Green Mobility Magazine – Issue IV “Finance” (2025)

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With a focus on the critical issue of financing the sustainable transport transition, the 2025 issue of the Green Mobility Magazine takes the pulse from Brussels to the Sahel, from airline boardrooms to automobile factories, bringing together exclusive interviews, analysis, and grounded case studies on what it takes to pay for the future of mobility.

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About the Fourth Issue of the Green Mobility Magazine…

With a focus on the critical issue of financing the sustainable transport transition, the 2025 issue of the Green Mobility Magazine takes the pulse from Brussels to the Sahel, from airline boardrooms to automobile factories, bringing together exclusive interviews, analysis, and grounded case studies on what it takes to pay for the future of mobility.

Issue IV’s contributors are informed by data, unafraid of politics, and grounded in the realities of a just transition. For transport professionals, policymakers, and public interest investors, this issue of the Green Mobility Magazine is your essential briefing for the road ahead.

Table of Contents 
  1. A Euro Invested in Mobility Is a Euro Invested in Our Collective Prosperity.  By Thomas Jérémie Hayden-Lefebvre, Editor-in-Chief, Green Mobility Magazine.
  2. Eco-Logical Airline Pricing, Please. By Pedro Castro, Founder & Director of SkyExpert Consulting & Green Mobility Magazine Editorial Board Member.
  3. Making the Skies Greener: How AI Is Helping Reduce Aviation’s Hidden Climate Impact. By Dilbar Aliyeva, Co-founder and CMO of Nexus Lab, and Omar Nuruzade, Co-founder and CEO of Nexus Lab.
  4. Myth-Busting: Aviation Tax Can Unlock Fresh Flows of Climate Finance. By David Kay, Legal Director at Opportunity Green.
  5. Sustainable Aviation Fuel: Can it Scale Fast Enough? By Patrick Edmond, Chief Marketing Officer, Future Energy Global & Green Mobility Magazine Editorial Board Member.
  6. Financing Sustainable Mobility: Why Startups Need More Than Just Capital. By Daniel Serra, Impact Ventures Director, EIT Urban Mobility.
  7. ‘The Global Climate Crisis Provides Several Opportunities to Make Our Cities Better.’ An Exclusive Interview With Juan Carlos Muñoz Abogabir, Minister of Transport and Communications, Republic of Chile. By Megan Ingram-Jones, Jr. Editor and Thomas Jérémie Hayden-Lefebvre, Editor-in-Chief, Green Mobility Magazine.
  8. Charting Europe’s Green Future: An Interview with Thomas Pellerin-Carlin. By Sandhya Kalyan, Jr. Writer, and Thomas Jérémie Hayden-Lefebvre, Editor-in-Chief, Green Mobility Magazine.
  9. Unlocking Sustainable Finance to Bridge the Investment Gap for Clean Transport Technologies. By Xavier Sol and Luca Poggi, Transport and Environment (T&E).
  10. When Numbers Fail: Navigating the Complexities of Urban Mobility Data. By EIT Urban Mobility.
  11. Climate Finance and Economic Mechanisms: Two Essential Yet Mismatched Pieces of the Sustainable Transport Puzzle. By Teodora Serafimova, Policy Analyst, Nikola Medimorec, Director of Data Analysis and Research, and Genevivie Ankunda, Research Officer, SLOCAT.
  12. Polluter Pays: A Case for Congestion Pricing, Parking Levies and Public Transport Reform. By James Burns, Junior Writer, Green Mobility Magazine.
  13. Driving Policy Change: The Role of Institutional Asset Owners. By Cleo Rank, Program Manager for Climate Finance at InfluenceMap.
  14. From Colonial Roads to Green Mobility: Financing the Sahel’s Sustainable Transport Future. By Rim Essa.
  15. The Politics of European Autoworkers. By Francesco Casagrande, EU Policy & Data Journalist, Complete Access, Green Mobility Magazine.
  16. Nurturing the European Car Industry in the Era of US Tariffs. By Abigail Osbourne, EU Issue Tracker Policy Researcher (Transport), FiscalNote.
  17. A Changing World – What Can Economics Tell Us About Changing Transport Fuels? By Matt Shepherd, Associate Director, Frontier Economics.
  18. UITP President Mohamed Mezghani on the Future of the UITP Summit. By Thomas Jérémie Hayden-Lefebvre, Editor-in-Chief, Green Mobility Magazine.
  19. Rail Disruption in the UK Is So Common That the Economic Damage It Causes Is Barely Noticed – But Change Is Possible. By Feng Li, Chair of Information Management, Associate Dean for Research & Innovation, Bayes Business School, City St George’s, University of London.
  20. Financing the Infrastructure Gap for Rail. By Lucie Anderton, Sustainability Director, International Union of Railways.
  21. Insuring the Future of Shipping: The Missing Piece of the Net-Zero Puzzle. By Jesse Fahnestock, Decarbonisation Director at Global Maritime Forum.
  22. Contractual Challenges Posed by the FuelEU Maritime Regulation in the Implementation of the New Regulatory Framework – And Future Scenarios. By Valerio Giovannini, EU Regulatory Attorney.

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Language: English
Release: April 30th, 2025.
Pages: 76
Format: A4 size print magazine.
Printed in France.
Dimensions: 210 x 297mm (approx.).
Weight: 400g (approx.). 

ISSN 2978-8323

 

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