Energy consumption
- Light Commercial Van
- Energy Consumption
Advanced
- Award Criteria
Main Objective:
This criterion rewards vehicles with low energy consumption and thus lower fuel consumption. At the same time, it incentivises further innovation towards more energy efficient vehicles.
The main purpose of the environmental criterion is to reward vehicles with low energy consumption.
Formulation of the Award Criteria:
Tendered commercial vehicles will be awarded points on a scale of 0-10 where 10 points is the best and is awarded to the tender with the lowest energy consumption.
The assessment must be based on the following elements:
Energy consumption (electric vehicles)
Fuel's energy content (hydrogen, diesel, petrol and biogas vehicles)
Documentation of the Award Criteria:
Energy consumption will be assessed based on the information in the Norwegian Public Roads Administration's "New Vehicle Chooser".
Information about the Award Criteria:
This award criterion should be used in combination with the requirements for CO2 or NOx emissions. This will ensure that the tenders meet a minimum standard.
The award criterion for energy consumption functions as a method of rewarding tenders with lower emissions. The tendered cars will be weighted in relation to the tendered volume.
Calculation method:
Energy consumption (kWh/100 km):
Electric cars = energy consumption
Hydrogen cars = hydrogen consumption *fuel's energy content
Rechargeable hybrid cars = fuel consumption *fuel's energy content + energy consumption (electric)
Fossil fuelled cars = fuel consumption *fuel's energy content
Fuel's energy content:
Hydrogen: 3.5 kwh/m3 or 39.7 kWh/kg.
Diesel: 10.8 kWh/l or 12.5 kWh/kg
Petrol: 8.8 kWh/l or 12 kWh/kg
Natural gas: 10.3 kWh/m3 or 13.0 kWh/kg
Example:
Requirement: 7 zero-emissions vehicles + 3 four-wheel drive cars
Tender A: 7 electric cars + 1 petrol car + 2 diesel cars
Tender B: 7 electric cars + 3 diesel cars
Energy consumption
Tender A: 7 x 1.7 + 1 x 5.54 + 2 x 5.94 = 29.32
Tender B: 7 x 1.7 + 3 x 5.94 = 28.67
Result:
Tender B scores 10 points.
Spearhead
- Award Criteria
Main Objective:
This criterion rewards vehicles with low energy consumption and thus lower fuel consumption. At the same time, it incentivises further innovation towards more energy efficient vehicles.
The main purpose of the environmental criterion is to reward vehicles with low energy consumption.
Formulation of the Award Criteria:
Suggested requirement Tendered commercial vehicles will be awarded points on a scale of 0-10 where 10 points is the best and is awarded to the tender with the lowest energy consumption.
The assessment must be based on the following elements:
Energy consumption (electric vehicles)
Fuel's energy content (hydrogen, diesel, petrol and biogas vehicles)
Documentation of the Award Criteria:
Energy consumption will be assessed based on the information in the Norwegian Public Roads Administration's "New Vehicle Chooser".
Information about the Award Criteria:
This award criterion should be used in combination with the requirements for CO2 or NOx emissions. This will ensure that the tenders meet a minimum standard.
The award criterion for energy consumption functions as a method of rewarding tenders with lower emissions. The tendered cars will be weighted in relation to the tendered volume.
Calculation method:
Energy consumption (kWh/100 km):
Electric cars = energy consumption
Hydrogen cars = hydrogen consumption *fuel's energy content
Rechargeable hybrid cars = fuel consumption *fuel's energy content + energy consumption (electric)
Fossil fuelled cars = fuel consumption *fuel's energy content
Fuel's energy content:
Hydrogen: 3.5 kwh/m3 or 39.7 kWh/kg
Diesel: 10.8 kWh/l or 12.5 kWh/kg
Petrol: 8.8 kWh/l or 12 kWh/kg
Natural gas: 10.3 kWh/m3 or 13.0 kWh/kg
Example:
Requirement: 7 zero-emissions vehicles + 3 four-wheel drive cars
Tender A: 7 electric cars + 1 petrol car + 2 diesel cars
Tender B: 7 electric cars + 3 diesel cars
Energy consumption
Tender A: 7 x 1.7 + 1 x 5.54 + 2 x 5.94 = 29.32
Tender B: 7 x 1.7 + 3 x 5.94 = 28.67
Result:
Tender B scores 10 points.