Decreasing Transportation-Related Emissions By 50% By 2030
Our transportation cluster focuses on reducing land, sea and air transportation emissions in British Columbia through an integrated network of intelligent and low-carbon transportation solutions.
Our Key Focus Areas:
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Low-Carbon & Zero-Emission Vehicle Technologies
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Charging & Fuelling Infrastructure
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Telematics, Data, Smart Mobility & Intelligent Transportation Systems
The Transportation sector accounts for 38% of total greenhouse gas emissions - the largest share in British Columbia.
Urgent action is needed today to accelerate the development and adoption of low-carbon vehicle technologies and the necessary infrastructure to ensure the province meets its climate target.
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Our Working Group Membership includes access to industry-led focus areas, affordable industry research, project development services, a network of participating organizations, and proportionate cost-sharing of initiatives among working group members.
Mobilizing Low-Carbon Transportation Solutions
From the transportation infrastructure underpinning the commercial movement of people and goods, to the availability of low-carbon fuels in BC, zero-emission vehicle technologies, and digital solutions, the commercial transport sector is ripe with decarbonization opportunities.
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Project Development and Coordination
Market and Industry Research
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Energy Storage Technology for Transportation Ecosystem Map
Your Essential Guide to Energy Storage Technology for Transportation in Canada
Utilizing our robust network, we've leveraged data from technology companies and other key stakeholders to map, categorize, and analyze Canada's energy storage technologies for the transportation sector.
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BCNZIN News
- December 17, 2024 Report Lignin Forest Bioeconomy - Case Study Explore opportunities for sustainable innovation, economic growth, and emissions reduction in BC’s forest bioeconomy through the BCNZIN Lignin Project. View Report
- September 30, 2024 Article Honouring Indigenous Leadership on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation As we work towards net zero for generations to come, it's crucial that we recognize the invaluable generational knowledge of Indigenous communities, and together build meaningful partnerships that safeguard our shared environment for future generations. View Article
- August 28, 2024 Report Bioeconomy Opportunities: Lil'wat Forestry Ventures In the Southwest of BC, burning restrictions prohibit harvesting and fire prevention activities in some forested regions. This led Lil’wat Forestry Ventures (LFV), an economic development venture with traditional forestry activities and assets, to consider new pathways to remove forest waste sustainably. View Report