The Net Zero series: Sustainable Transport

Опубликовано: 06 Апрель 2026
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In 2019 the UK became the first major economy to commit to reducing greenhouse gas emissions to #NetZero by 2050. To meet these goals, we'll have to make major changes to the way we connect people, deliver goods and produce services. What's being done to make these changes happen?

This is the second session in our #NetZero talks series, where experts shed light on the work undertaken by UKRI’s flagship programme -the Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund - to help the UK build back greener.

In this session, we're joined by a panel of five experts working at the cutting edge of green transport.

Key timings:
00.00.00 - Opening
00:02:24 - Eibhlin Lee of Community Energy Scotland on building ReFlex Orkney, a integrated local energy system combining transport, heat and electricity
00:14:41 Dan Piner, Rail Innovation Lead at Innovate UK, on how #rail can contribute to Net Zero
00:25:15 - Oyebola Bello from the Faraday Battery Challenge on innovation in #batteries
00:36:47 - Oscar Morgan, Head of Product for Pure Electric, on the role of micromobility like #escooters, e-bikes and e-cargo
00:45:30 - Kerissa Khan, Innovation Lead for Future Flight, on sustainable #aviation
00:54:57 – Q&A and Panel discussion starts

Watch more sessions in the series:    • COP26: The webinar series  

For more on how research is helping tackle climate change, visit our climate hub https://www.ukri.org/our-work/respond...

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