Unlocking the Potential of Consumer Energy Resources
The AEMC partnered with Energeia to explore how flexible Consumer Energy Resources (CER), like solar, batteries, electric vehicles, and smart appliances, can reduce costs and
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Projections of Greenhouse Gas Emissions in AU Transport Sector
The DCCEEW, formerly DISER, report and accompanying methodology report summarises the key assumptions and outputs of Energeia’s emissions modelling for the transport sector.
The Department of Climate Change, Energy, Environment and Water (DCCEEW), formerly the Department of Industry, Science, Energy and Resourced (DISER) emissions projections report (2020) and accompanying methodology report summarises the key assumptions and outputs of Energeia’s emissions modelling for the transport sector, including the following:
- Projected trend in transport emissions to 2030 by transport mode and vehicle type
- The assumptions used to assess the impact of COVID-19 on travel activity by transport mode and transport usage type
- A snapshot of the projected light duty vehicle activity and electric vehicle stock and sales
- Projected emissions intensity of new light duty vehicles for internal combustion engines and battery electric vehicles (excluding plug-in hybrids)
- An overview of Energeia’s modelling approach and methodology for activity projections, COVID-19 impact on transport activity, and vehicle fleet technology projections
For more information regarding Energeia’s transportation modelling or forecasting services, please contact us at energeia@energeia.com.au.
For more information or to discuss your specific needs regarding EV data forcasting and modelling, please request a meeting with our team.
For more detailed information regarding key challenges facing electric vehicle uptake, please see Energeia’s Power Session webinars and associated materials.
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