Three ways mobility projects are cutting transport emissions
Mobility & Transport is the 2nd-largest category on Keys for Tomorrow, with 407 tracked projects. Looking across the catalog, three distinct approaches keep recurring.
Transport is notoriously hard to decarbonize because it spans freight, personal vehicles, and shipping at once. Looking at real companies instead of category labels, three approaches keep showing up.
1 Decarbonize freight and logistics
Moving goods is one of the hardest parts of transport to green. A cluster of projects tackles it from the software and design side — digital freight platforms and engineered vehicles. Together they cut empty runs and emissions per shipment.
BRIDGE
Digital freight forwarder connecting shippers with carriers via a smart platform, with real-time monitoring. Cuts CO2 emissions and streamlines LTL/FTL logistics across Europe.
Hibra Design
Engineers bespoke, efficient vehicles for diverse industries, drawing on automotive expertise to reduce emissions and improve fleet productivity.
MinervaS
University spinoff building green mobility technology for logistics and car-sharing fleets, improving energy efficiency and driver safety.
2 Electrify urban and last-mile transport
A second wave replaces combustion with electric power at the smallest scale — folding cargo scooters, utility bikes, and clean-air engines. Built for cities and last-mile delivery rather than highways.
3 Rethink transport beyond the road
The remaining projects show sustainable mobility isn’t limited to cars. Approaches range from solar-powered sailing routes between Greek islands to premium chauffeur services built around transparency and efficiency.
Frequently asked questions about Sustainable Mobility Projects
What counts as a Mobility & Transport project on Keys for Tomorrow?
Any company or initiative building lower-carbon ways to move goods or people. Examples range from digital freight platforms to electric vehicles and sustainable shipping.
How many mobility projects are listed?
407 as of this writing, making Mobility & Transport the second-largest category on the platform.
How do I find a specific type of mobility project?
Use the Mobility & Transport archive to browse all listings. Or the Categories hub to compare against related sectors like Energy or Technology & Innovation.
Related categories & goals
Every organization above is one of 407 real, catalogued Mobility & Transport projects on this platform.
Explore the full list →Sourced from Keys for Tomorrow’s project catalog, verified live 2026-08-09.