greenblack
11.12.03, 23:13
Jełop admin usunął mój wątek. Widocznie wypociny henia i innych frustratów
onanistów bardziej mu się podobają.
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• Eurodebile wykańczają koncerny normami na CO2!
greenblack 10.12.2003 22:25 odpowiedz na list odpowiedz cytując
Kogo to obchodzi i lubi czytać, to i tak przeczyta, więc darujcie sobie
brednie o wklejaniu długich tekstów.
UK: European motor industry struggles with demands for reduced CO2 and
noxious emissions
10 Dec 2003
Source: SupplierBusiness.com
Demands for lower C02 emissions are swallowing an astonishing 50% of R&D
spending at European carmakers.
A threat to put tailpipe emissions targets even lower may break the
industry's back.
European automakers are resisting pressure from the EU to toughen the
industry's self-imposed goal of 140 grams CO2 emissions per kilometre by 2008.
A second round of talks may lead to the industry trying to reduce emissions
to 120 grams per kilometre by 2012.
"It is an unreasonable target," Renault CEO Louis Schweitzer, told Automotive
News Europe. Schweitzer is head of ACEA, the European car manufacturers'
association.
European carmakers and suppliers are investing heavily to meet their self-
imposed limits.
Carmakers are investing up to 50% of their research and development budgets
to improve fuel efficiency, say engineers. And carmakers and suppliers are
developing a wide range of new technologies and systems to improve fuel
economy to meet the industry's goal.
The 2008 targets require consumption to drop to 5.3 litres per 100 kilometres
for a diesel, and 5.8 litres per 100 kilometres for petrol engines.
The industry is attacking the problem with near desperation -