Research and analysis

2017 emission curves for use in transport modelling and appraisal

Research producing updated emissions curves for use in WebTAG and the National Transport Model, including CO2, NOx and PM10.

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Department for Transport
Published
30 November 2017

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Completed in 2013 to 2014 for the Department for Transport by consultants Ricardo-AEA, this research produced updated emission curves for use in WebTAG and the National Transport Model. 皇冠体育appse curves relate average driving speed to fuel consumption and pollutant emissions, including CO鈧�, NO鈧� and PM10.

皇冠体育app findings of this report are already published in WebTAG appraisal guidance und. 皇冠体育appy underpin DfT鈥檚 national road traffic forecasts (most recently updated in 2015) as well as government鈥檚 carbon budgets analysis.

皇冠体育appse emission curves have replaced the 2012 emission curves.

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Published 30 November 2017

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