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Moving Without Oil: How New Energy Is Rewriting the Future of Transportation
Transportation has depended heavily on petroleum for more than a century, but the energy landscape supporting movement is becoming increasingly diverse. Batteries, hydrogen, biofuels, sustainable aviation fuels and alternative marine fuels are being developed for different mobility requirements. This edition examines the transition across cars, commercial vehicles, aviation, shipping and other transport modes, exploring why no single energy solution fits every journey and how infrastructure, economics, range and efficiency influence the choices ahead.
Editor's Note
Changing the energy behind transportation is far more complicated than replacing one fuel with another. Every mode has different requirements for range, weight, infrastructure, cost and operating time. This edition looks across the mobility ecosystem to understand how electricity, hydrogen, biofuels and other alternatives may complement one another as transportation searches for cleaner and more efficient ways to keep people and goods moving.
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