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Policy Driven

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Policy Driven is a podcast produced by Green Mobility Magazine in collaboration with Wattsup!, focused on global transport and mobility policy. Hosted by Mark Watts, founder of Wattsup!, and Thomas Jérémie Hayden-Lefebvre, Editor-in-Chief of Green Mobility Magazine, the podcast features in-depth discussions with policymakers, industry leaders, and experts on regulatory developments, market trends, and strategic challenges shaping the future of transport, energy, and industrial transition.

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Episode thumbnail for Rethinking Rural Mobility: Can Cycling Deliver?

July 31, 2026

Rethinking Rural Mobility: Can Cycling Deliver?

<p>Can cycling provide a practical form of everyday transport in rural communities?</p><p>Giles K Bailey is joined by Isobel Duxfield of Campaign for Better Transport, mobility consultant Beate Kubitz and Thomas Hayden-Lefebvre, Editor-in-Chief of the Green Mobility Magazine, to examine the prospects for utility cycling in rural areas across the UK and Western Europe.</p><p>The panel discusses the condition of rural public transport, the infrastructure needed to make everyday cycling viable, the contribution of e-bikes and other micromobility options, safety concerns, financing andpolitical support. It also considers what local authorities, employers, transport operators and community organisations can do to provide rural residents with greater mobility choice.</p><p>This webinar accompanies Giles K Bailey’s recently published book, Can Cycling Deliver a Modern and Sustainable City?</p><p>Find out more:<br><a href="https://ibexpub.media/giles-k-bailey-cycling-micro-mobility-book/">https://ibexpub.media/giles-k-bailey-cycling-micro-mobility-book/</a></p>

Episode thumbnail for Can Europe Lead Electric Aviation? | Electric Aircraft, Industrial Sovereignty and the Future of Flight

June 24, 2026

Can Europe Lead Electric Aviation? | Electric Aircraft, Industrial Sovereignty and the Future of Flight

<p><strong>Electric aviation is moving from concept to reality.</strong></p><p>Across Europe, companies are developing a new generation of electric aircraft that promise lower operating costs, quieter flights and zero in-flight emissions. Yet significant questions remain. Can the technology scale? Is the regulatory framework fit for purpose? And can Europe establish a leadership position before competitors in the United States and China pull ahead?</p><p>In this episode of Policy Driven, Tom and Mark are joined by Alessia Affinito, EU Public Affairs Manager at VÆRIDION, and Antoine Toulemont, European &amp; International Affairs Adviser at AURA AERO.</p><p>The discussion explores the role of electric aviation within European transport policy, the challenges facing commercial deployment, and the broader implications for industrial competitiveness, strategic autonomy and regional connectivity.</p><p>Topics discussed include:</p><ul><li>Why electric aviation is gaining momentum in Europe</li></ul><ul><li>The commercial potential of electric regional aircraft</li></ul><ul><li>Certification and regulatory challenges</li><li>Batteries, charging infrastructure and airport readiness</li><li>European industrial policy and strategic autonomy</li><li>Competition from the United States and China</li><li>The relationship between electric aviation and sustainable aviation fuels</li><li>Potential defence and dual-use applications</li><li>What policymakers need to do before 2030</li></ul><p>Guests:</p><p>Alessia AffinitoEU Public Affairs Manager, VÆRIDION</p><p>Antoine ToulemontEuropean &amp; International Affairs Adviser, AURA AERO</p><p>Policy Driven is a podcast by the Green Mobility Magazine and WATTSUP! exploring transport, energy and industrial policy.</p><p>Listen to more episodes at:<a href="https://ibexpub.media/podcast"><u>https://ibexpub.media/podcast</u></a></p><p>Follow the Green Mobility Magazine on LinkedIn for policy analysis, interviews and updates.</p>

Episode thumbnail for Policy Driven | IMO MEPC 84, Maritime Decarbonisation and the Future of Global Shipping Rules

May 22, 2026

Policy Driven | IMO MEPC 84, Maritime Decarbonisation and the Future of Global Shipping Rules

<p><br></p><p>The International Maritime Organization’s latest climate negotiations have reopened fundamental questions about global shipping decarbonisation, carbon pricing and the future relationship between international and regional regulation.</p><p>In this special episode of Policy Driven, Tom and Mark are joined by Fanny Devaux, Director of Shipping at<a href="https://www.transportenvironment.org?utm_source=chatgpt.com"> <u>Transport and Environment</u></a>, for an in-depth discussion on the outcomes of IMO MEPC 84 and the future of the proposed Net Zero Framework.</p><p>The episode examines what happened during the negotiations in London, why the framework remains politically contested, and what the latest developments reveal about the state of international cooperation on maritime climate policy.</p><p>The discussion explores: </p><ul><li>The IMO Net Zero Framework and global fuel standard proposals </li><li>Maritime carbon pricing and the proposed IMO Net Zero Fund </li><li>The political divisions exposed during MEPC 84</li><li>The role of the EU and the future interaction between IMO rules and the EU ETS</li><li>Investment certainty, fuel pathways and shipping decarbonisation</li><li>Whether parallel global and European regulatory systems are now emerging</li></ul><p>Policy Driven is a podcast by the Green Mobility Magazine and Wattsup!, focused on global transport, energy and industrial policy.</p><p>Listen to more episodes at:<a href="https://ibexpub.media/podcast/?utm_source=chatgpt.com"> <u>ibexpub.media/podcast</u></a></p><p>Follow the Green Mobility Magazine on LinkedIn for policy analysis and updates.</p><p><br></p>

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Policy Driven is a podcast produced by Green Mobility Magazine in collaboration with Wattsup!, focused on global transport and mobility policy. Hosted by Mark Watts, founder of Wattsup!, and Thomas Jérémie Hayden-Lefebvre, Editor-in-Chief of Green Mobility Magazine, the podcast features in-depth discussions with policymakers, industry leaders, and experts on regulatory developments, market trends, and strategic challenges shaping the future of transport, energy, and industrial transition.

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