by Transition Accelerator | Jun 22, 2022 | Batteries, Electric Vehicle Market Penetration, Personal Mobility, Report
A Roadmap for Canada’s Battery Value Chain Building a national strategy for critical minerals and green battery metals June 2022 By Bentley Allan, Lyle Trytten, Stephen Campbell, Zarko Meseldzija, Jonathan Nielsen, Jamie Deith, Eric Pelletier, Liz Lappin,...
by Transition Accelerator | Oct 12, 2021 | Personal Mobility, Report
Report: Autonomous Vehicles, Parking & the Real Estate Sector Volume 3 – Issue 4October 2021 By David B. Layzell, PhD, FRSC; Mark Stout, MES, P.Eng; Jonathan Leary; and Chris Stone, BSc For the past 100 years, the automobile, especially personally owned...
by Transition Accelerator | Oct 12, 2021 | Blog, Personal Mobility
Blog – What if our Cities only Needed a Fraction of their Parking Spaces? By David B. Layzell PhD, for The Transition Accelerator Finding parking when and where you need it can be both time consuming and stress inducing. In pre-pandemic days at least, there...
by Transition Accelerator | Apr 21, 2021 | Blog, Personal Mobility
To meet climate goals, we can’t leave autonomous vehicles on autopilot By Cameron Roberts, PhD Autonomous vehicles have come to play a major role in many visions of the transportation future, with car companies, tech companies, and policymakers all proposing their own...
by Transition Accelerator | Apr 21, 2021 | Personal Mobility, Report
Report: Thinking about the future of autonomous vehicles Volume 3 – Issue 2 April 2021 By Cameron Roberts, PhD and James Meadowcroft, PhD Should we support the rapid introduction of autonomous vehicles in the hope that they will unlock changes in the mobility system...
by Transition Accelerator | Jan 25, 2021 | Agri-food, Building Decarbonization, Electric Vehicle Market Penetration, Electrification and Grid Integration, Hydrogen, News Release, Personal Mobility
News Release: New Report Recommends Paradigm Shift in Approach to Tackling Climate Change January 25, 2021, Ottawa, ON – Reaching net zero greenhouse gas emissions will require major changes in the large-scale systems we use to meet societal needs, such as the way we...
