IFA - Leading Sustainability - Dutch and German Overviews
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IFA - Leading Sustainability - Dutch and German Overviews
Monday, April 24, 2017
Germany and the Netherlands are recognized as leaders in innovative response to climate change. Sustainable regional development initiatives promote the cross-border development of renewable energy and development of energy saving technologies as these countries work towards their environmental protection goals.
Both countries have joined the International Zero-Emission Vehicle Alliance, which aims to make all passenger vehicles emission-free by 2050. Some elected officials are discussing plans to force electric vehicles to be bought instead of gas-powered vehicles in order to reduce carbon dioxide emissions.
The session Leading Sustainability - Dutch and German Overviews, taking place during NAFA's International Fleet Academy on Monday, April 24, will teach you about current mobility trends in these two important EU fleet markets, allow you to discuss the potential of zero-emission vehicle mandates, and help you understand the important contributions of OEMs to meet electric mobility initiatives.
Make sure that this informative session is part of your education itinerary! Find out more about all the great education happening at NAFA's pre-conference events with the online conference agenda -- click here for more!
Not registered to attend I&E yet? Don't wait! Register today by clicking here!
