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Assessment of automotive steel demand in the United States

This report analyzes quantities of different types of steel used in the production of light-duty vehicles in the United States and estimates the greenhouse gas emissions reduction potential if the industry were to replace today’s conventional steel in the body-in-white with green steel.

ICCT Authors: Logan Pierce, Peter Slowik,
Research Brief

Life-cycle greenhouse gas emissions of U.S. sedans and SUVs with different powertrains and fuel sources

Building on a previous ICCT study, this work estimates that for sedans and SUVs in the United States, model year 2024 and projected model year 2030 battery electric vehicles have substantially lower life-cycle greenhouse gas emissions than internal combustion engine vehicles, hybrid electric vehicles, and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles.

ICCT Authors: Jane O’Malley, Peter Slowik,
Report

Charging up America: The growth of United States electric vehicle charging infrastructure jobs

This paper projects the number of jobs inside the U.S. that will be needed to expand electric LDV and MHDV charging infrastructure to meet annual charging needs of a growing electric vehicle fleet. This paper projects the number of jobs inside the U.S. that will be needed to expand electric LDV and MHDV charging infrastructure to meet annual charging needs based on U.S. EPA’s recent proposed regulations through 2032.