Dutch cargo hyperloop would result in net reduction of CO2 emissions
source: Hardt Hyperloop
A hyperloop network for freight between North and South Holland can lead to economic benefits and a significant CO2 reduction. That is one of the main conclusions from a study by Dutch company Hardt Hyperloop.
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Saving “0.6 million tonnes CO2 after 30 years of operations” multiplied by damage costs of e.g. 500 Euro/ton would lead to climate benefit of 300 mio. Euro. And much less, if a quicker conversion of the road alternative to non-fossil fuel was assumed.
Conclusion: The benefit is not really relevant compared to the estimated investment costs of 1.5 billion Euro.