Trucking’s Tipping Point
Why the Truck EV Transition is Closer Than Expected
Carbon Tracker’s research examines the financial implications of the energy transition. Covering both energy supply and demand sectors, this hub brings together analysis of how changes in technology, markets and policy associated with the energy transition affect asset values, corporate strategy and investment decisions. It also explores the role of disclosure, regulation and market rules in shaping transition outcomes.
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TransportAutomotive
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IndustrySteel
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Policy — Climate-aligned finance flows • Systemic climate risk • Capital markets regulation • Energy transition policy • International policy engagement (Santa Marta, TAFF and COP processes)
Transparency — Climate accounting & audit disclosures • Asset retirement obligation transparency • Company governance and net zero-benchmark assessments • Investor engagement support and education • Financial market standard-setter and regulator engagement
Why the Truck EV Transition is Closer Than Expected
Since 2024, the energy transition has progressed and physical impacts have intensified.
Continued fossil fuel expansion risks delaying electrification and prolonging exposure to volatile global energy market
The closure of Investors for Paris Compliance has prompted renewed debate about whether investor pressure on climate ever really mattered.
CTI Submission to EAC Inquiry into HM Treasury and the Economics of Climate and Nature
Reporting gaps reveal the true carbon intensity of automotive investments
排出量報告ギャップが明らかにする自動車投資の真の炭素集約度
How NBIM is exposing the market-wide under-pricing of climate risk
Oil and gas company emissions targets remain incompatible with the Paris Agreement, despite some progress on methane
Assessment of remuneration plans disclosed in 2026
Los beneficios económicos de una política de promoción de los vehículos eléctricos en Colombia
The economic benefits of pro-electric vehicle policy in Colombia