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FVV has published a follow-up report to last year‘s life cycle assessment of alternative powertrain technologies // The impact of any additional demand for electricity from climate-neutral mobility on the European carbon market is an important component of a comprehensive LCA system analysis. The report therefore focuses on energy-related CO2 emissions from electromobility and their respective regulation // The EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) as it is designed today, will be able to dampen the increase in electricity-related CO2 emissions to a certain extent, however, it will be not effective in preventing them
The impact of additional demand for electricity through climate-neutral mobility on the European carbon market (EU ETS) is an important element of a comprehensive LCA system analysis. That is way the consultancy Frontier Economics and the Institute for the World Economy (IfW Kiel) have presented a supplementary study to FVV’s last year cradle-to-grave life cycle analysis in the mobility sector (issue R595/2020):
Frontier Economics / IfW Kiel:
Carbon-neutral mobility powered by green electricity? How the power sector reacts to alternative mobility solutions. An assessment of energetic and regulatory effects on the CO2 emissions of alternative powertrain technologies and energy sources
Follow-up study | FVV issue R598 | Frankfurt am Main, Cologne, Kiel, 2021
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