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Managing the impacts of EU electric vehicle import tariffs

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By Hao Dou, Shuyan Jiang, Shiqi Ou, Ming Liu, Jingxuan Geng, Boyu Liu, Làng Mai, Xiaobo Qu, Yong Geng, Klaus Hubacek, Fanran Meng, David M. Reiner, Zia Wadud, James Tate, Yifan Wei, Chong Liu, Zongwei Liu, Fuquan Zhao, Xin Sun
| Nature Verified
EU import tariffs on battery electric vehicles may not substantially hinder the overall electrification process but may substantially reduce adoption in vulnerable markets. These findings highlight the uneven implications of broad trade interventions and underscore the importance of complementary policies to support a resilient and inclusive transition.
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Distributional impacts of EU tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles across European markets

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By Hao Dou, Shuyan Jiang, Shiqi Ou, Ming Liu Verified, Jingxuan Geng, Boyu Liu, Làng Mai, Xiaobo Qu, Yong Geng, Klaus Hubacek, Fanran Meng, David M. Reiner, Zia Wadud, James Tate, Yifan Wei, Chong Liu, Zongwei Liu, Fuquan Zhao, Xin Sun
| Nature Verified
Abstract In July 2024, the European Union (EU) introduced additional tariffs on battery electric vehicles imported from China. How these trade measures affect the pace and distribution of vehicle electrification depends on automakers’ response strategies. Here we combine model-level cost data with a market adoption framework to quantify how tariff-induced cost shocks propagate through total cost of ownership and reshape electric vehicle adoption across 20 EU countries and 10 vehicle classes.
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New Sherwin-Williams advanced energy barrier eliminates threat of corrosion under insulation

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By James Tate
| EIN Presswire
A heater treater coated with Sherwin-Williams Heat-Flex® AEB - a sprayed thermal insulative coating that replaces traditional insulation to prevent corrosion under insulation (CUI) on hot process assets. Heat-Flex AEB rivals thermal retention capabilities of traditional insulation systems for a more sustainable approach to insulating assets With Heat-Flex® AEB, the highly costly and dangerous phenomenon of corrosion under insulation (CUI) could be a thing of the past.
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