Driving towards more sustainable transport

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	Shell Dialogues
	The world needs to cut CO2 emissions from cars. But this poses challenges for the automobile industry, especially given the current economic downturn. At Shell, we're aware that a rapid and long-term reduction in vehicle emissions requires focused and innovative action. It also raises many questions that people would like answered. A global issue With car manufacturing and car ownership growing rapidly in emerging markets like China, emissions need to be curbed in both developed and developing countries. But how can we make today's conventionally-fuelled vehicles still efficient in 2020? New technologies Can electric cars really help reduce carbon emissions? What about hydrogen and biofuel-powered cars? More regulation? Transport is a complex sector with many regulatory and economic drivers. Could regulation speed up a move to more sustainable transport? Register now to have your say To find out the answers to these questions and to pose your own, please register for our 11th May webchat. There will be two sessions at 06:00 GMT or 15:00 GMT. The webchat will be hosted by Dr Selda Gunsel, Vice President of Fuels and B2B Technology at Shell, and Jose Bravo, Shell's Chief Scientist in Physical Separations, and their team of experts. Register now at www.shelldialogues.com/sustainabletransport
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