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Recorded December 6, 2018 8:00 am

Business Models for Electric Bus Adoption

Series: Sustainable and Integrated Urban Development
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This webinar will explain some principal components of business models that enable adoption of electric buses in public transport, based on case studies in 22 cities and 14 countries across America, Asia and Europe.

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Registration LinkPublication: Emerging trends and innovations for electric bus adoption—a comparative case study of contracting and financing of 22 cities in the Americas, Asia-Pacific, and Europe

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Sebastián Castellanos

Energy and Climate Associate
WRI Ross Center for Sustainable Cities

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