The transition to net-zero logistics is key for Europe’s future, but it is not without its challenges. Foremost among them is the need to optimise freight flows and enable seamless multimodal connectivity. The ‘Net-Zero-Logistics study’, developed by EY for Europe’s Rail in cooperation with a steering committee of key European rail and logistics players (CER, CLECAT, EIM, ERFA, ETP-Alice, European Commission – DG MOVE, UIP, UIRR, UNIFE) and a panel of independent academics, was published in Jun
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