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Background information
What are the low cost solutions? What is the future role of technology?
Hybrids Electric Vehicles Fuel Cells
12%
31%
Commercial Vehicles 66%
22%
Very Concerned Fairly concerned Not very concerned Not at all concerned
49%
Market Transformation
Supply Push
1 2 3
Demand Pull
New Tech.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Year (indicative)
Demand Pull
Vehicle buying Smart Driving Smart Choices
Technology Projects
Grant Incentives
Behavioural Advice
Public Sector
Travel Planning
Business
Charter Project
Not just cars: bus fitted with Eneco Epack power pack
Developments abroad
Developments abroad
Developments abroad
Developments abroad
Developments abroad
Developments abroad
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