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Fri 17 December 2010 View all news
John German of the International Council on Clean Transportation (ICCT) presented findings of the ICCT's study into the effectiveness of 'feebate' schemes at a LowCVP-hosted webinar on 16 December. The webinar and presentation are now available to anyone who missed the live event. Feebates are a policy tool under which less efficient vehicles pay fees that are used to provide rebates to more efficient vehicles. According to the ICCT, feebates are an effective way to pull technology into the fleet, but are usually misunderstood. Their primary impact is on manufacturers, not consumers. They can be used with attribute adjustments, similar to how weight or size adjustments are used with fuel economy standards. John German is the Washington DC-based Programme Director of ICCT. The webinar was chaired by the LowCVP Managing Director Greg Archer.
To view the recorded webinar, click here, or follow the associated link to download John German's Powerpoint presentation.
Please note: The beginning of the recorded webinar is missing due to a technical problem - our apologies for this. The full presentation can be seen via the attached Powerpoint.
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