Abstract:
This short document oulines how we could transition to low energy light vehicles. The scale of the change is huge, and a high risk investment to both fuel companies and individuals, with the least affluent vulnerable disproportionately.
Publication Year:
2017
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ETI
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ETI
Energy Categories
Language:
English
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697175 B
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