Trucking | archive

Archive | retained for reference

Our trucking programme continues to provide value but is no longer being developed by Mission Possible Partnership.
Critical factors for a clean trucking industry

  • Scaling battery-electric trucks for urban and regional transport
  • Scaling hydrogen electric trucks for long-haul transport
  • Infrastructure roll-out at speed and scale

Global burden of trucking production

Industry-endorsed strategy

In 2022, we developed a Trucking Transition Strategy in collaboration with a diverse set of industry leaders. This provides a shared vision for a clean trucking future, modelling of pathways, real economy milestones, and industry, policy and finance actions required to get there. Assumptions have not been updated since publication, but the STS still represents a quantitative reference point.

Sector Transition Strategy documents

Report | Making net-zero trucking possible

Industry-backed 1.5°C aligned transition strategy download

Executive summary download
Infographics summary download
Making zero-emissions trucking possible addendum

Further reading | Trucking

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