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HomeSupport for the in-service verification of CO2 emissions of new light- and heavy-duty vehicles
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This is the final report of the study “Support for the in-service verification of CO2 emissions of new lightand heavy-duty vehicles”, aiming to provide the technical support to the Commission for the development of the relevant requirements for the In-Service Verification (ISV) of CO2 emissions of new light- and heavy-duty vehicles. The current study analysed and developed various elements and procedures for the ISV of CO2 emissions of new LDV and HDV as foreseen in Regulations (EU) 2019/631 (Article 13 and Article 7(9)) and 2019/1242 (Article 13 and Article 9). The aim of such procedures shall be to verify the correspondence of the certified CO2 emissions with the performance of vehicles in-service on the same type-approval procedure, as well as to detect strategies aiming at artificially improving CO2 emissions during Type Approval (TA). Initially in this context, a screening of the relevant existing regulations was conducted, covering legislations from both the EU and other areas of the world (US, China, Japan, South Korea, India). The target was to identify elements and procedures of those legislations that could be useful for the ISV of CO2 emissions. To that aim, and after analysing the various regulations, some useful elements, from both EU and non-EU regulations, were isolated and were further used as input to the development of the actual ISV procedures.
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- Themes: Environment — Ecology , Means of transport
- Subject: approval , commercial vehicle , consumption , environmental standard , fuel , general mechanical engineering , greenhouse gas , motor car , motor vehicle pollution , reduction of gas emissions , testing
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| ISSN | ISBN 978-92-68-01422-6 | DOI 10.2834/585809 | Catalogue number ML-07-23-174-EN-N |
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