Realizing the electric-vehicle revolution
Full battery electric vehicles (BEVs) have become an important policy option to mitigate climate change, but there are major uncertainties in the scale and timing of market diffusion. Although there has been substantial work showing the potential energy and climate benefits of BEVs, demand-side fact...
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description | Full battery electric vehicles (BEVs) have become an important policy option to mitigate climate change, but there are major uncertainties in the scale and timing of market diffusion. Although there has been substantial work showing the potential energy and climate benefits of BEVs, demand-side factors, such as consumer behaviour, are less recognized in the debate. We show the importance of assessing BEV diffusion from an integrated perspective, focusing on key interactions between technology and behaviour across different scales, including power-system demand, charging infrastructure, vehicle performance, driving patterns and individual adoption behaviour. |
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spelling | oxford-uuid:c9e7a392-c196-4ca4-9ebd-315fc6e946202022-03-27T07:03:26ZRealizing the electric-vehicle revolutionJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:c9e7a392-c196-4ca4-9ebd-315fc6e94620TransportPublic policyTechnology and Applied SciencesCommerce, Communications, TransportEnglishSymplectic Elements at OxfordNature Publishing Group2012Tran, MBanister, DBishop, JMcculloch, MFull battery electric vehicles (BEVs) have become an important policy option to mitigate climate change, but there are major uncertainties in the scale and timing of market diffusion. Although there has been substantial work showing the potential energy and climate benefits of BEVs, demand-side factors, such as consumer behaviour, are less recognized in the debate. We show the importance of assessing BEV diffusion from an integrated perspective, focusing on key interactions between technology and behaviour across different scales, including power-system demand, charging infrastructure, vehicle performance, driving patterns and individual adoption behaviour. |
spellingShingle | Transport Public policy Technology and Applied Sciences Commerce, Communications, Transport Tran, M Banister, D Bishop, J Mcculloch, M Realizing the electric-vehicle revolution |
title | Realizing the electric-vehicle revolution |
title_full | Realizing the electric-vehicle revolution |
title_fullStr | Realizing the electric-vehicle revolution |
title_full_unstemmed | Realizing the electric-vehicle revolution |
title_short | Realizing the electric-vehicle revolution |
title_sort | realizing the electric vehicle revolution |
topic | Transport Public policy Technology and Applied Sciences Commerce, Communications, Transport |
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