Dr. Maya Ben Dror is a global strategist and catalyst for systems innovation with nearly two decades of experience across start-ups, scale-ups, governments and non-profits on three continents. Her work spans cleantech, the mobility ecosystem, manufacturing and AI for cooperation. As co-founder of ComplexChaos, she builds AI tools to enhance large-scale human collaboration. Previously, she led sustainability and mobility initiatives at the World Economic Forum and has advised venture capital firms and global boards on mobility, sustainability and innovation.
Between 2020 and 2021, electric vehicle (EV) sales increased by 50% to 6.6 million vehicles. By 2030, EVs could exceed 50% of total automotive sales in markets, backed by major markets’ i...
In 2021, electric car sales more than doubled to 6.6 million, representing close to 9% of the global car market and more than tripling their market share from two years earlier. All the n...
About 18% of global energy emissions can be attributed to road vehicles, of which 60% come from passenger vehicles. Moreover, these emissions are on the rise, and half of them originate i...
The role of transport was front and center at COP26 in Glasgow, Scotland. Leaders from nations, cities, international organizations, NGOs – and notably the private sector – zeroed in on t...
Just six years after signing the Paris Climate Agreement and the culmination of extreme global weather events, climate change and decarbonization are at the forefront of many minds in gov...
In April, EU policy makers reached a provisional agreement for an EU climate law to achieve a climate-neutral EU by 2050 with a collective net greenhouse gas emissions reduction target of...
While vehicles provide economic and societal benefits, they come with a sizeable carbon footprint. The European Green Deal is a chance for car manufacturers to make their processes more c...
Without drastic action, emissions from mobility are on track to double by 2050 – making climate change irreversible and leading to a global misery greater than the pandemic.
Autonomous vehicles (AVs) can improve road safety and alleviate traffic congestion. Since AVs do not need a driver, they can also cut mobility costs by some 70%. But since it could be che...
As people around the world return to work after COVID-19 lockdowns, we face a common challenge of improving the commuting experience for everyone. For some, working from home was an oppor...
The COVID-19 pandemic is a stress test to the resiliency and sustainability of transportation networks and infrastructure. Responses to it demonstrate the value of public-private partners...
Israel is one of the world’s leading innovators in the mobility sector, having generated some $35 billion worth of innovations such as technologies for self-driving cars. However, anyone ...
新型コロナウイルス感染拡大によるロックダウン措置への当初の対応は、モビリティスの分野で驚くべき進歩をもたらしました。ロックダウンにより、車の渋滞は減少し、徒歩と自転車での移動が奨励されるようになり、二酸化炭素排出量も最小限に抑えられました。そしてすぐに、政府、民間のモビリティサービス提供者、公共交通機関の間のユニークなパートナーシップが見られるようになりました。
Initial response efforts to the COVID-19 lockdown fueled surprising progress in the mobility space. Lockdowns reduced car traffic, encouraged walking and cycling and minimized emissions. ...
With half of the human population currently living under lockdown, COVID-19 forced a new normal upon us. To protect operators and users, public transportation systems around the world hav...
