Pathway to zero emissions
We call for clear roadmaps and binding targets to decarbonise urban logistics and long-haul freight by 2050. Zero-emission vehicles and infrastructure will improve air quality, benefitting both our climate and our society as a whole.
Calling for the drastic reduction of CO2 and air pollutant emissions
Resource-efficient technology
We need to shift away from fossil fuels to greener, cleaner, and more energy-efficient solutions in the road transport sector.
Zero-emission tailpipe road freight vehicles should be powered by renewable energy sources.
Zero-emission tailpipe road freight vehicles should be powered by renewable energy sources.
Cutting-edge research
The International Council on Clean Transportation (ICCT) acts as a technical observer and adviser to the Alliance.
Supporters of the Alliance
The World Economic Forum, DB Schenker and Grupo Sesé collaborate with the European Clean Trucking Alliance and support its mission.