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Key message
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In 2016 and 2017, the trend of reducing specific emissions of new vehicles has stopped, and they have even increased in 2018 and 2019, seriously jeopardising the achievement of the target. While the first assessment for 2020 shows a sharp reduction, achieving the 2021 target remains on a critical path meaning that strengthening of the implementation of measures in this area is needed. Average emissions of all vehicles fell sharply in 2018 and 2019. Further reductions are also expected in 2020, but to a lesser extent than in previous years, as the number of first-time registered vehicles will decline sharply and the share of biofuels will no longer increase so rapidly. The 2020 target is very far from the current situation, which means that, despite the reduction announced, the target will be difficult to reach.


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Figure PO02-1: A comparison of the specific CO2 emissions of new vehicles with target values for the years 2015 and 2021 and with the specific CO2 emissions of all vehicles
Sources: 

Slovenian Environment Agency, Jožef Stefan Institute - Energy Efficiency Centre

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Average CO2 emissions of new vehicles (factory values) [g CO2/km]

Target values - new personal vehicles (2015) [g CO2/km]

Target values - new personal vehicles (2021) [g CO2/km]

Average CO2 emissions of all personal vehicles (actual values) [g CO2/km]

Target values - all personal vehicles [g CO2/km]

2010

145.88

193.48

2011

140.73

193.39

2012

134.73

191.47

2013

127.69

190.20

2014

124

190.11

2015

120.14

130

191.85

2016

118.69

193.42

2017

118.81

193.24

2018

120.29

188.48

2019

125.36

184.41

2020

152.34

2021

95


The indicator methodology is available only in Slovene (link to the indicator)