Oral evidence to Irish Parliamentary Committee on Climate Action

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23 March 2021

Oral evidence to Irish Parliamentary Committee on Climate Action

On 23 March I appeared before the Irish Parliament’s Joint Committee on Climate Action, along with Dr. Elisabeth Windisch of the International Transport Forum and Dr. Lynn Sloman of the Transport for Quality of Life consultancy, to answer questions about the decarbonisation of transport. This was a 2-hour evidence session covering many aspects of the subject, with Elisabeth and Lynn addressing mainly the personal travel issues and me focusing on freight and logistics.

Video recording of the session

Transcript of the discussion