Electric Vehicles: Electrification across transportation supply chains

In this Executive Insights, Calash explores the evolving adoption of electrification across supply chains, and how the technology will undergo a more gradual rollout compared to the light vehicle market.

The electrification of transportation is key to achieving global decarbonisation goals, however, the inevitability of electric vehicle technology adoption in the haulage, freight and marine sectors is less sure than in the light-vehicle market. Several competing technologies, such as biofuels and hydrogen, could prove more efficient energy sources, and the routes to maturity of non-hydrocarbon heavy-transportation market are less clear.

Read Calash’s overview of electrification drivers and challenges across the haulage and freight markets.

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