Decarbonizing trucking and urban freight is essential to meeting national and global climate goals. Freight and urban delivery corridors—critical arteries of trade, logistics, and daily life—offer powerful opportunities to accelerate this transition by aligning infrastructure, finance, and policy along shared routes.
The EV100+, the Global Green Road Corridors (GGRC) initiative and the Zero Emission Vehicle Emerging Markets Initiative (ZEV-EMI) bring together governments, industry leaders, and financiers from over ten countries to design and implement real-world zero-emission freight corridors, demonstrating how long-haul and urban transport can be powered by clean, renewable energy. These corridors serve as living laboratories for implementation, where clean energy, logistics planning, and public-private finance converge to reduce fossil fuel dependence, strengthen energy security, and unlock new economic opportunities. Together, these initiatives are turning ambition into action—linking urban and regional systems to make electric, renewable-powered transport the new normal by 2030.
This session will explore innovative finance and implementation models for zero-emission freight corridors and cities, including total cost of ownership (TCO) insights and blended-finance approaches. It will highlight progress from Mexico and discuss the potential to decarbonize Australia’s Hume Highway, a flagship opportunity to demonstrate scalable, renewable-powered freight and urban logistics transformation.