas and for all types of organisation. Between demonstrations, tests and debates, the event welcomed more than 4,000 professionals who came to discover 141 exhibitors (+40% compared to 2023) and listen to the 140 experts involved. A real buzz of exchanges in a new setting that has been acclaimed by participants since the early hours of the morning.

Decarbonising heavy mobility

Electromobility: with Vianeo, ENGIE focuses on the destination sector 2

As electric mobility continues to develop, ENGIE Vianeo wants to focus its efforts on destination infrastructure car parks.

Decarbonising heavy mobility

Accelerating Electric Road Transport: Milence’s Vision for Green Corridors in Europe 3

As Europe faces up to the urgent demands imposed by the climate crisis, the transport sector is facing a crucial transformation. Milence, is at the forefront, accelerating the transition to zero-emission heavy-duty vehicles.

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Drive To Zero : what are the challenges facing the carbon-free mobility ecosystem? 4

Acceptability, industrial and digital dimension, question of funding : 2024 will bring new challenges for the players in the sector.

Pourquoi la fin du thermique en 2035 est menacée

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Five reasons that threaten the end of combustion engines by 2035 1

The end of the ecological bonus, the delay in electrification, the offensive by Chinese manufacturers...we explain why the end of combustion engines by 2035 is under threat.

Decarbonising heavy mobility

Innovation for decarbonisation: launch of the call for entries for the DTZ 2024 Innovation Awards 2

Mobility, particularly road transport, is one of the main sources of CO2 emissions, making a significant contribution to global greenhouse gas emissions. Given the urgency of climate change, reducing these emissions is imperative if we are to combat global warming. This task requires a systemic approach that embraces a multitude of solutions: diversification of modes … Continued

Infrastructures adaptées

[TABLE RONDE] Financing Mobility Infrastructure: From Shared Effort to Shared Governance 3

Public policies are setting up dedicated budgets across all key sectors of the economy associated with the energy, ecological, and digital transition.

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[TABLE RONDE] Low Emission Zones Beyond Criticism: Their Implementation in France and Europe in Support of Air and Climate Policies. Feedback, Testimonies, Dialogue, and Mobilization of Stakeholders to Reconcile Challenges and Realities. 4

As the debate intensifies in France, it becomes necessary to clarify the objectives and challenges of Low Emission Zones (LEZs) against the backdrop of numerous misconceptions permeating the public debate. Through testimonies, the session aims to illustrate experiences to calm the subject and overcome the encountered difficulties, which are real and carry a definite social risk.

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[TABLE RONDE] What transition for the automobile industry in view of the electrification of the fleet? 1

The European Union, with the legislative package “Adjustment to Objective 55”, has signaled the end of the marketing of thermal vehicles for 2035. How do the upstream and downstream sectors of the automotive industry anticipate these developments and are they already working on the future of their industry?

Infrastructures adaptées

[TABLE RONDE] How to maintain, rethink and transform the roads of tomorrow? 2

Tomorrow, roads will need to interact and exchange energy and information.