For: NOVE – Netherlands Business Association for Independent Fuel Suppliers

[November 2022 – February 2023]

For NOVE studio Gear Up developed an annual Mobility Monitor that shows development in fleet volumes and expected fuel demand over time. February 2023 the most recent Monitor was published.

The Monitor consists of two main topics:

  • Developments in the new sales and vehicle fleet volume for passenger cars, vans and heavy duty vehicles in the Netherlands towards 2030, 2035 and 2050, and
  • expected volumes of various fuels and energy carriers in the Netherlands transport market, based on these sales and fleet developments and based on the existing and adopted policy measures to mitigate the climate impact in the sector. the fuel scenarios provide overviews of the expected situation in 2025, 2030 and 2035.

The information is based on public sources that provide monthly overview information of ICEV and BEV sales, by RVO, the Netherlands Enterprise Agency, as well as the annual Energy and Climate Exploration by the Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency

The Mobility Monitor helps the members of NOVE to estimate their next years fuel and energy carrier volumes.

More information (in Dutch) can be found at NOVEs website.

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