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Low Cost Solutions are part of the answer

Colin Matthews Head of TransportEnergy Programmes Energy Saving Trust

Contents
Background information
What are the low cost solutions? What is the future role of technology?
Hybrids Electric Vehicles Fuel Cells

What developments are underway in the UK?


Centre of Excellence

CO2 emissions from the road transport


Heavy Duty Trucks and Buses 29%

Cars 59% Light Duty Trucks 12%

Road transport represents 26% of total UK CO2

Urban Air Emissions 2003 (NETCEN)


Urban PM10 Emissions 2003
23% 31% Cars HGV LGV Buses 3% Motorcycles

12%

31%
Commercial Vehicles 66%

Urban Air Emissions 2003 (NETCEN)


Urban NOx Emissions 2003

22%

Cars HGV 58% 5% LGV Buses Motorcycles 15% 0%


Commercial Vehicles 42%

How do people feel about the environment?


EST Research 2004 through ICM 1000 consumers 40% recognise impact of transport on the environment 12% took account of the environment when buying a car
Mori research Concern for Environment
3% 14% 34%

Very Concerned Fairly concerned Not very concerned Not at all concerned

49%

From Mori Research

Market Transformation
Supply Push
1 2 3

Demand Pull

Advice and information Policy instruments Market incentives

New Tech.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

Year (indicative)

ESTs role in transforming the market


Supply Push
Consumers

Demand Pull
Vehicle buying Smart Driving Smart Choices

Technology Projects

Grant Incentives

Behavioural Advice

Public Sector

Travel Planning

Business

Charter Project

What are the low cost solutions?



Information and advice on options Through Ticketing Park and Ride with a difference Cleaner taxis Involvement of local companies
Charter Travel Plans

Future Role of technology


Two sources of power Allows the ICE to run more efficiently- typically 30% Other features may include regenerative braking and
engine stop-start

Diesel series electric hybrid drive

Not just cars: bus fitted with Eneco Epack power pack

WrightBus Electric Hybrid

Developments abroad

NZ Hybrid Bus being trialled in Newcastle

Developments abroad

Developments abroad

Brazilian Hybrid Bus

Developments abroad

Italian electric and electric hybrid buses

Developments abroad

Sweden - running on Bio-ethanol

Developments abroad

Sweden - running on Bio-Gas

Todays electric vehicles

City of Lincoln Electric Shuttle Bus

Todays electric vehicles

Modec Electric Platform

Hydrogen in todays transport

Centre of Excellence for Low Carbon and Fuel Cell Technologies (CENEX)
To be launched in Spring 2005 at Loughborough
University Industry-led DTI funded for 5 years, self-sustaining thereafter Create stronger linkages between academia, supply chain and OEMs Coordinate Knowledge Transfer Activities c3.5m for demonstration projects Ownership of the low carbon vehicle routemap Will encourage inward investment in the UK www.cenex.co.uk info@cenex.co.uk

Conclusion
Clean
Technology is vital Many technologies (e.g. hybrids) are here today- the challenge is bringing them to the mass market 30% lower fuel usage = lower emissions

Accessible
Supply and demand are needed Need to engage and incentivise consumers to use transport options

Transport
Smart Travel Choices and Smart Driving Modal shift and efficient driving are vital to reduce road transport emissions

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