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Turning the tide: transitioning to low carbon transport futures Oceania centre for sustainable transport

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The world burns about 17% of its fossil fuel on transport (the fastest growing sector). The Pacific imports all its fossil fuel and burns 70%+ of that on transport. The world divides its energy thinking into electricity (energy) and Transport Electricity is its priority. When it thinks about transport as energy it mainly thinks about land transport.
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