Electromobility in Poland: challenges and opportunities in the context of legal regulations

Purpose: This study analyses the impact of legal regulations on the transformation of urban bus fleets in Poland. Methodology/Approach: The research assesses municipal bus operators' readiness for zero-emission vehicles using fleet data, emission stats, and regulations. Findings: Significant disparities exist among cities in adopting zero-emission technologies, with leaders benefiting from financial support and laggards facing infrastructural and financial barriers. Research Limitations/Implications: The study is limited to cities with their own bus operators, which may not capture all transport models in Poland. Originality/Value: The study analyses Poland’s urban transport sector within EU and national regulations using secondary data, assessing the impact of upcoming legislative changes on public transport operators.

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Economics and Environment
Published
2025-03-05
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https://doi.org/10.34659/eis.2024.91.4.1003
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Vehicle emissions and performance
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Electromobility in Poland: challenges and opportunities in the context of legal regulations

Rafał Miśko
Economics and Environment
Vehicle emissions and performance
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Electromobility in Poland: challenges and opportunities in the context of legal regulations

Rafał Miśko
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Purpose: This study analyses the impact of legal regulations on the transformation of urban bus fleets in Poland. Methodology/Approach: The research assesses municipal bus operators' readiness for zero-emission vehicles using fleet data, emission stats, and regulations. Findings: Significant disparities exist among cities in adopting zero-emission technologies, with leaders benefiting from financial support and laggards facing infrastructural and financial barriers. Research Limitations/Implications: The study is limited to cities with their own bus operators, which may not capture all transport models in Poland. Originality/Value: The study analyses Poland’s urban transport sector within EU and national regulations using secondary data, assessing the impact of upcoming legislative changes on public transport operators.

Economics and EnvironmentVol. 91(4)
Sustainable cities and communities
Openalex Percentile: Top 97%
Vehicle emissions and performance
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