Technology and the route to freight decarbonisation
Join ITS UK’s Freight Forum on 22 April as we explore how developments in technology can support the decarbonisation of the sector.
Transport accounts for 28% of the UK’s total domestic emissions. Of these, road vehicles were the primary source, with heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) contributing 17% and light vans 16% of all transport emissions.
Technology has a major role to play in supporting the decarbonisation of the freight sector, whether through greater efficiency of operations, new fuels or reducing the number of journeys required.
The Freight Forum will explore these issues at their next meeting. They will be visiting Welch’s Transport in Duxford, Cambridge, with the meeting involving a depot tour and presentations from alternative fuel infrastructure providers, fleet decarbonisation consultants, freight media and the FORS scheme.
Join us for what is set to be a fascinating day exploring the future of freight!
11.00am | Arrivals and networking
11.30am | Site tour
12pm | Lunch
1pm | Welcome from Forum Chair Matt Lott
1.15pm | Presentation from Chris Welch, Managing Director, Welch’s Transport
1.30pm | Presentation from James Nankivell, Associate Director – Freight and Fleet Project Manager, WSP
1.45pm | Presentation from Glen Davies, Technical Director, FORS – Fleet Operator Recognition Scheme
2pm | Presentation from Kaisa Chodurek, Director of Business Development, AEGIS
2.15pm | Q&A with Panel
2.30pm | Close