eceee 2005 Summer Study on energy efficiency: What works & who delivers?

Panel Panel 3. Sustainable transport and land use

Panel 3. Sustainable transport and land use Panel leaders: Adriaan Perrels, Yoram Shiftan Introduction to Panel 3 A reform of car parking organisation as an instrument for creating sustainable urban regions Paul C. Pfaffenbichler, Günter Emberger Road freight transport in Sweden – Are there any signs of a decoupling? Max Åhman Could sustainable transport policies lead to behavioural change? – A user’s point of view Céline Polain, Pierre Lannoy Indicators: Reliable signposts on the road to sustainable transportation. The partnership for sustainable urban transport in Asia Lee Schipper, Wei-Shiuen Ng, Cornelius Huizenga Mobility management in spatial planning and companies – A way to lead out of trouble? Max Herry, Markus Schuster, Willy Raimund Making sense of sustainable mobility – compact cities, sedate households or clean vehicles? Adriaan Perrels Market transformation for energy efficient road vehicles Alex Veitch Eco-efficiency of car-sharing at risk? Georg Wilke, Daniel Bongardt 'Soft' Measures – soft option or smarter choice for early energy savings in the transport sector? Jillian Anable, Sally Cairns, Lynn Sloman, Phil Goodwin, Alistair Kirkbride, Carey Newson School concentration and travel: the case of the Netherlands Enne de Boer, C.D. van Goeverden Impacts of energy use on demand for freight transport: past development and future perspectives Andreas Pastowski Encouraging the introduction of energy efficient and lower carbon road vehicles through carbon-based taxes at purchase Neil Wallis Towards a 60% reduction in UK transport carbon dioxide emissions: a scenario building and backcasting approach Robin Hickman, David Banister To other panels Panel 1: Strategies and integrated policies Panel 2: Making buildings more energy efficient -- Panel 4: Market transformation Panel 5: Evaluation and monitoring Panel 6: Dynamics of consumption Panel 7: New economic instruments