CO2 Emissions from Vehicles (Volume III)
A special issue of Energies (ISSN 1996-1073). This special issue belongs to the section "B: Energy and Environment".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 October 2025 | Viewed by 96
Special Issue Editors
Interests: emission; exhaust gases
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Interests: vehicle emissions; engine emissions
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Interests: energy engineering; tribological; combustion engine
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
The challenge of reducing greenhouse gas emissions is one of the most pressing issues humanity faces, and its resolution is critical. In particular, emissions from the transport sector represent a substantial portion of global anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions, and the scientific community plays a pivotal role in finding effective, innovative solutions to overcome this problem. Among the key contributors to these emissions is CO2, which is largely generated by the combustion of fuel in vehicles.
This Special Issue seeks to inspire researchers, both local and global, to approach this challenge from a broad range of perspectives. We welcome contributions focused on innovative engine technologies, advanced after-treatment systems, and other forward-thinking concepts that have the potential for real-world application and that could have a significant environmental impact. We particularly encourage the submission of articles exploring cutting-edge topics, especially the large-scale electrification of vehicles and its role in the decarbonization of transport.
We also welcome submissions that analyse emissions, incorporating modern tools such as artificial intelligence and machine learning to model and better understand various emission dynamics. Both original research and comprehensive reviews (e.g., on legislative frameworks) that align with the goals of this Special Issue are welcome.
Dr. Maksymilian Mądziel
Dr. Artur Jaworski
Dr. Paweł Woś
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- transport
- autonomous vehicles
- CO2 emission
- emission modelling
- fuel consumption
- exhaust emission
- global warming
- greenhouse gases
- combustion engines
- electromobility
- hybrid and electric vehicles
- fuel cell vehicles
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- CO2 Emissions from Vehicles (Volume II) in Energies (16 articles)
