Report

CE Delft literature review on employment impacts of GHG reduction policies for transport

October 11, 2012

Recently a large number of studies have been published that claim that accelerated uptake of electrical vehicles (EVs) and fuel efficient cars in the market for automotive transport may have positive employment benefits.

A literature review on this issue has been undertaken by CE Delft, to investigate if it is possible, from this literature, to determine whether a large-scale switch to advanced powertrains would yield positive employment benefits.

The key conclusion from the study is that ’employment benefits are likely’ to result from CO2 regulations.

Download the full report below, or read our summary in the related briefing.

Related Articles

View All
Briefing

EU's Clean Corporate Vehicles Initiative

How corporate fleets can boost demand for Made-in-EU EVs
Press Release

120 pigs per car: oil lobby’s EU biofuels loophole could see unsustainable demand for animal fats and used cooking oil

Car, aviation and shipping industries would require 2-9 times the advanced biofuels that can be sustainably sourced in 2050.

Report

Biofuels in cars: A dead end for Europe

Allowing a biofuels loophole in the EU 2035 cars law would bring total European demand to 2-9 times what can be sustainably sourced, new T&E research ...