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S Sapsford, Professional Engineering, March/April 2020, p 3
In UK, the Institution of Mechanical Engineers points out that a blanket ban on new combustion-engined transport, including hybrids, being brought forward to 2035 is not necessarily the optimal approach. For example, as many as 99% of the 300 million cars in Europe are currently powered by piston engines. Hence further investment in transport must also include renewable and low-carbon fuels derived from net-zero sources.
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Journal title: Professional Engineering
Keywords: 4 Propulsion - 4.2 Battery-electric vehicles
Subjects: Electric vehicles, Sustainability, Hybrid vehicles
