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[Partners] BMW [Date/Time] 1 February (1130-1330) [Venue] Shahjahan [Concept note] With rapid growth of urban areas, the demand for mobility is expected to grow manifold. If the current trends continue, a large part of urban mobility demand will be met by individual modes of transport...Read More Making Individual Mobility Low Carbon and Sustainable With rapid growth of urban areas, the demand for mobility is expected to grow manifold. If the current trends continue, a large part of urban mobility demand will be met by individual modes of transport i.e. cars and two-wheelers. While it is important to improve and enhance the mass mobility means, it is also important to reduce the energy, material and CO2 footprint of individual mobility modes. This track will discuss the challenges and solutions to making individual mobility low carbon and sustainable. The key issues to be deliberated in the track include: promoting sustainability approach across the entire value chain of sustainable mobility modes, improving energy efficiency of individual modes of transport and promoting electric mobility in passenger vehicle segment. Speakers from government, industry and international policy think tanks will address the audience and get involved in discussions to findings ways to reducing the environmental impact of individual modes of transportation. [Title] 
Making Individual Mobility Low Carbon and Sustainable
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