Net Zero Transit Symposium

To reduce the impacts of climate change and create a sustainable future for our world we all need to work together to reduce carbon emissions in our cities and urban centres. Projected population increases and urban consolidation are driving the need for improved mid-tier transit transport on a global scale. New emerging transport technology will help make these options more sustainable while improving access to employment, reducing congestion and contributing to urban regeneration.

Curtin University has been examining a range of mid-tier transit options across the world to understand how it can generate a positive impact on the built environment. This sustainable mid-tier transit has the potential to create new transport corridors linking activity centres and local neighbourhoods by providing better connections across communities.

But there is work to be done. Existing options need to evolve significantly to encourage people out of their cars and make the switch to public transport. It’s a challenge that requires collaboration across community, business and government sectors.

Join us at the Net Zero Transit Symposium and hear from industry experts to find out how innovations in transport technology are enabling the transition to net zero emissions. We’ll explore how these advancements will create the opportunity to drive economic development while enhancing connectivity and revitalising communities.

You can be part of the journey with an Australian first trial of the latest in digital rail transit – the Trackless Tram. It’s arrival in Perth will coincide with the Net Zero Transit Symposium and all attendees will be able to experience this firsthand with a showcase at the City of Stirling.

Let’s discover how we can collaborate to reduce carbon emissions with net zero transit and lead the way in creating a more sustainable future for our communities – it’s fundamental to our success.

View the Trackless Tram Business Case page.

Supporting events

As a part of the Symposium the City of Stirling will be hosting various supporting events and networking opportunities. Separate registration is required for each event.

Find out about our speakers