Position Papers
AECC demonstrates Diesel is future-proof
Today, AECC is demonstrating that it is possible to achieve consistent ultra-low diesel NOx emissions across a wide range of driving conditions using existing technologies. This achievement is a result of a rigorous technical programme co-funded by the International Platinum Group Metals Association (IPA), and undertaken at engineering company IAV in Germany.
DownloadAECC statement on Post-Euro 6/VI, stakeholder event “Preparing for the future European emission standards for light- and heavy-duty vehicles”
AECC oral statement given at stakeholder event "Preparing for the future European emission standards for light- and heavy-duty vehicles"
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Diesel Passenger Car with Ultra-low NOx Emissions in Real Driving Conditions, MTZ, 01/2020
In future, a further reduction of the nitrogen oxide emissions for passenger cars with diesel engines is to be expected. As part of a joint project, IAV and the Association for Emissions Control by Catalyst (AECC) have investigated the extent to which emissions from diesel vehicles can be further reduced in real driving operation through mild hybridisation and optimised exhaust aftertreatment.
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Low emissions of modern diesel vehicles, FBP-BPF conference, Brussels, 12 December 2019
RDE requirements have ensured better control of NOx & PN emissions under most EU driving conditions on both diesel and gasoline vehicles, these Euro 6d(-TEMP) cars are on the road today.
DownloadDiesel is future proof, UBIA lecture, Brussels, 28 November 2019
RDE requirements have ensured better control of NOx & PN emissions under most EU driving conditions on both diesel and gasoline vehicles, these Euro 6d(-TEMP) cars are on the road today.
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AECC demonstrates its future-proof diesel car in Brussels
AECC demonstrates its future-proof ultra-low NOx diesel car in Brussels. The near-zero emissions demonstrate that diesel is future-proof and capable of achieving even lower emissions in future.
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