Clean and smart mobility

Transportation is a huge contributor to climate change across the globe, and contributes roughly one-quarter of emissions in the UK, US, and Nordics. While a transition across the sector is underway, significant change needs to happen across the value chain, and at pace, to limit global warming to a 1.5°C temperature increase by 2050.

Bringing together both transport and energy, Clean and Smart Mobility is the convergence of two vital sectors within energy transition and wider climate response. Already, advancements in clean energy infrastructure and smart transportation are transforming the mobility ecosystem, but significant challenges remain.

Fast-paced innovation, enabled by technology, will be critical to accelerating the widespread adoption of clean and smart mobility.

We cover the breadth of the ecosystem

Electric Vehicle Infrastructure providers and operators

Local and central government

Distribution network operators

Energy retailers

Data, software and service providers

Financial investors

Four ways we're driving change

Strategy, policy development, and M&A

Supporting governments by informing policy development that leads to a transition to clean transport. This includes targeted strategies to grow adoption of EVs and investment in hydrogen power generation.

Supporting organisations and investors by providing expert market analysis that facilitates organic or inorganic growth.

Supporting businesses by developing strategies to adapt, respond to and lead the transition to smart mobility.

Operationalisation and optimisation

Supporting organisations in their fleet electrification process by taking a data rich approach, focusing on asset management and charger optimisation.

Evaluating and implementing vehicle and charging business models to include private and public charging, shared mobility fleet customers, and energy procurement.

Helping organisations navigate the complex vendor partner ecosystem, including hardware and software providers and implementation contractors.

Developing public charging commercial strategies to ensure customers can access an increasingly fragmented public charging ecosystem in a seamless manner.