Achieving climate-neutral mobility requires technology-neutral solutions that promote both efficient alternative powertrains and sustainable fuels. The BDI is committed to advancing electric mobility, hydrogen, and renewable fuels in equal measure in order to effectively reduce emissions in the transportation sector. A reliable regulatory framework that enables innovation and strengthens infrastructure for all climate-friendly technologies is crucial. This will ensure that the transformation in the mobility sector can succeed without jeopardizing competitiveness and security of supply.

BTW25: Sustainable Mobility

What steps are needed to ensure a successful transition to climate-neutral mobility? These are our recommendations to the new federal government for sustainable mobility.

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Elec­tric Cars, In­ter­nal Com­bus­tion En­gines, and Fu­el Cells: A Com­par­i­son

Rethinking mobility—this motto captures the spirit of the times in the mobility industry. Vehicles remain a key component of sustainable mobility, but they must be equipped with climate-friendly powertrains. As we move toward a climate-neutral society, users are faced with the question: How do electric, internal combustion, and fuel-cell vehicles compare?

E-Fu­els: CO2-neu­tral fu­els of the fu­ture

Tomorrow's car will be emission-free. Alternative fuels and drive systems offer the opportunity to reduce CO2 emissions and promote climate protection. Synthetic fuels are an important building block on the road to emission-free driving.

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Petra Richter

Senior Expert Energy, Transport and Environment
Federation of German Industries

Raffael Kalvelage

Expert Energy, Transport and Environment

Marco Kutscher

Expert Energy, Transport and Environment
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