The best proposals will be presented at a major conference in spring 2006 and all proposals should address one (or more) of the following subject areas:
- fiscal and regulatory measures;
- consumer information;
- motor/fuels industry protocols or voluntary measures;
- promoting industry cooperation/harmonising the low carbon supply chain.
Further details and information about taking up the ‘Low Carbon Transport Challenge’ are available on the LowCVP website.
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Posted on 10th August 2005
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