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Carolina Skarupa
Product Carbon Footprint Analyst
The Sustainable Mobility Act emerges from the growing concern for our planet's future and the pressing need to reduce our environmental impact. Its primary goal is to drive a shift toward a more efficient and eco-friendly transportation model, paving the way for cleaner and more sustainable mobility in the future.
This law introduces the concept of active mobility, encouraging the use of sustainable modes of transportation like public transit, bicycles, and walking.
Adopting sustainable mobility isn’t just a legal obligation—it’s an opportunity to build a better future. Key advantages include:
The Sustainable Mobility Act also has significant impacts on companies in the transportation and logistics sectors. Businesses face the challenge of adapting their fleets and operations to meet new legal requirements, which may require substantial initial investments. However, this transition also offers opportunities and competitive advantages, such as:
The transition to sustainable mobility comes with its share of challenges. The transportation sector must address key hurdles to comply with legal requirements and societal demands.
Upgrading vehicle fleets is one of the primary challenges for transportation businesses. Replacing combustion vehicles with electric or alternative energy-powered ones requires significant financial investment. Public administrations are offering various grants and incentives to ease this transition.
Expanding the charging infrastructure network for electric vehicles is essential for the success of sustainable mobility. Strategic installation of charging stations in locations like public parking lots, shopping centers, and gas stations is crucial.
Sustainable mobility isn’t just about technology—it also requires raising public awareness. Encouraging citizens to adopt habits like using public transportation, biking, or carpooling is essential.
The first step to reducing the environmental impact of transportation is understanding its carbon footprint. Various tools are available to help businesses measure and monitor their greenhouse gas emissions.
At Manglai, we offer a carbon footprint management software solution designed for companies seeking efficient and precise emissions management. Our tool enables businesses to:
By implementing tools like these, businesses can play an active role in building a more sustainable transportation future.
Carolina Skarupa
Product Carbon Footprint Analyst
About the author
Graduated in Industrial Engineering and Management from the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, with a master’s degree in Environmental Management and Conservation from the University of Cádiz. I'm a Product Carbon Footprint Analyst at Manglai, advising clients on measuring their carbon footprint. I specialize in developing programs aimed at the Sustainable Development Goals for companies. My commitment to environmental preservation is key to the implementation of action plans within the corporate sector.
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