Financing the transition
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The path to net zero emissions is narrow.
Accelerated delivery of international or European public finance will be critical to energy transitions, but ultimately the private sector will need to finance most of the extra investments required. Mobilizing the capital for large-scale infrastructure calls for closer cooperation between corporate, developers, investors, public financial institutions and governments. Reducing risks for investors will be essential to ensure successful and affordable clean energy transitions.
Challenge and Opportunities
The energy revolution to decarbonize the transportation of goods is likely to be particularly tricky and uncertain, as it will require considerable financial resources. The energy offer is highly diversified (biofuel, bio-methane, liquid or gaseous hydrogen, bio-methanol, green ammonia, etc.) and technically difficult to understand for the uninitiated. In all cases, it will require heavy investment in CAPEX, worldwide, while optimizing OPEX to be able to provide enough and the right energy for the new energy mix to go to net zero.
In practice
We will need to innovate in the ways we finance both means of transport and infrastructures, while managing a long transition period, given the economic life cycle for these investments. Financial innovation must meet technological innovation, by balancing risk of doing versus risk of non-doing. We want to bring together industrial players like shippers, logistics companies, infrastructure managers, engineering companies, financial parties like bankers and investors, and public authorities.
Bring your Expertise
By bringing together this range of industrial, financial and public players on the basis of concrete cases in Europe, the Movin’On Community of Interest aims to identify possible ways of rapidly and effectively harmonizing energies to decarbonize heavy goods transportation.
Take part and connect with our cross-sectoral expert
In 2024, Movin’On is renewing its commitment to the ambitious vision set out by the European Green Deal. To achieve the goal of carbon neutrality by 2050, legislative measures include initiatives covering climate, the environment, energy, transportation, industry and sustainable finance – all of which are closely linked. The European Commission has furthermore stressed “the need for a comprehensive, cross-sectoral approach, encompassing all relevant sectors to achieve the ultimate climate objective”. Movin’On, as a business-led, multi-modal and cross-sectoral
ecosystem, is perfectly in line with this approach.
We are therefore proud to announce our collective commitment throughout the year to achieving one goal: to help make the decarbonization of land transportation in Europe a success, in line with the objectives of the “Fit for 55” package by the year 2030 and in tune with the signing of the call for “Fossil-Free Transportation” initiated by our long-standing institutional partner SLOCAT.
Pease discover the themes we have together defined to meet this challenge, and for you, too, to collectively be a real part of it: Energy – Intermodality – Circular economy – Financing the transition – Inclusive mobility – Supporting the transition. – Sovereignty
These 7 themes are the starting point for our 2024 Communities of Interest, working groups that bring together various ecosystem stakeholders. They study the burning question of sustainable mobility, develop a common vision and jointly experiment with new solutions.
We are therefore proud to announce our collective commitment throughout the year to achieving one goal: to help make the decarbonization of land transportation in Europe a success, in line with the objectives of the “Fit for 55” package by the year 2030 and in tune with the signing of the call for “Fossil-Free Transportation” initiated by our long-standing institutional partner SLOCAT.
Pease discover the themes we have together defined to meet this challenge, and for you, too, to collectively be a real part of it: Energy – Intermodality – Circular economy – Financing the transition – Inclusive mobility – Supporting the transition. – Sovereignty
These 7 themes are the starting point for our 2024 Communities of Interest, working groups that bring together various ecosystem stakeholders. They study the burning question of sustainable mobility, develop a common vision and jointly experiment with new solutions.
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