Net-Zero Transit

Net-Zero Transit by Paul C. Okonkwo; Samuel Chukwujindu Nwokolo; Mahaad Issa Shammas delivers a bold, practical roadmap for decarbonizing public transport systems in cities around the world. Vividly written and richly researched, this book captures the urgency and opportunity of transitioning to zero-emission mobility—from dense European capitals to fast-growing African and Asian metropolises.

Inside, readers find clear, actionable strategies that bridge policy, technology, and finance. The authors examine real-world case studies—electric bus rollouts, hydrogen trials, transit-oriented development, and clean-fleet financing—showing how cities from New York and London to Lagos and Nairobi can cut emissions while improving accessibility and equity. Technical frameworks are explained in an accessible way for urban planners, transit agencies, policymakers, and sustainability professionals seeking measurable outcomes.

What sets this book apart is its pragmatic focus: step-by-step implementation guidance, risk mitigation tactics, and scalable models tailored to diverse geographies and budgets. Whether you’re responsible for fleet procurement, climate strategy, or municipal planning, you’ll gain tools to evaluate costs, secure funding, and foster community buy-in for net-zero transit projects.

Practical, timely, and globally relevant, Net-Zero Transit is essential reading for anyone committed to sustainable urban mobility. Equip your team with a proven framework to accelerate decarbonization efforts and transform public transport into a climate solution. Order your copy today to bring evidence-based, city-ready strategies to your transit planning and climate action initiatives.

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