Fuel economy standards and zero-emission vehicle targets in Chile
Latin America
Aside from Brazil and Mexico, countries in Latin America offer valuable insights into effective policymaking for smaller economies. Chile, for example, is one of a handful of nations showing the effectiveness of “feebate” programs, which reduce emissions by levying fees on inefficient technology and paying rebates for efficient vehicles. In Argentina, Chile, and Colombia, ICCT research provides essential technical foundations for development of emissions and efficiency standards, incentives for ultra-clean buses, market-based approaches such as green freight programs, and innovative fiscal policies.
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- Ray Minjares, Program Director (San Francisco, CA)
- Carmen Araujo, Brazil Managing Director (São Paulo)
- Tim Dallmann, Program Lead (Washington, DC)
- Oscar Delgado, Center Manager / Regional Lead (Washington, DC)
- Francisco Posada, Regional Lead (Washington, DC)
- Leticia Pineda, Acting Regional Lead (San Francisco, CA)
- Gabe Alvarez, Associate Researcher (San Francisco, CA)
- Samantha Pettigrew, Associate Researcher (Washington, DC)
- Gary Gardner, Editor (Washington, D.C.)
- Yihao Xie, Associate Researcher (San Francisco, CA)
- Francielle Carvalho, Associate Researcher (São Paulo)
- Gonzalo García Miaja, Researcher (Consultant) (Mexico City)
- Carlos Bueno, Researcher (Consultant) (Bogotá)
- Helmer Acevedo, Researcher (Consultant) (Bogotá)
- Carlos Jiménez, Researcher (Consultant) (Mexico City)
- Ana Beatriz Rebouças, Associate Researcher (São Paulo)