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Leading vehicle and engine manufacturers debated the impact of Brazil’s PROCONVE P7 diesel emissions legislation and there was a clear consensus that the regulation has been a success but that challenges remain which need to be addressed.
Integer’s 4th Diesel Emissions Conference India will take place on the 8 – 10 October and, in response to increasing industry demand, will this year be held in Pune, the centre of the India’s automotive industry, at the JW Marriott Hotel.
The conference will provide a comprehensive insight into the challenges and opportunities for the on-road, non-road, diesel generator set and AdBlue industries, as these sectors tackle the challenge of implementing cost-effective emissions control strategies.
The Brazilian P7 heavy-duty vehicle market is expected to show average annual growth rates of 7% in the run-up to the 2014 FIFA World Cup and the 2016 Rio Olympics. This growth estimate is according to Integer’s new Brazil Diesel Emissions & ARLA 32 Market Study: 2013 Edition, which forecasts P7 vehicle sales as well as demand for S10 low-sulphur diesel.
“We expect the Brazilian P7 vehicle market to grow strongly over the next five years and the country is likely to strengthen its position as an exporter of heavy-duty vehicles” says Tim Cheyne, Director of Emissions at Integer. ““The FIFA World Cup next year and the Olympic Games in 2016 require huge infrastructure investment and this will drive growth in the P7 fleet”.
Carlos Fernando do Nascimento, National Director, at the National Land Transport Agency (ANTT) will deliver a presentation on the developments of road transportation in Brazil.
Philipp Troppmann, Policy Officer, Sustainable Mobility and Automotive Industry for DG Enterprise and Industry, will reveal the progress being made to develop emissions reduction standards for NRMM (Non-road Mobile Machinery).
The Brazilian ARLA 32 market is forecast to exceed one billion litres by 2018, according to Integer’s new Brazil Diesel Emissions & ARLA 32 Market Study: 2013 Edition.
Integer are pleased to announce the release of the Brazil Diesel Emissions & ARLA 32 Market Study: 2013 Edition, available to purchase in English or Portuguese.
Integer Research’s 9th Diesel Emissions Conference & AdBlue Forum Europe has received widespread support from leading industry associations and emissions reduction technology manufacturers and suppliers.
