"<b><i>The Road to Zero Emissions</i></b> details a clear pathway to the future of road transport and its important relationship with the environment. The success of zero emissions technology requires more efficient and shorter product development times. Rapid technology delivery has been accelerated through successful collaboration between manufacturers who are busy developing products for the wider market and product specialists such as Electra. I am delighted that this important book has been written and that the work of Electra Commercial Vehicles has been included."

Sid Sadique, Chairman/Owner, Electra Trucks Ltd.

"<i><b>The Road to Zero Emissions</b></i> is a concise narrative of the issues and hurdles that manufacturers, transport operators and their supply chains need to face."

Steve Hobson, Editor, Motor Transport

"The challenge of achieving Zero Emissions will not only require new products, energy systems and infrastructure investment. It will also need to provide training and support for the many levels of management in a very complex supply chain. Business model innovation will be a key driver of change and this book highlights many possible solutions."

Thomas Van Mouric — Chairman Culina Group

"<b><i>The Road to Zero Emissions</i></b> provides a comprehensive and insightful view of the important issues which will drive the reduction in energy consumption and the environmental impact."

Bob Harbey – Executive Director, Microlise

"Having been responsible for the operation and management of many transport companies and thousands of vehicles over the last 50 years I am well aware of the challenges to achieving Zero Emissions in the future. This comprehensive analysis of the future will provide many transport operators with a guidebook through the maze of options."

Glyn Davies – Chairman Landex Holdings

"Fossil fuel emissions have significantly contributed towards the climate change challenge that is arguably the biggest crisis facing the world today. This book critically examines the choices that industry and governments must make to reduce the threat of climate change, which in turn will have profound consequences for many of the world's leading business units."

Professor Malcom McDonald – Cranfield University