May 05, 2025

[Webinar] Real-World Energy Efficiency and Emissions of Electric Freight Vehicles

Tuesday, April 8th, 2025

The transition to electric freight vehicles is progressing across Europe, however, understanding their real-world energy performance and emissions remains an important issue to support effective deployment and decision-making. This Efficient and low emission assets and energy TG1 webinar “Real-World Energy Efficiency and Emissions of Electric Freight Vehicles”, co-organised with the Smart Freight Centre (SFC), will provide insights into how emissions and energy efficiency of electric trucks are assessed using the latest methodologies and empirical data.

The session will bring together experts from research organisations and industry to discuss:

Implementation of ISO 14083 for greenhouse gas emissions accounting
Application of well-to-wheel analysis for electric freight vehicles
Impact of electricity emission factors and their variability
Real-world performance of electric trucks and associated charging equipment
Driving range estimation practices by vehicle manufacturers

In this session, industry leaders from ALICE, experts from Smart Freight Centre, the Centre for Sustainable Road Freight, and EMISIA will share practical insights on evaluating energy consumption and CO₂ emissions in electric freight operations, aligning with ISO 14083 standards. The webinar will cover key topics such as the well-to-wheel approach for EV emissions, electricity emission factors, and the energy performance of EVs and charging equipment, followed by a panel discussion featuring experts from leading organizations like EINRIDE and GRUBER Logistics, who will share their practical experiences on using electric trucks and will explore how current emission accounting systems can be adapted for EV transport.

The webinar is part of ALICE’s collaborative work within Horizon Europe R&I projects ZEFES, FLEXMCS, MACBETH, and CLEVER, aimed at accelerating innovation towards zero-emission freight transport.

PRELIMINARY AGENDA

Welcome and session introduction – Angjelo Andoni (ALICE)
European initiatives and projects accelerating road freight electrification, ZEFES, FLEXMCS & MACBETH – Fernando Liesa (ALICE)
EV emissions well-to-wheel approach, ISO 14083 (SFC) & Electricity emission factors, CLEVER – Tharsis Teoh (SFC)
Energy consumption of EVs and charging equipment – David Cebon (CSRF)
Driving range estimation by manufacturers – Giorgos Mellios (EMISIA)
Panel – Moderating by Angjelo Andoni (ALICE)
- Marie Knutsen-Oy (EINRIDE)
- Andrea Condotta (GRUBER Logistics)
- David Cebon (CSRF)
Closing – Fernando Liesa (ALICE)

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ZEFES is funded by the European Union under grant agreement number 101095856. FLEXMCS has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 101192657. MACBETH has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 101192466. CLEVER has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 101146908Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency (CINEA). Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.

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