Tables

1.1

VTO’s R&D investments in battery technologies, 1976 through 2012

2.1

Taxonomy of public/private partnership mechanisms and structures

2.2

Performance metrics established by USABC

2.3

DOE’s role in the public/private partnership to support battery technology

3.1

NiMH HEV car sales, by model and year, 1999 through 2012

3.2

NiMH HEV sport-utility and light-duty truck sales, by model and year, 2004 through 2012

3.3

Li-ion HEV sales, by model and year, 2010 through 2012

3.4

PHV/EV (Li-ion) sales, by model and year, 2011 through 2012

A3.1

Technical performance of common cell chemistries used in EDV battery pack systems, circa 2010

A3.2

Selected differences between Li-ion and NiMH battery technology

A3.3

Illustrative snapshot of Li-ion chemistries with automotive applications, circa 2008

4.1

Participants in the data collection process, by stakeholder category

4.2

Distribution of company participants by battery technology area, n=25

4.3

Distribution of evaluation participants along the Li-ion battery value chain

4.4

Battery life, energy density, cost, and Li-ion EDV sales improvement attributable to VTO R&D investments

4.5

Percentage of market adoptions of EDVs attributable to VTO R&D investments in NiMH and Li-ion battery technologies, n=44

4.6

Market adoption of HEV, PHEV, and EVs in the United States attributable to VTO’s R&D investments

4.7

Average miles driven by vehicle age

4.8

Attributable HEVs on the road, by year and vehicle age

4.9

Attributable PHEVs on the road, by year and vehicle age

4.10

Attributable EVs on the road, by year and vehicle age

4.11

Attributable fuel savings for U.S. HEVs, PHEVs, and EVs, 1999 through 2022

4.12

Gallons of gasoline saved per 1,000 attributable miles driven

4.13

Inflation-adjusted price of gasoline per gallon, by year

A4.1

Participating organizations

5.1

List of air pollutants

5.2

Pump-to-wheels greenhouse gas emissions factors

5.3

Attributable miles driven by vehicle type, 1999 through 2022

5.4

Pump-to-wheel avoided greenhouse gas emissions, by vehicle type

5.5

Pump-to-wheels air quality criteria pollutant emissions factors

5.6

Pump-to-wheel avoided air quality criteria pollutant emissions from EDVs, 1999 through 2022

5.7

Pump-to-wheels avoided air quality criteria pollutant emissions, by vehicle type

5.8

Pump-to-wheels environmental health benefits associated with using EDVs, 2017

5.9

Pump-to-wheels time series of environmental health benefits associated with using EDVs, 1999 through 2022

5.10

Pump-to-wheels energy security benefits, 1999 through 2022

A5.1

WtW GHG emissions factors (g/mile)

A5.2

WtW-avoided GHG emissions by vehicle type (thousands of metric tons of CO2eq)

A5.3

WtW air quality criteria pollutant emissions factors (mg/mile)

A5.4

WtW-avoided air quality criteria pollutant emissions from EDVs (short tons), 1999 through 2022

A5.5

WtW-avoided air quality criteria pollutant emissions, by vehicle type (short tons)

A5.6

Health endpoints included in COBRA

6.1

VTO R&D investments in energy storage technology, 1992 through 2012

6.2

Attributable economic and energy benefits, 1999 through 2022

6.3

Attributable mean environmental health benefits, 1999 through 2022

6.4

Attributable total economic and energy and environmental health benefits, 1999–2022

6.5

Evaluation metrics: economic and environmental health benefits, retrospective evaluation 1999 through 2012

7.1

Summary benefit-cost analysis results