Op-Ed
Paving the way for low-carbon mobility
Although there seems to be a consensus around the necessity to combat climate change, the...
Project Manager
La Fabrique de la Cité
Camille Combe was a Project Manager at La Fabrique de la Cité between 2016 and 2021.
He works on mobility and digital projects.He is the author of the report “Funding mobility in a post-carbon world” published in May 2020 and which analyzes different mechanisms to fund the decarbonization of mobility and explores the issues related to the acceptability of these measures. He is the co-author of the report “The end (of the end) of traffic congestion” published in 2018 which proposes a critical reading of the effects of digital technologies on urban mobility and analyzes the role of new technologies in the worsening of traffic jams in cities.
Before that, he worked for Transdev (Caisse des Dépôts et de Consignations group) where he helped to develop several projects (carsharing, improvement of a park and ride parking).
A graduate of Sciences Po Paris’s Urban School, Camille is interested in innovation and new technologies as well as their impacts on urban flows management (urban logistics, mobility). Attentive to urban evolutions, Camille is specifically investigating how data is changing the way people live and move in the city.
