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Sustainable Automotive Energy System in China
Sustainable Automotive Energy System in China aims at identifying and addressing the key issues of automotive energy in China in a systematic way, covering demography, economics, technology and policy, based on systematic and in-depth, multidisciplinary and comprehensive studies. Five scenarios of China’s automotive energy development are created to analyze the possible contributions in the fields of automotive energy, vehicle fuel economy improvement, electric vehicles, fuel cell vehicles and the 2nd generation biofuel development. Thanks to this book, readers can gain a better understanding of the nature of China’s automotive energy development and be informed about: 1) the current status of automotive energy consumption, vehicle technology development, automotive energy technology development and policy; 2) the future of automotive energy development, fuel consumption, propulsion technology penetration and automotive energy technology development, and 3) the pathways of sustainable automotive energy transformation in China, in particular, the technological and the policy-related options. This book is intended for researchers, engineers and graduates students in the low-carbon transportation and environmental protection field. China Automotive Energy Research Center (CAERC), Tsinghua University, established in 2008, is a university-wide interdisciplinary automotive energy research institution affiliated to Laboratory of Low Carbon Energy (LCE), Tsinghua University. More than 30 researchers are working at CAERC, including six full professors. CAERC’s mission is to create and disseminate sustainable automotive energy knowledge, research and development of integrated automotive energy system assessment methodologies and models, and provide technological and policy options for sustainable automotive energy system transformation in China and the world.
Introduction -- Motor Vehicle Development and Air Pollution Control -- Scenario analyses of China’s vehicle ownership and vehicle traffic services -- Vehicle Powertrain Technology -- Petroleum-derived liquid fuels -- Natural gas -- Coal-Derived Liquid Fuels -- Liquid Biofuels -- Energy for Electric Vehicles -- Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Vehicle Technology -- Life-cycle Energy Consumption and Greenhouse Gas Emissions of Automotive Energy Pathways -- Scenario Analyses of Automotive Energy -- Policy Recommendations Regarding Sustainable Development of China’s Automotive Energy.
Atmospheric Protection/Air Quality Control/Air Pollution