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EU automakers won't meet 2008 CO2 goals; ACEA boss Schweitzer calls tougher 2012 levels 'not practical'.(Louis Schweitzer)

Automotive News Europe,  November, 2003  by Saint-Seine, Sylviane de

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Byline: Sylviane de Saint-Seine

European carmakers are unlikely to meet their voluntary target to cut CO2 emissions significantly over the next decade.

Back in 1998, the European carmakers association, ACEA, pledged to reduce the new car fleet average C02 emissions to 140 grams per kilometer by 2008, a 25 percent reduction from 1995.

It also said it would cut emissions to 120g/km by 2012.

ACEA monitoring figures to be released next month will show that emissions for 2002 were 165g/km - a slight rise from the 2001 figure of 164g/km.

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