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On the way to net-zero mobility: what does this mean for European automobile jobs?
By various - European Trade Union Institute, April 23, 2022
Road transport is responsible for 19% of the GHG emissions of the EU, and, unlike in other sectors, its emissions have not decreased since 1990. The automotive industry represents one of Europe’s key competences and provides jobs to 14 million Europeans. A mobility revolution is inevitable and it is speeding up. The future of this key industry is at stake. The employment and social effects will be significant, and millions of jobs will be genuinely transformed, albeit with very different regional patterns. The automotive industry will be revolutionised, first due to electrification and then as a result of more diversified mobility services.
Outputs: conference proceedings
- The future of the European automobile industry - Narrative.pdf
- A European perspective of a fast-track transition to electromobility - Pardi et al..pdf
- Emerging battery value chains - Schade et al..pdf
- France electrification and employment- Syndex.pdf
- Is zero-carbon possible with zero job loss - Hungary - Sazbo.pdf
- Low Carbon – Low Wages - Luethje.pdf
- The future of the European automobile industry Poland and Romania - Darteyre & Guga.pdf
- The German path to electric mobility and its impacts on automotive production - Krzywdzinski et al..pdf
- The political economy of electrification - Bob Hancké & Laurenz Mathei.pdf
- The transition to the production of electric vehicles in the automotive industry in Czechia and - Pavlinek.pdf
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