USE OF VEHICLE FLEET DATA FOR ON-ROAD MOBILE SOURCES EMISSION INVENTORIES

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USE OF VEHICLE FLEET DATA FOR ON-ROAD MOBILE SOURCES EMISSION INVENTORIES Dirección General de Sostenibilidad y Planificación de la Movilidad. Área de Gobierno de Medio Ambiente y Movilidad del Ayuntamiento de Madrid Air Quality workshop 26 th November 2014

OUTLINE EMISSIONS BY VEHICLE TYPE SECONDARY EMISSION FACTORS BY VEHICLE TYPE SPECIFIC ANALYSIS FOR PASSENGER CARS WITHIN M30 COMPARISON WITH THE PREVIOUS STUDY CONCLUSIONS

Emissions by vehicle type NOx

Motorcycles( 1,9%( Mopeds( 0,1%( Taxis( 9,3%( Buses(EMT( 15,8%( NOx$ Buses(no(EMT( 1,9%( Heavy<Duty( Vehicles( 4,1%( Passenger(cars( 60,1%( Light(Commercial( Vehicles( 6,9%(

NOx,%NO%and%NO 2 %emission%distribu3on% 80,0%$ 70,0%$ 60,0%$ 50,0%$ 40,0%$ 30,0%$ 20,0%$ 10,0%$ 0,0%$ Passenger$cars$ Light$Commercial$ HeavyADuty$ Buses$no$EMT$ Mopeds$ Motorcycles$ Taxis$ Buses$EMT$ Vehicles$ Vehicles$ NOx$ 64,8%$ 10,6%$ 6,6%$ 5,5%$ 0,1%$ 0,8%$ 4,1%$ 7,5%$ NO$ 61,2%$ 9,5%$ 8,3%$ 7,0%$ 0,1%$ 1,1%$ 3,1%$ 9,6%$ NO2$ 72,8%$ 13,1%$ 2,7%$ 2,2%$ 0,0%$ 0,1%$ 6,3%$ 2,8%$

Secondary emission factors by vehicle type Emission factors by veh-km (with no consideration of occupancy rate) Ratio between passenger cars-taxis-urban buses: 1-1-10.7 Palacio de Cibeles. 26 th November 2014

Emission factors by veh-km (with no consideration of occupancy rate) Ratio between passenger cars-taxis-urban buses: 1-0.94-5.8 Palacio de Cibeles. 26 th November 2014

Specific analysis for passenger cars within M-30

In Madrid, diesel passenger cars account for 86% of the NOx emissions Within M30, this value rises to the 89% Palacio de Cibeles. 26 th November 2014

NOx emissions are driven, basically, by diesel vehicles (89%) NO 2 emissions are even more driven by diesel vehicles (99%) PM emissions are also generated by diesel vehicles (86%) Petrol influence on CO 2 emissions is higher (39%)

Comparison with the previous study Mileage distribution

Increase of passenger car contribution to NOx and NO 2 emissions in 37% and 24% compared to 2009 For diesel an increase of 46% and 26% while a 7% and 36% decrease for petrol Urban buses (EMT) emission decrease of 33% and 57%

Conclusions Concerning NOx emissions in the city: 1. Passenger cars are the main contributor (65%) (80.7% in terms of mileage) 2. Diesel passenger cars corresponds to a 56% of total NOx emissions (55.1% in mileage) 3. Urban buses contribute to a 7.5% while taxis to 4.1% (0.88% & 5.05%, mileage) 4. Secondary emission factors for cars-taxi-emt are: 0.5-0.5-4.9 g/km With respect to CO 2 emissions in the city: 1. Passenger cars are also the main contributors (73%) (Diesel: 48%, Petrol: 25%) 2. Urban buses (EMT) emit a 4.1% while taxis emit a 4.3% 3. Emission factors for cars-taxi-emt are: 160-151-922 g/km Within M30: 1. The main contributor to NOx emissions is the diesel car (53.5%), followed by bus (17.6%) and taxis (9.3%) 2. Compared to 2009 data, passenger cars contribution has raised (+37%) while urban buses has decreased (-33%) as well as taxis (-4%) Palacio de Cibeles. 26 th November 2014

Thank you for your attention! POLIS Air Quality workshop 26 th November 2014