GRPE-69-14
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Authorization to conduct research and develop new regulations on environmental requirements for electric vehicles
Document Reference Number: GRPE-69-14
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Document date: 29 May 14
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Document status: Superseded
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EVE-09-08 | Work of GRPE on environmental aspects of Electrified Vehicles
GRPE-69-14/Rev.1 | Authorization to conduct research and develop new regulations on environmental requirements for electric vehicles
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30 May 2014
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Working Party
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Informal Documents
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Electric Vehicle Environmental Performance
Electric Vehicles & the Environment
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GRPE-69-0014
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GRPE-69-14/Rev.1
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Authorization to conduct research and develop new regulations on environmental requirements for electric vehicles
(Canada, China, EU, Japan, and USA)
Document Reference Number: GRPE-69-14/Rev.1
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Submitted by: Canada, China, EU, Japan, and USA
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Document date: 05 Jun 14
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Document status: Superseded
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GRPE-69-14 | Authorization to conduct research and develop new regulations on environmental requirements for electric vehicles
WP.29-163-13 | Authorization to conduct research and develop new regulations on environmental requirements for electric vehicles
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69th GRPE session (5-6
Jun 2014)
35. The Chair of the IWG on EVE introduced GRPE-69-26 on recent meetings. He provided information on the draft regulatory reference guide (ECE/TRANS/WP.29/GRPE/2014/13) and recommended its endorsement by GRPE. He reported that several minor changes had been suggested, but that the EVE leadership did not accept them. He presented GRPE-69-14-Rev.1 containing a proposal for a new mandate. GRPE endorsed the proposed Electric Vehicle Reference Guide, which would be submitted to WP.29 for consideration at its November 2014 session. Noting the concern raised by OICA about the wording “assuming that” as well as the position of the EC to be clarified at the June 2014 AC.3 session, GRPE welcomed in principle the proposal for the road map to develop a gtr by the EVE Group.
106. The representative of Canada recalled the progress made by the IWG on Electric vehicles and the environment. He added that GRPE had endorsed the Electric vehicle reference guide, which would be submitted to WP.29 for consideration at its November 2014 session. Following these activities, the IWG developed a draft document (WP.29-163-13) proposing the extension of IWG mandate, proposing potential new UN GTRs on Electric vehicles. AC.3 agreed to revise consideration of this item and requested the secretariat to distribute WP.29-163-13 with an official symbol.
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06 Jun 2014
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Working Party
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Informal Documents
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Electric Vehicle Environmental Performance
Electric Vehicles & the Environment
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GRPE-69-0014/Rev.1
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GRPE-69-26
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Electric Vehicles and the Environment informal group status report
Document Reference Number: GRPE-69-26
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Document date: 05 Jun 14
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69th GRPE session (5-6
Jun 2014)
35. The Chair of the IWG on EVE introduced GRPE-69-26 on recent meetings. He provided information on the draft regulatory reference guide (ECE/TRANS/WP.29/GRPE/2014/13) and recommended its endorsement by GRPE. He reported that several minor changes had been suggested, but that the EVE leadership did not accept them. He presented GRPE-69-14-Rev.1 containing a proposal for a new mandate. GRPE endorsed the proposed Electric Vehicle Reference Guide, which would be submitted to WP.29 for consideration at its November 2014 session. Noting the concern raised by OICA about the wording “assuming that” as well as the position of the EC to be clarified at the June 2014 AC.3 session, GRPE welcomed in principle the proposal for the road map to develop a gtr by the EVE Group.
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06 Jun 2014
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Working Party
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Informal Documents
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Electric Vehicle Environmental Performance
Electric Vehicles & the Environment
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GRPE-69-0026
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GRPE/2014/13
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Proposal for an Electric Vehicle Regulatory Reference Guide
Description
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Proposed text of the guide to worldwide environmental and related regulations concerning electric vehicles as developed by the informal working group on Electric Vehicles and the Environment.
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Document Reference Number: GRPE/2014/13
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Document date: 25 Mar 14
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Document status: Superseded
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GRPE-68-13 | EV Regulatory Reference Guide [Draft 3]
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69th GRPE session (5-6
Jun 2014)
35. The Chair of the IWG on EVE introduced GRPE-69-26 on recent meetings. He provided information on the draft regulatory reference guide (ECE/TRANS/WP.29/GRPE/2014/13) and recommended its endorsement by GRPE. He reported that several minor changes had been suggested, but that the EVE leadership did not accept them. He presented GRPE-69-14-Rev.1 containing a proposal for a new mandate. GRPE endorsed the proposed Electric Vehicle Reference Guide, which would be submitted to WP.29 for consideration at its November 2014 session. Noting the concern raised by OICA about the wording “assuming that” as well as the position of the EC to be clarified at the June 2014 AC.3 session, GRPE welcomed in principle the proposal for the road map to develop a gtr by the EVE Group.
55. The secretary of the informal group on EVE introduced GRPE-68-22, reporting on recent meetings and providing information on the draft regulatory reference guide (GRPE-68-13). He focused on the recommendations that are contained in the guide, explaining that they concern the vehicle range and energy consumption testing, the method of calculation for energy consumption and CO2 emissions (including the impact of upstream losses), battery performance and durability, battery recycling. He acknowledged that the recommendation on the method estimating upstream energy use and CO2 emissions is currently the most controversial subject. Reporting on the meeting between EVE and WLTP leadership groups, he mentioned that the expert from the EC offered to suggest solution aiming to ensure that the EVE and the WLTP activities will not lead to the duplication of work. He concluded by summarizing the schedule of forthcoming meetings and requested the secretariat to reserve a room for a meeting during the June 2014 GRPE session.
56. The Chair of GRPE suggested some alternatives concerning the development of the regulatory work with an impact for electric vehicles: i) maintaining the existing structure, with two informal working groups: ii) combine the WLTP and EVE groups; or iii) restructure the reporting hierarchy of the groups, with the EVE reporting to WLTP for issues related with the WLTP UN GTR and to GRPE directly for all other issues. He considered also that future regulatory instruments may need to be developed under the current WLTP regulatory framework or as part of other UN Regulations and UN GTRs.
57. Having expressed concerns about the controversies regarding the method of stating upstream energy use and CO2 emissions, the Chair of GRPE invited Contracting Parties to seek an agreement on this topic. He recalled that, should these controversies remain unsolved at the EVE and GRPE levels, they will need to be considered by WP.29 and AC.3.
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28 Mar 2014
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Working Party
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Formal Documents
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Electric Vehicle Environmental Performance
Electric Vehicles & the Environment
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Proposed text of the guide to worldwide environmental and related regulations concerning electric vehicles as developed by the informal working group on Electric Vehicles and the Environment.
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GRPE/2014/0013
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