International Council on Clean Transportation3d
Environmental and health benefits of a designated North Atlantic Emission Control Area
This study expands our previous evaluation of potential shipping emissions reductions in the proposedNorth Atlantic Emission ...
International Council on Clean Transportation3d
Enhancing user experience in public electric vehicle charging
This report assesses the user-friendliness of the existing public charging infrastructure networks for electric passenger ...
International Council on Clean Transportation3d
Fuel consumption from light commercial vehicles in India in fiscal years 2021–22, 2022–23, and 2023–24
This paper examines the fleet-average CO2 emissions of light commercial vehicles in India, analyzes the Indian fleet characteristics relative to the European Union, and examines the emissions ...
International Council on Clean Transportation9d
Emissions reduction and benefits of the first 3,825 electric buses under PM-eBus Sewa
India’s PM-eBus Sewa scheme aims to deploy 10,000 electric buses across 100 cities and this blog analyzes the greenhouse gas ...
International Council on Clean Transportation4d
Real-world use cases for zero-emission trucks: Dump trucks for construction in Zhengzhou, China
Evaluates their operational efficiency and total cost of ownership compared to traditional diesel trucks used for ...
International Council on Clean Transportation10d
Updating marine engine emission standards using real-world data: A potential update to IMO’s NOx technical code
This brief presents new analysis using Automatic Identification System (AIS) data to estimate real-world engine load ...
International Council on Clean Transportation4d
Establishing an emission control area for ships in the North Atlantic Ocean could prevent several thousand premature deaths through 2050
The North Atlantic Emission Control Area and other established and recently approved emission control areas. The AtlECA would include the territorial seas and exclusive economic zones of the Faroe ...
International Council on Clean Transportation10d
Madeline Canelli
Madeline Canelli serves as a Development Associate at ICCT, supporting the Development Team in prospecting and funder stewardship. Before joining ICCT, she worked as a Research Associate at the U.S.