par Van Mierlo, Joeri;Timmermans, Jean-Marc;Maggetto, Gaston 
;Van den Bossche, Peter;Meyer, Sandrine ;Hecq, Walter ;Govaerts, Leen;Verlaak, Johan
Référence Transportation research. Part D, Transport and environment, 9, 5, page (387-399)
Publication Publié, 2004-09
;Van den Bossche, Peter;Meyer, Sandrine ;Hecq, Walter ;Govaerts, Leen;Verlaak, JohanRéférence Transportation research. Part D, Transport and environment, 9, 5, page (387-399)
Publication Publié, 2004-09
Article révisé par les pairs
| Résumé : | Two rating systems assessing the environmental damage caused by vehicles are compared: a Brussels one, ECOSCORE and a European one, CLEANER DRIVE. Both vehicle rating systems were developed for the assessment of vehicles with alternative types of fuels as well as different types of drive train, such as electric, hybrid and fuel cell vehicles. A simplified life cycle assessment following a well-to-wheel approach is used to compare the methodologies. Total emissions involve oil extraction, transport and refinery, fuel distribution and electricity generation and distribution as well as tailpipe emissions from the use phase. Different types of pollution such as acid rain, photochemical air pollution, noise pollution and global warming are examined and their impact on numerous receptors such as ecosystems, buildings and human beings (cancer, respiratory diseases, etc.) are investigated. Examples illustrate both methodologies and sensitivity analysis is used to examine the robustness of the systems. © 2004 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved. |
