What has changed after Dieselgate?

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German Environment Agency Towards clean vehicles the future of the internal combustion engine What has changed after Dieselgate? Dr. Martin Lange Section I 3.2 / Pollution Abatement and Energy Saving in Transport Scientific Policy Advisor

What has changed after Dieselgate? Agenda 1 NO 2 -AIR QUALITY PROBLEMS IN CITIES AND TOWNS 2 NO X -EMISSIONS OF TRANSPORT IN GENERAL AND IN PARTICULAR DIESEL PASSENGER CARS 3 DEVELOPMENT OF THE EU-EMISSION LEGISLATION FOR LIGHT DUTY VEHICLES 4 NATIONAL FORUM DIESEL AND OTHER MEASURES / PROJECTIONS FOR NO 2 5 CURRENT STATUS, SUMMARY AND OUTLOOK www.wikipedia.org, Mariordo, CC BY-SA 3.0 2

NO 2 -air quality problems in cities and towns Status quo of nitrogen dioxide (NO 2 ) in Germany NO 2 concentration in 2017 (yearly average) Contribution to the NO 2 concentration in Germany cities (source analysis) Road traffic long-distance transport Industry Heating Others In 2017 the air monitoring sites on streets in 65 cities lie over the year-averaged EU limit value of NO 2 (40 µg/m 3; share of about 45% of the measurement sites at streets). Main source for NO 2 air pollution are diesel vehicles, particularly diesel-fueled passenger cars. Source: UBA 2018. 3

Source: UBA 2018 NO 2 -air quality problems in cities and towns Development of average nitrogen dioxide (NO 2 ) concentrations in Germany from 1995 to 2016 Nitrogen dioxide (NO 2 ) concentrations in µg/m³ (yearly average) Average below limit, but not all measurement sites/cities EU limit since 2010: 40 µg/m³ rural background urban background close to urban transport 4

NO 2 -air quality problems in cities and towns Measurement sites close to transport 2017 levels Mean yearly average for NO 2 2017 All measurement sites for traffic *gaps or passive collectors that are not yet updated. Here with 2016 value Extremely high polluted; 2017 No. 1 Above the limit but not main polluted cities Limit value = 40µg/m³ 5

Source: UBA 2017. NO x -emissions of transport in general and in particular diesel passenger cars Nitrogen dioxide (NO 2 ) emissions caused by the transport sector in cities in Germany for the year 2015 Buses Other cars Others Reasons for the high share are: High diesel-share in Germany that further increased until the Diesel-Gate in 2015 Bad real-world performance regarding NO x -emissions of diesel cars, in particular for Euro 5 and most of the Euro 6* cars Vans/trucks Diesel cars *without mandatory on-road testing with portable emission measurement systems (PEMS/RDE) 6

Source: HBEFA 3.3 (24/04/2017). NO x -emissions of transport in general and in particular diesel passenger cars Average real driving nitrogen oxide (NO x ) emissions of diesel-fueled cars in Germany compared to emissions standards in Europe EU emission standard in mg NO x /km Average real driving emissions in mg NO x /km 7

g NO x /km Source: UBA 2017 / HBEFA 3.3. NO x -emissions of transport in general and in particular diesel passenger cars Average real world nitrogen oxide (NO x ) emissions of diesel-fueled cars compared to emissions standards in Europe Real world NO x emission factors for diesel passenger cars compared to EU limits * * * Limit for sum of HC and NO x emissions ** Limit value multiplied with conformity factor Real world NO x emission factors (HBEFA) EU NO x emission limits 8

Development of the EU-emission legislation for light duty vehicles Emission standards and test procedures within Euro 6 standard: WLTP and Real Driving Emissions (both initiated before Dieselgate) Conformity of production Role: ensures that all products of a type are in compliance with type approval specifications Quality management systems and tests on production samples Improvements: Will include new test/procedures and advances statistics Type approval with a focus on (tailpipe) emission as one part Role: Tests before the production and sale of vehicles start // regulated pollutant emissions meet the applicable pollutant limits Up to Euro 6b: approval with NEDC and old test-procedure From Euro 6c on: New driving cycle & test procedure (WLTP) instead of NEDC and on-road measurement of particulate matter number (PN-RDE) From Euro 6d-TEMP on: additional on-road measurement of NO x -emissions (NO x -RDE) In-service conformity Role: ensure that the products are compliant during their normal useful life Up to now: tasked by OEM, done by TS and reported to type approval authorities (TAA) New: Will include WLTP/RDE and tests for RDE partly done at TAA 9

Development of the EU-emission legislation for light duty vehicles New test procedure WLTP and real driving emissions RDE WLTP: Test cycle + plenty changes in the test procedure RDE Real Driving Emissions Measurements on public roads and in daily traffic with Portable Emission Measurement System (PEMS) for NO x and particulate matter emissions (Number) 10

g NO x /km Source: UBA 2017 / HBEFA 3.3. Development of the EU-emission legislation for light duty vehicles Average real world nitrogen oxide (NO x ) emissions of diesel-fueled cars compared to emissions standards in Europe Real world NO x emission factors for diesel passenger cars compared to EU limits 1,2 1,0 0,8 0,6 0,4 * * * Limit for sum of HC and NO x emissions ** Limit value multiplied with conformity factor Expectation with new mandatory on road testing 0,2 0,0 Euro 1 Euro 2 Euro 3 Euro 4 Euro 5 Euro 6 a/b/c Euro 6d- TEMP ** ** Euro 6d Real world NO x emission factors (HBEFA) EU NO x emission limits 11

National Forum Diesel and other measures / projections for NO 2 National Forum Diesel : August 2017 with Federal and State Government as well as Car- Industry SOFTWARE UPDATES FOR EURO 5 AND EURO 6 LIGHT DUTY VEHICLES 5,3 Mio. vehicles (of ~46,5 Mio. PC) with updates expected VW-vehicles are included (~2.2 Mio. LDV; mandatory recall) NO x -reductions of 30% are proposed by OEM; but no proofed values are published until now Also for the number of Updates for non-vw cars ( voluntary updates ) the realization is not clear EXCHANGE PREMIUM FOR NEW LDV BY RETURNING OLD DIESEL Programs organized by OEM only Trade-in or scrapping of Euro 4 Diesel or older in exchange to money if new (in some cases also young used) car is bought sometimes in addition to current discount or instead of them Non-official value indicate that 10% to 20% of all new cars are bought using it Reductions are expected to be not enough (~2-4 µg/m³) 12

National Forum Diesel and other measures / projections for NO 2 Immediate Programm Clean Air 2017-2020 and Model Towns and Cities MEASURES OF THE IMMEDIATE PROGRAM CLEAN AIR 2017-2020 1 Bill. Euro for all cities and regions above the NO 2 -limits aim: avoid car bans Electrification of urban car fleets (e.g. busses, taxis, delivery fleets, etc.) and building of charging structure Digitalization of the transport system Retrofit of Diesel-Busses in public transport with more advanced exhaust after-treatment systems MODEL TOWNS AND CITIES 130 Mio. Euro for 5 selected towns and cities Bonn, Essen, Mannheim, Reutlingen and Herrenberg Examples to swift and effective measures e.g. 1 ticket for local public transport Park and Ride services 50 more dedicated cycling roads 13

NO 2 in µg/m³ (year averaged) NO 2 in µg/m³ (year averaged) National Forum Diesel and other measures / projections for NO 2 Current Reference Scenario: Yearly Averaged NO 2 -levels for two streets in two cities Reference Scenario with measures of National Forum Diesel and with 2017-2020 of the immediate program Clean AIR 2017-2020 NO 2 -concentration for Munich, Landshuter Allee NO 2 -concentration for Mainz, Parcusstraße Reference case (with Updates and discounts) Measured values 14

Current status, summary and outlook Current situation (varity of new proposals popping up) DRIVING BANS FOR DIESEL CARS IN SOME CITIES: Selected streets in Hamburg (in place) for all cars/trucks older than Euro 6/VI Within environmental zone in Stuttgart (planned) for all cars Euro 4 and older (inclusion of Euro 5 will be decided) Within environmental zone in Frankfurt (court decision; currently under appeal) OTHER MEASURES (SOME ONLY FOR CITIES/TOWNS WITH HIGH LEVELS): Retrofit (Hardware Upgrades) for municipal vehicles and Busses (agreed) Hardware Upgrades for passenger cars (under discussion; which cars and who pays for that) Rebuy of cars by the OEM with current value + 20% (proposed by the ministry of transport) New or prolonged discounts (potentially also higher) for (new) passenger cars (under discussion) Harmonized environmental zones for NO x (federal level) not discussed 15

Current status, summary and outlook Summary and Outlook IMPROVEMENT OF THE EMISSIONS LEGISLATION AND THE TYPE APPROVAL FRAMEWORK Real-driving emissions (RDE) and new test procedure WLTP for new cars should significantly reduce NO x -emissions Upcoming Euro 7/VII discussions (possibly more pollutants, more stringent limit values, new instruments/measures, etc.) TECHNICAL AND NON-TECHNICAL MEASURES TO COMPLY WITH LIMITS AS SOON AS POSSIBLE Software Updates and Retrofits as a promising contribution AIR POLLUTANTS GOOD REAL-WORLD PERFORMANCE DURABILITY NEEDED AS COMBUSTION ENGINES WILL STAY ON MARKET FOR A WHILE APPROPRIATE ACTIONS SHOULD BE INITIATED Potentially also new harmonization environmental zones on federal level for NO x CLIMATE PROTECTION Post2021-discussion for fuel economy- / CO 2 -standards Transition of transport system (avoid, shift and improve) and energy transition in transport (alternative fuels and propulsion technologies) NEED FOR CLIMATE ACTION ALSO IN TRANSPORT 16

Thank you very much! Martin Lange Section I 3.2 / Pollution Abatement and Energy Saving in Transport Umweltbundesamt Wörlitzer Platz 1 06844 Dessau-Roßlau Germany martin.lange@uba.de https://www.umweltbundesamt.de/en/topics/transport-noise

Light-blue or dark-blue sticker as an offer for a suitable solution (UBA proposal from march 2018) UBA-PROPOSAL LIGHT BLUE STICKER: Diesel Euro 5 (poss. older) with a good technical retrofit Diesel Euro 6a/b/c DARK BLUE STICKER: Diesel Euro 6d-TEMP and 6d Gasoline from Euro 3 on Electric cars (battery electric or fuel cell electric) Süddeutsche Zeitung, 6.3.2018 18

NO 2 in µg/m³ (year averaged) NO 2 in µg/m³ (year averaged) Software Updates, Hardware-Upgrades und drive bans: improvement of the NO 2 -air quality Fall: Mit Nachrüstung und inkl. Lkw NO 2 -concentration for Munich, Landshuter Allee NO 2 -concentration for Mainz, Parcusstraße Sticker system (LDV and HDV) would already with the light blue sticker secure compliance with the limits before 2020 and on extremly polluted sites well before 2025 Retrofit options for passanger cars (as discussed) would reduce the number of affected owners 19

Germany has ambitious climate protection targets for 2030 from its Climate Action Plan 2050 Fixed transports GHG-emission targets for: - 40 to - 42% relative to 1990-level 1990-level is comparable to the one in 2015! 20

Mio. tones of CO 2 -equivalent emissions Adopted measures are not enough to reach the climate targets in transport in 2030 Development of GHG emissions of transport in Germany 1990-2017 and projection until 2030 (only adopted measures) Projection 164 163 158 150 139 Climate action plan 2050 Target for 2030: 95-98 Mio. t CO 2 -Äquivalente (-42/40 % compared to 1990) Year Sources: UBA 2018; Projektionsbericht 2017 für Deutschland gemäß Verordnung (EU) Nr. 525/2013. 21

Ambition climate protection targets in transport require a general transition and an energy transition in the sector Reduction of GHG emissions (basis: 1990) -40% bis -60% -95% Avoid + Shift + Improve + Transition of the energy supply of transport Transition of transport system Alternative fuels + propulsion technologies GHG mitigation goals above 60 % can be only reached with an energy transition in the transport sector For reducing costs of energy transition a transport transition with avoiding, shifting and improving of traffic is needed 22