EVE-14-01
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Invitation to the 14th session of the EVE informal working group
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31 Mar 2015
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Informal Group
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Informal Documents
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Electric Vehicle Environmental Performance
Electric Vehicles & the Environment
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EVE-14-0001
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EVE-14-02/Rev.3
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Agenda for the 14th session of the EVE informal working group
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06 May 2015
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Informal Group
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Agenda
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Electric Vehicle Environmental Performance
Electric Vehicles & the Environment
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EVE-14-0002/Rev.3
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EVE-14-03
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Electric Vehicles: Method of stating energy consumption
(China)
Document Title: Electric Vehicles: Method of stating energy consumption
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Document Reference Number: EVE-14-03
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Submitted by: China
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Meeting Session: 14th EVE session (20 Apr 2015)
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Document date: 20 Apr 15 (Posted 21 Apr 15)
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This document concerns WP.29 Regulatory Project | Electric Vehicle Environmental Performance.
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Meeting Reports
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Electric Vehicles and the Environment | Session 14 | 20 Apr 2015
Method of stating energy consumption (EVE-14-03e)
Mr. Cui (China) introduced EVE-14-03e, which outlines a status update of China’s work. Task 1, the literature review, is ongoing and is investigating EV energy consumption evaluation methods by main countries. It will cover existing LCA methods, differences in the LCA methods; the GREET Model and application was presented as an example. Task 2, data collection, will be initiated soon and countries were again requested to contribute to this action to build a database (Action 3). A file was provided for data submission (EVE-14-11e). Discussion concerned the availability of the literature review to the group and China indicated it will be presented during the EVE-15 meeting (Action 8).
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21 Apr 2015
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Informal Group
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Informal Documents
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Electric Vehicle Environmental Performance
Electric Vehicles & the Environment
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EVE-14-0003
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EVE-14-04
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FEV literature review: Electric vehicle battery durability
(FEV)
Document Title: FEV literature review: Electric vehicle battery durability
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Document Reference Number: EVE-14-04
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Submitted by: FEV
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Meeting Session: 14th EVE session (20 Apr 2015)
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Document date: 17 Apr 15 (Posted 21 Apr 15)
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This document concerns WP.29 Regulatory Project | Electric Vehicle Environmental Performance.
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Meeting Reports
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Electric Vehicles and the Environment | Session 14 | 20 Apr 2015
Battery performance and Durability (EVE-14-04e, EVE-14-08e)
Mr. Olechiw and Ms. Marchington introduced EVE-14-08e, which reviewed the status of the USA and Canada’s work. Mr. Tom Casciani, the FEV consultant who is leading the literature review on battery durability was introduced to the group, presented EVE-14-08e and discussed the project timeline, structure of the literature review, resources, some literature examples, a preliminary list of factors effecting EV durability, test methodologies for EV batteries, and next steps. The review should be completed in mid-July 2015. A request was made to the group to provide additional international sources of literature on this topic, as the consultant is US-based (Action 9). Discussion focused on whether or not test programs were part of this research; Mr. Olechiw clarified that FEV will be offering recommendations that could include i.e. a specific test to be further developed, but right now were just conducting a literature review. Mr. Olechiw also clarified that this work was vehicle-level. Several comments were made about long-term aging factors, changing battery technology in the future, battery recyclability and concern over limiting technology. Mr. Olechiw noted that these were important considerations and that there would be no recommendations on introducing abuse criteria; rather, the purpose of the study was to inform the development of a standardized procedure to evaluate EV battery durability that reflects normal operation of vehicle, because this would ensure the vehicle would provide environmental benefits over a lifetime of operation.
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21 Apr 2015
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Informal Group
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Informal Documents
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Electric Vehicle Environmental Performance
Electric Vehicles & the Environment
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EVE-14-0004
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EVE-14-05
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Determination of powertrain performance for hybrid electric vehicles
(Germany and Korea)
Document Title: Determination of powertrain performance for hybrid electric vehicles
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Document Reference Number: EVE-14-05
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Submitted by: Germany and Korea
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Meeting Session: 14th EVE session (20 Apr 2015)
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Document date: 17 Apr 15 (Posted 21 Apr 15)
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This document concerns WP.29 Regulatory Project | Electric Vehicle Environmental Performance.
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Meeting Reports
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Electric Vehicles and the Environment | Session 14 | 20 Apr 2015
Determining power of EVs (EVE-14-05e, EVE-14-07e, EVE-14-10e)
Mr. Holdik introduced EVE-14-05e, which outlines the status of Germany and Korea’s work. A review of the agreements made during the EVE-13 meeting to focus work on EVs and passenger cars (M1, N1) and a proposed timeline was presented, as well as a draft questionnaire (EVE-14-07e) that aims to inform political and technical questions related to this work. Discussion focused on the content of the questionnaire, which will be distributed for formal review by the EVE IWG at the end of April or early May 2015, after accepting comments from the group. Mr. Michael Duoba from Argonne National Laboratory also gave an update on the work of the SAE J2908 group (EVE-14-10e), which is investigating hybrid system power rating. ISO will contribute to this topic and present the current status at future meetings. There was some discussion of this work and it’s relationship to the WLTP IWG, with Japan informing the group that their preference is for the EVE work on this topic to focus on WLTP demands only.
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21 Apr 2015
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Informal Group
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Informal Documents
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Electric Vehicle Environmental Performance
Electric Vehicles & the Environment
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EVE-14-0005
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EVE-14-06
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Draft agenda for the 15th EVE informal working group session
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21 Apr 2015
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Informal Group
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Informal Documents
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Electric Vehicle Environmental Performance
Electric Vehicles & the Environment
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EVE-14-0006
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EVE-14-07/Rev.1
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Questionnaire to support the development of electric vehicle system power determination
Document Title: Questionnaire to support the development of electric vehicle system power determination
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Document Reference Number: EVE-14-07/Rev.1
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Meeting Session: 14th EVE session (20 Apr 2015)
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Document date: 07 May 15 (Posted 08 May 15)
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This document concerns WP.29 Regulatory Project | Electric Vehicle Environmental Performance.
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Meeting Reports
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Electric Vehicles and the Environment | Session 14 | 20 Apr 2015
Determining power of EVs (EVE-14-05e, EVE-14-07e, EVE-14-10e)
Mr. Holdik introduced EVE-14-05e, which outlines the status of Germany and Korea’s work. A review of the agreements made during the EVE-13 meeting to focus work on EVs and passenger cars (M1, N1) and a proposed timeline was presented, as well as a draft questionnaire (EVE-14-07e) that aims to inform political and technical questions related to this work. Discussion focused on the content of the questionnaire, which will be distributed for formal review by the EVE IWG at the end of April or early May 2015, after accepting comments from the group. Mr. Michael Duoba from Argonne National Laboratory also gave an update on the work of the SAE J2908 group (EVE-14-10e), which is investigating hybrid system power rating. ISO will contribute to this topic and present the current status at future meetings. There was some discussion of this work and it’s relationship to the WLTP IWG, with Japan informing the group that their preference is for the EVE work on this topic to focus on WLTP demands only.
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08 May 2015
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Informal Group
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Informal Documents
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Electric Vehicle Environmental Performance
Electric Vehicles & the Environment
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EVE-14-0007/Rev.1
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EVE-14-08/Rev.1
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xEV battery performance and durability (Revision 1)
(USA and Canada)
Document Title: xEV battery performance and durability (Revision 1)
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Document Reference Number: EVE-14-08/Rev.1
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Submitted by: USA and Canada
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Meeting Session: 14th EVE session (20 Apr 2015)
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Document date: 20 Apr 15 (Posted 21 Apr 15)
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This document concerns WP.29 Regulatory Project | Electric Vehicle Environmental Performance.
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Meeting Reports
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Electric Vehicles and the Environment | Session 14 | 20 Apr 2015
Battery performance and Durability (EVE-14-04e, EVE-14-08e)
Mr. Olechiw and Ms. Marchington introduced EVE-14-08e, which reviewed the status of the USA and Canada’s work. Mr. Tom Casciani, the FEV consultant who is leading the literature review on battery durability was introduced to the group, presented EVE-14-08e and discussed the project timeline, structure of the literature review, resources, some literature examples, a preliminary list of factors effecting EV durability, test methodologies for EV batteries, and next steps. The review should be completed in mid-July 2015. A request was made to the group to provide additional international sources of literature on this topic, as the consultant is US-based (Action 9). Discussion focused on whether or not test programs were part of this research; Mr. Olechiw clarified that FEV will be offering recommendations that could include i.e. a specific test to be further developed, but right now were just conducting a literature review. Mr. Olechiw also clarified that this work was vehicle-level. Several comments were made about long-term aging factors, changing battery technology in the future, battery recyclability and concern over limiting technology. Mr. Olechiw noted that these were important considerations and that there would be no recommendations on introducing abuse criteria; rather, the purpose of the study was to inform the development of a standardized procedure to evaluate EV battery durability that reflects normal operation of vehicle, because this would ensure the vehicle would provide environmental benefits over a lifetime of operation.
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21 Apr 2015
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Informal Group
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Informal Documents
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Electric Vehicle Environmental Performance
Electric Vehicles & the Environment
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EVE-14-0008/Rev.1
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EVE-14-09
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Status report of the WLTP informal subgroup on Electric Vehicles
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21 Apr 2015
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Informal Group
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Informal Documents
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Electric Vehicle Environmental Performance
Electric Vehicles & the Environment
Worldwide Harmonized Light Vehicle Emissions Test Procedure
WLTP
Worldwide Harmonized Light Vehicles Test Procedure
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EVE-14-0009
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EVE-14-10
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SAE J2908: Hybrid System Power Rating
(ANL)
Document Title: SAE J2908: Hybrid System Power Rating
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Document Reference Number: EVE-14-10
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Submitted by: ANL
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Meeting Session: 14th EVE session (20 Apr 2015)
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Document date: 06 May 15 (Posted 06 May 15)
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This document concerns WP.29 Regulatory Project | Electric Vehicle Environmental Performance.
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Meeting Reports
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Electric Vehicles and the Environment | Session 14 | 20 Apr 2015
Determining power of EVs (EVE-14-05e, EVE-14-07e, EVE-14-10e)
Mr. Holdik introduced EVE-14-05e, which outlines the status of Germany and Korea’s work. A review of the agreements made during the EVE-13 meeting to focus work on EVs and passenger cars (M1, N1) and a proposed timeline was presented, as well as a draft questionnaire (EVE-14-07e) that aims to inform political and technical questions related to this work. Discussion focused on the content of the questionnaire, which will be distributed for formal review by the EVE IWG at the end of April or early May 2015, after accepting comments from the group. Mr. Michael Duoba from Argonne National Laboratory also gave an update on the work of the SAE J2908 group (EVE-14-10e), which is investigating hybrid system power rating. ISO will contribute to this topic and present the current status at future meetings. There was some discussion of this work and it’s relationship to the WLTP IWG, with Japan informing the group that their preference is for the EVE work on this topic to focus on WLTP demands only.
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06 May 2015
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Informal Group
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Informal Documents
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Electric Vehicle Environmental Performance
Electric Vehicles & the Environment
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EVE-14-0010
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EVE-14-11
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Electric vehicle environmental performance: Data collection spreadsheet, request from China
(China)
Document Title: Electric vehicle environmental performance: Data collection spreadsheet, request from China
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Document Reference Number: EVE-14-11
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Submitted by: China
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Meeting Session: 14th EVE session (20 Apr 2015)
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Document date: 11 May 15 (Posted 11 May 15)
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This document concerns WP.29 Regulatory Project | Electric Vehicle Environmental Performance.
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Meeting Reports
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Electric Vehicles and the Environment | Session 14 | 20 Apr 2015
Method of stating energy consumption (EVE-14-03e)
Mr. Cui (China) introduced EVE-14-03e, which outlines a status update of China’s work. Task 1, the literature review, is ongoing and is investigating EV energy consumption evaluation methods by main countries. It will cover existing LCA methods, differences in the LCA methods; the GREET Model and application was presented as an example. Task 2, data collection, will be initiated soon and countries were again requested to contribute to this action to build a database (Action 3). A file was provided for data submission (EVE-14-11e). Discussion concerned the availability of the literature review to the group and China indicated it will be presented during the EVE-15 meeting (Action 8).
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11 May 2015
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Informal Group
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Informal Documents
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Electric Vehicle Environmental Performance
Electric Vehicles & the Environment
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EVE-14-0011
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EVE-14-12
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Draft report of the EVE informal group's 14th session
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11 May 2015
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Informal Group
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Report
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Electric Vehicle Environmental Performance
Electric Vehicles & the Environment
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EVE-14-0012
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