T-1B1b-5 - Ecodriving of heavy trucks

TBD

Background

IPCC WG3 definition: TBD.

A truck's speed has a major impact on its fuel consumption and emissions - both at lower and higher speeds.The effect becomes more pronounced at higher speeds. Reducing a truck's cruising speed from 55 to 50 mph can reduce carbon dioxide emissions by up to 15 percent.Reduced speed not only helps reduce emissions but also improves road safety.

No description yet

Transition Element

• Type of shift: Utilisation Shift
• Activity: TBD
• Operation: TBD
• ATOC: TBD

Activities

Improves:

• A-1B1b-2 - Diesel HGV
• A-1B1b-3 - Pure electric HGV
• A-1B1b-5 - Hydrogen HGV
• A-1B1b-4 - Shift to gas heavy trucks
• A-1B1b-1 - Petrol HGV

Data sources

Parameter	Region	Sources
TBD	TBD	TBD

Interventions

TBD.

YAML Specification

title: T-1B1b-5 - Ecodriving of heavy trucks
id: ecodriving_of_heavy_trucks
sector: transport
version: 2.0.2
name: ecodriving_of_heavy_trucks
type: update
unitOfMeasure: tonne_km
cohort:
  expression: '1'
variablesToUpdate:
- update: energy_intensity_freight_heavy_trucks_diesel
  type: SAVINGS
  by:
    expression: '%[0]'
    variables:
    - heavy_truck_eco_driving_savings_factor
- update: energy_intensity_freight_heavy_trucks_bev
  type: SAVINGS
  by:
    expression: '%[0]'
    variables:
    - heavy_truck_eco_driving_savings_factor
- update: energy_intensity_freight_heavy_trucks_hydrogen
  type: SAVINGS
  by:
    expression: '%[0]'
    variables:
    - heavy_truck_eco_driving_savings_factor
- update: energy_intensity_freight_heavy_trucks_gas
  type: SAVINGS
  by:
    expression: '%[0]'
    variables:
    - heavy_truck_eco_driving_savings_factor
- update: energy_intensity_freight_heavy_trucks_petrol
  type: SAVINGS
  by:
    expression: '%[0]'
    variables:
    - heavy_truck_eco_driving_savings_factor
carbonCausalChains:
  atoc:
    expression: '1'
  chains:
  - chain: diesel_heavy_trucks
  - chain: battery_electric_heavy_trucks
  - chain: hydrogen_heavy_trucks
  - chain: gas_heavy_trucks
  - chain: petrol_heavy_trucks
cobenefits:
- air_quality
- reduced_noise
- reduced_accidents
- increased_longevity_of_stock