Annexes to COM(2017)653 - Amendment of Directive 2009/33/EU on the promotion of clean and energy-efficient road transport vehicles

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INFORMATION FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF MINIMUM PROCUREMENT TARGETS FOR CLEAN ROAD TRANSPORT VEHICLES IN SUPPORT OF LOW-EMISSION MOBILITY IN MEMBER STATES

Table 1: Common Procurement Vocabulary (CPV) codes for services referred to in point (c) of Article 3(1)

CPV CodeDescription
60112000-6Public road transport services
60130000-8Special-purpose road passenger-transport services
60140000-1Non-scheduled passenger transport
90511000-2Refuse collection services
60160000-7Mail transport by road
60161000-4Parcel transport services
64121100-1Mail delivery services
64121200-2Parcel delivery services

Table 2: Emission thresholds for clean light-duty vehicles

Vehicle categoriesUntil 31 December 2025From 1 January 2026
CO2 g/kmRDE air pollutant emissions (1) as a percentage of emission limits (2)CO2 g/kmRDE air pollutant emissions (1) as a percentage of emission limits (2)
M15080 %0n.a.
M25080 %0n.a.
N15080 %0n.a.

(*)Directive 2007/46/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 5 September 2007 establishing a framework for the approval of motor vehicles and their trailers, and of systems, components and separate technical units intended for such vehicles (Framework Directive) (OJ L 263, 9.10.2007, p. 1).

Table 3: Minimum procurement targets for the share of clean light-duty vehicles in accordance with Table 2 in the total number of light-duty vehicles covered by contracts referred to in Article 3 at Member State level

Member StateFrom 2 August 2021 to 31 December 2025From 1 January 2026 to 31 December 2030
Luxembourg38,5 %38,5 %
Sweden38,5 %38,5 %
Denmark37,4 %37,4 %
Finland38,5 %38,5 %
Germany38,5 %38,5 %
France37,4 %37,4 %
United Kingdom38,5 %38,5 %
Netherlands38,5 %38,5 %
Austria38,5 %38,5 %
Belgium38,5 %38,5 %
Italy38,5 %38,5 %
Ireland38,5 %38,5 %
Spain36,3 %36,3 %
Cyprus31,9 %31,9 %
Malta38,5 %38,5 %
Portugal29,7 %29,7 %
Greece25,3 %25,3 %
Slovenia22 %22 %
Czechia29,7 %29,7 %
Estonia23,1 %23,1 %
Slovakia22 %22 %
Lithuania20,9 %20,9 %
Poland22 %22 %
Croatia18,7 %18,7 %
Hungary23,1 %23,1 %
Latvia22 %22 %
Romania18,7 %18,7 %
Bulgaria17,6 %17,6 %

Table 4: Minimum procurement targets for the share of clean heavy-duty vehicles in the total number of heavy-duty vehicles covered by contracts referred to in Article 3 at Member State level (*)

Member StateTrucks (vehicle category N2 and N3)Buses (vehicle category M3) (*1)
From 2 August 2021 to 31 December 2025From 1 January 2026 to 31 December 2030From 2 August 2021 to 31 December 2025From 1 January 2026 to 31 December 2030
Luxembourg10 %15 %45 %65 %
Sweden10 %15 %45 %65 %
Denmark10 %15 %45 %65 %
Finland9 %15 %41 %59 %
Germany10 %15 %45 %65 %
France10 %15 %43 %61 %
United Kingdom10 %15 %45 %65 %
Netherlands10 %15 %45 %65 %
Austria10 %15 %45 %65 %
Belgium10 %15 %45 %65 %
Italy10 %15 %45 %65 %
Ireland10 %15 %45 %65 %
Spain10 %14 %45 %65 %
Cyprus10 %13 %45 %65 %
Malta10 %15 %45 %65 %
Portugal8 %12 %35 %51 %
Greece8 %10 %33 %47 %
Slovenia7 %9 %28 %40 %
Czechia9 %11 %41 %60 %
Estonia7 %9 %31 %43 %
Slovakia8 %9 %34 %48 %
Lithuania8 %9 %42 %60 %
Poland7 %9 %32 %46 %
Croatia6 %7 %27 %38 %
Hungary8 %9 %37 %53 %
Latvia8 %9 %35 %50 %
Romania6 %7 %24 %33 %
Bulgaria7 %8 %34 %48 %

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(1) Declared maximum real-driving emission (RDE) values of particles number (PN) in #/km and nitrogen oxides (NOx) in mg/km as reported in point 48.2 of the certificate of conformity, as described in Annex IX to Directive 2007/46/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council (*) for both complete and urban RDE trips.

(2) The applicable emission limits laid down in Annex I to Regulation (EC) No 715/2007, or its successors.

(*1)  Half of the minimum target for the share of clean buses has to be fulfilled by procuring zero-emission buses as defined in point 5 of Article 4. This requirement is lowered to one quarter of the minimum target for the first reference period if more than 80 % of the buses covered by the aggregate of all contracts referred to in Article 3, awarded during that period in a Member State, are double-decker buses.