End of the ICE age? Europe's shift from oil to electric powered vehicles
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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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