These jeepneys will.

Pioneering cities in the Philippines are welcoming Electric Jeepneys as part of an innovative project that aims to use energy from biodegradable waste from the city's wet markets, food establishments, and households to power an environment-friendly public transport system.

The result is a system that addresses urban environmental problems such as air pollution and solid waste. But, more importantly, these Electric Jeepneys are an example of a concrete and viable way in which cities can contribute to reducing the country’s greenhouse gas emissions.

By steering clear of fossil fuels, these Electric Jeepneys have not only revolutionized a Philippine icon, they also provide an answer to the biggest challenge threatening our planet today: climate change.

To prevent dangerous climate change, we need a revolution in the way we produce and use energy.

The key to stopping dangerous climate change is to stop reliance on fossil fuels and transition towards a sustainable energy future. Cleaner, safer renewable energy technologies and energy efficiency hold the key to a country's energy independence.

Greenpeace campaigns for renewable energy. We aim to stop dangerous climate change caused by the burning of fossil fuels by catalyzing large-scale solutions based on renewable energy and energy efficiency technologies.

Greenpeace is a solutions-oriented international campaigning organization that strives to be an uncompromising voice for the environment and a catalyst for positive change through action. We fund our activities through individual donations from millions of people around the world and do not accept any corporate sponsorships or funds from governments.