EventsThe 2nd World Sustainability Forum
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This submission belongs to the session d. Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Sources of the event The 2nd World Sustainability Forum
Published date
21 Oct, 2012
Citation
T.M. Indra Mahlia, Mitigation of Emissions through Fuel Economy Standards for Passenger Cars, in Proceedings of The 2nd World Sustainability Forum, 1 November–30 November 2012, MDPI: Basel, Switzerland, doi: 10.3390/wsf2-00875
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Mitigation of Emissions through Fuel Economy Standards for Passenger Cars

Abstract
The economy has grown rapidly Indonesia in the last two decades. This growth has increased the ownership of passenger cars. The number of users of passenger cars is predicted to grow dramatically in Indonesia in the future. To reduce fuel consumption in the transport sector, the department of energy and department of transportation should consider implementing minimum fuel economy standards for passenger cars. This paper attempts to predict the potential mitigation of emissions through fuel economy standards for passenger cars. The calculations were based on the growth of passenger cars ownership data. The study found that the fuel economy standards for passenger cars would mitigate a significant amount of emissions in the country.
Keywords
emission
fuel economy
passenger cars
motor vehicle
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