Chart - CO2 Emission per Passenger

Slide Content

The PowerPoint slide conveys information about the CO2 emissions per passenger associated with different modes of transport: maritime, rail, road, and air. The larger the bar in the graphical representation, the higher the emissions attributed to the respective mode. Maritime has the smallest emission value, signifying it's the most eco-friendly choice for passenger travel in terms of CO2 output. On the other hand, Air travel shows the largest bar, indicating it results in the most emissions per passenger, marking it as the least sustainable option when considering carbon footprint.

Graphical Look

• The slide background is white, providing a clean and neutral canvas for the content.
• Each mode of transport (Maritime, Rail, Road, and Air) is represented by both an icon and a label in a dark blue, bold font.
• The icons are stylized and minimalist, depicting a ship for Maritime, a train for Rail, a car for Road, and a plane for Air.
• The CO2 emission data is represented through horizontal teal bars, varying in length according to the respective emission values.
• The length of these bars visually conveys the comparative amount of emissions each transport mode is responsible for.
• The icon colors correspond with the color of the bars, aiding in visual cohesion.
• A light grey arrow icon is visible in the top right corner, possibly indicating the slide is part of a sequence.

The slide has a professional and modern aesthetic, with a clear, visual hierarchy that guides the viewer from the title to the comparative data. The use of coherent color scheme across text and graphics ensures legibility and reinforces the overall design theme.

Use Cases

• Presenting environmental impact analyses during transportation sector meetings or conferences.
• Providing visual data for discussions on sustainable travel options in educational settings.
• Including in corporate sustainability reports to illustrate the company's carbon footprint related to business travel.
• Engaging stakeholders in the transportation industry with visual aids on policy proposals to reduce carbon emissions.