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Azure Dynamics Corp AZDDQ

Azure Dynamics Corporation (Azure) is engaged in the development and sale of electric vehicle (EV) and hybrid electric vehicle (HEV) systems and components. HEV systems include an electric motor, an energy storage system (batteries or ultracapacitors), and an additional power source, such as an internal combustion engine/generator. An EV does not include the additional power source and only includes an electric motor and an energy storage system. It has four wholly owned subsidiaries: Azure Dynamics Inc., Azure Dynamics Incorporated, Azure Dynamics Corporation of America and Azure Dynamics Limited. Azure has developed electric and hybrid electric drive technologies for the light to heavy duty commercial vehicle category (the Technology). Azure has developed three primary product groups, which include full hybrid electric; mild hybrid electric; and pure electric solutions. Target markets include hybrid electric delivery vans and shuttle buses, as well as electric drive applications.


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Post by deedayon Feb 16, 2011 9:58am
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Fleet CO2 restrictions in UK

Fleet CO2 restrictions in UK
Europe is where the market will be, with 70% of LCV fleets having to comply by 2014 ALL WE NEED IS THE NAME OF THE PARTNER AND PRODUCTION NUMBERS sorry for the shout but maybe we should be shouting it is just 5 months until production starts at this still to be announced location(s) by this still unamed partner.  


Industry is pleased that the European Parliament has come to a decision on CO2emission targets for LCVs as vehicle manufacturers are committed to lowering emissions as part of ongoing introductions of low, lower and ultra-low carbon vehicles,” said Paul Everitt, Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) Chief Executive. “The UK is well placed to capitalise on low carbon technologies and manufacturers now need government to demonstrate its support for sustained investment in skills, R&D and capital equipment.”

The new rules for LCVs follow the New Car CO2 Regulation, with each manufacturer having its own overall fleet average quota. Any carmaker’s target is based on the weight of each new LCV it registers in the EU in a given year.

The initial phase focuses on vehicles sold between 2014 and 2017. It imposes a 175-gram restriction in yearly stages (phased in with 70%, 75% and 80% of each manufacturers’ fleet complying in 2014-16 respectively and 100% from 2017 onwards). A longer-term target has also been announced at 147 grams per kilometer for the year 2020, and should be confirmed in a review in
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