End of the ICE age? Europe's shift from oil to electric powered vehicles
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Report summary
Policy support for "zero tailpipe emissions" from light-duty vehicles is building in Europe. In several countries – including France, the UK, Germany, the Netherlands and Norway – legislators and governments have announced their intentions to end the sale of conventional gasoline and diesel cars by 2040 at the latest. If such policies were to gain momentum across Europe, then – in today's terms – annual passenger car sales of 17 million and roughly 3.6 million b/d of road fuel demand from conventional cars could be at stake. This report provides an overview of those proposals, including the ambiguities behind many of the proposals. Furthermore, we present our base case for EV adoption in Europe, as sales of Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) cars are increasingly displaced by Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs) over the next two decades. The associated impacts on gasoline and diesel demand are assessed alongside the impacts on European power markets.
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Our experts in oils and refining and commodity analytics take a deep dive into Europe's various regulatory movements toward electric vehicles. This analysis can help you:
- Understand how European policy could serve as a bellwether for the future of oil-based transport and the advent of EV adoption
- Look ahead to a market less reliant on oil and more on battery technology
- Identify areas for growth and opportunity in emerging EV markets
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Focusing on European policy, this report includes:
- Effects of "zero-tailpipe emissions" policy and targets to end the sale of gasoline- and diesel-fueled cars
- Forecasted demand growth for EVs
- What it means for the internal combustion engine to be displaced by battery power
Table of contents
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European governments target light vehicles in an effort to tackle carbon and NOx emissions
- Executive summary
- Current proposals for restricting conventional vehicle sales
- Ambiguities
- The European EV market
- Electric vehicle sales and fleet outlook
- Road fuel demand outlook
- Electricity demand outlook
- EVs and grid stability
- EV charging infrastructure
- An uncertain future
Tables and charts
This report includes 7 images and tables including:
- Current proposals for restricting conventional vehicles sales
- European passenger vehicle market share & engine type (2016)
- European passenger vehicle market share & engine type (2035)
- Number of BEVs and BEV penetration rate in Europe (2015-2040)
- Passenger car fuel demand (2015-2040)
- Electricity demand from EVs (2015-2040)
- EV charging station requirement
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