海南省要实现如此快速的汽车电动化转型，及时地规划和建设一套完善的充电基础设施服务网络至关重要。本研究对海南省截至2023年底的电动汽车推广及充电基础设施建设现状进行了评估，并基于海南省所设定的新能源汽车推广目标对2030年海南省分城市的电动汽车保有量 ...

Camila Viveiros is a Associate Reseacher at the ICCT. Camila contributes to policy and technical research focused on the deployment of fuels in Brazil. Prior to joining the ICCT Camila has worked as a ...

The acceleration of the transition to battery electric vehicles (BEVs) entails a rapid increase in demand for batteries and material supply. This study projects the demand for electric vehicle ...

The climate impacts of aviation are increasingly coming into focus. Following sharp traffic reductions due to the COVID-19 pandemic, greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from airlines are expected to exceed ...

2024 machten Elektroautos 13,5 Prozent aller Pkw-Neuzulassungen aus, leicht unter dem Vorjahreswert. Für 2025 ist ein Anstieg zu erwarten, da strengere CO₂-Zielwerte für Automobilhersteller greifen.

The 2024 revision of the carbon dioxide (CO 2) standards for trucks and buses in the European Union is one of the world’s most ambitious regulations to decarbonize the heavy-duty vehicle sector. The ...

Diana has over 10 years of experience in strategic communications across diverse industries. Throughout her career, she has led communication initiatives for organizations such as Colectivo Tomate, ...

Global electric vehicle (EV) sales exceeded 7 million units in the first half of 2024 and were 17% of new light-duty vehicles (LDVs) sold worldwide. China, Europe, the United States, and India ...

Le Chang is an Associate Researcher in the HDV program at the Beijing office. Before joining ICCT, she spent three years at an Urban Planning Design and Research Institute, specializing in sustainable ...

Yuwei Pei is an Associate Researcher with ICCT’s China team. Her work focuses on heavy-duty vehicle studies in China, with an emphasis on analyzing the practical applications of zero-emission trucks ...

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China’s new fuel consumption standard for heavy-duty commercial vehicles (HDVs), Stage 4, limits vehicles’ per-vehicle fuel consumption (in L/100 km). For new type-approvals, it will take effect on ...