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+The transport sector is considered one of the largest emitters of pollutants, so it will be crucial to urgently reduce carbon emissions derived from fossil fuels, widely used by the country's current fleet of vehicles.
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+In this presentation, we propose to present the methodology and some of the results of the implementation of a social leasing service for electric vehicles applied to the Spanish case.
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+Based on the analysis of microdata, different scenarios will be proposed that take into account social demand and the most suitable population profile to benefit from the service, the economic viability and the costs derived from the implementation of the leasing service, as well as the environmental impact
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+El sector transports és considerat un dels emissors de contaminants més grans, per la qual cosa serà crucial reduir, de manera urgent, les emissions de carboni derivades dels combustibles fòssils, extensament utilitzats per l'actual parc de vehicles del país.
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+Tot i que s'està apostant per polítiques i alternatives que promoguin una mobilitat més sostenible, fomentant la mobilitat activa i el transport públic, l'ús del vehicle privat continuarà sent imprescindible en diverses situacions, per la qual cosa cal buscar alternatives menys contaminants en l'ús del vehicle privat.
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+El vehicle elèctric es presenta com la principal alternativa als vehicles a combustió, pel seu menor impacte a les emissions de carboni, si bé encara hi ha diversos desafiaments en la substitució a gran escala dels vehicles més contaminants. Un d'aquests desafiaments és la bretxa social d'accés als vehicles elèctrics ja que per part de la població serà inviable l'adquisició i el manteniment d'aquest tipus de vehicles, que generalment requereixen una inversió inicial més gran.
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+Per reduir aquesta bretxa s’han testat algunes solucions, entre ells, l’anomenat leasing social de vehicle elèctric, un projecte francès destinat a estrènyer la bretxa d'accés actual i permetre que el vehicle elèctric sigui també accessible per a les persones amb menys poder adquisitiu, gràcies a programes governamentals de subsidis que complementin el pagament d’una quota mensual assequible per persones d’ingressos mitjos-baixos.
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+En aquesta ponència es planteja presentar la metodologia i alguns dels resultats de la implementació d’un servei de leasing social de vehicles elèctrics aplicat al cas espanyol.
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+En base a l’anàlisi de microdades es plantejaran diferents escenaris que tenen en compte la demanda social i el perfil de població més adequat per beneficiar-se del servei, la viabilitat econòmica i els costos derivats de la implementació del servei de leasing, així com l’impacte ambiental
+Es compararan els resultats amb les subvencions actuals a la compra d’automòbils, i l’impacte sobre l’equitat.
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Danieldomingo: Danieldomingo moved page Review 723797224601 to Garola Crespo et al 2024b

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Gllg: Gllg moved page Draft Garola Crespo 988092179 to Review 723797224601

Gllg: Created page with "==1 Title, abstract and keywords