How will technology help to decarbonise transport?
New Zealand uses circa 2.7 Billion litres of diesel for transport annually. As we move to a decarbonised world with EV and Fuel Cell vehicle uptake growing is there also an opportunity to be more efficient with the fuel we use.
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Tuesday 25 May
11:30am - 12:00pm
VIRTUAL
What's it all about?
New Zealand uses circa 2.7Billion litres of diesel for transport annually. As we move to a decarbonised world with EV and Fuel Cell vehicle uptake growing is there also an opportunity to be more efficient with the fuel we use. But how do we get more use from each of the litres we use?
Currently the transport sector uses logistics modelling software in a reasonable siloed approach at an organisational level for the efficient operation of trucking fleets. How can we bring these models together or use AI to get more bang for our buck. What would this look like in a cooperation model and how could a modal shift of goods not only help us decarbonise, but reduction a in road milage will have a benefit of reduced HSE risk with less harm and associated social costs.
Speakers
Phil is an accomplished customer focused leader with demonstrated ability to deliver mission critical results through developing relationships and creating strategic alliances with organisations for mutual benefit by effectively aligning goals and business initiatives.
Matt Ensor is a Business Director at Beca. Beca is New Zealand’s largest professional services firm with offices throughout Southeast Asia, Australia and the Pacific. While Beca’s origins are in engineering, Beca is now a globally significant design, technology and advisory firm.
Sarah is an energetic, collaborative and inclusive leader and thrive on the challenge of solving complex problems. Currently a Senior Project Manager for the Industrial business line at Beca, a leading Asia-Pacific professional services company headquartered in Auckland, New Zealand.
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