Driving Progress 2023: accelerating a zero-emission road transportation future
Driving Progress 2023: accelerating a zero-emission road transportation future
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The 2023 Drive Electric Campaign annual report shares how our global network of partners contributed to progress toward 100% zero-emission vehicles of all kinds, including at least 10 meaningful policy actions per region.
Supporting nearly 250 partner organizations around the world with more than 380 grants distributed in 2023, the Drive Electric Campaign is accelerating the world’s journey to 100% electric transportation by 2050 – including electric trucks, buses, 2- and 3-wheelers, and passenger cars. Partners are working to make clean vehicles accessible for everyone, everywhere by supporting ambitious government policies and business commitments. While road transportation remains one of the world’s largest sources of climate pollution, together we are driving progress toward our climate goals and reducing harmful air pollution.
Inside the report:
- How our partners contributed to a breakout year for zero-emission trucks across Europe, the U.S., India, and beyond
- Inspiring stories of global momentum on zero-emission vehicles, from the first all-electric rally in Africa, to new EV standards and targets in Canada, Mexico, Australia, and supportive policy models and actions in France, Nigeria, and Poland
- A look at some of the 116 global policy actions supported by Drive Electric Campaign partners, including where and how the policies will advance electric transportation
- An overview of Drive Electric Campaign global grantmaking in 2023
- What’s next – and what’s needed – to strengthen the transition to zero-emission vehicles and ensure this critical climate technology is on track for emissions reductions
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About the Drive Electric Campaign
The Drive Electric Campaign is an ambitious, philanthropy-powered global initiative to achieve a global tipping point by 2026 leading to the electrification of all road vehicles by 2050.
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