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Interim Report - October 2020
Accessible Data for Decision Making
Smart Charging Technical Requirements
Engaging EV users in smart charging and energy services
A Common Strategic Understanding of the Requirements of the Energy System to Support Mass EV Uptake
LowCVP presents an analysis of the UK coach market in terms of vehicles in service, annual registrations, annual mileage and associated greenhouse gas and air pollutant emissions.
Policy options to support the bus industry shift to a zero emission bus fleet
LowCVP's submission to the 2035 end of sale of internal combustion engine car and van consultaion, following discussion workshops with member.
The Low Carbon Fuel Tracking Scheme (LCFTS) aims to provide assurance and traceability of the carbon and sustainability performance of renewable fuels being sold to fleet operators in the UK. It complements DfT's Renewable Fuel Transport Obligation and facilitates evidence of carbon and sustainability for low carbon fuels beyond the point of fuel duty,
A review of well-to-tank GHG emission values and pathways for natural gas, biofuels and hydrogen
The final report of the EV Energy Taskforce Phase One. Published January 2020. This report focuses on steps to remove actual or potential barriers and reinforce actual or potential enablers. It provides a focus on key issues and states when important questions have to be resolved. The proposals are not just for Government. Success will need collaboration and compromise from all stakeholders, both in the energy and the automotive sectors.
Overview of H2HAUL EU project.
Know Your Electric Range Guide produced by LowCVP and the NFDA
Objectives To identify what financial information consumers find most important To identify consumer preference for presentation of financial information, in particular total cost of ownership To investigate what incentives consumers would favour with regards to purchasing an electric car
Powered Light Vehicles (PLVs) is the collective term for a range of two, three and four-wheeled vehicles for either passenger or cargo use. Their compact size and light weight ensures optimal use of available road space and as they are predominantly powered by zero and low-emission powertrains they offer an efficient, clean and practical form of personal and commercial mobility.
An early step in plans to develop a robust, representative and cost-effective methodology for measuring the energy consumption and emissions performance of refrigerated commercial vehicles.
The Clean Vehicle Retrofit Technology Guide details the approved retrofit technologies under the Clean Vehicle Retrofit Accreditation Scheme (CVRAS) commissioned by the Joint Air Quality Unit to support the clean up of the exiting vehicle fleet. The Guide covers technologies accredited for bus, coach, truck, refuse collection vehicles, vans and taxis and provides indicative TCO and case studies.
The Low Emission Van Guide, intended for use by van buyers, fleet managers and procurement leaders, provides an overview of low emission vans, the alternative fuels and technologies that can be used as well as providing advice on fleet management best practice.
A guide that sets out the business, environmental and operational case for operating low emission vans in a small to medium-sized fleet of commercial vehicles (up to 3.5t GVW). Prepared by Cenex for LowCVP - June 2015.[Updated March 2019]
Availability and presentation of environmental, performance and running cost information across different powertrains.
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