Record last updated: 1 June 2008
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The Fuel Consumption Label is an Australian Government initiative to promote consumer demand for vehicles with good fuel efficiency and lower greenhouse impact. All new vehicles up to 3.5 tonnes gross vehicle mass sold in Australia, regardless of fuel or body type, are required to have a Fuel Consumption Label on the front windscreen. This includes passenger cars, four wheel drives and light commercial vehicles.
The label indicates how many litres of fuel a vehicle will use to travel 100 kilometres and how many grams of carbon dioxide the vehicle would emit for each kilometre. The lower the numbers, the better the vehicle.
Learn more at: Fuel Consumption Label: Australia
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Organisation details
| Name |
Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local
Government |
Type |
Government |
| Year established |
2008 |
Certification details
| # of Products Certified |
(unknown) |
| # of Companies Certified |
(unknown) |
| Certification covers |
Single environmental attributes for one portion of the product's life cycle. |
| Duration of certification |
(unknown) |
| Verified by |
(unknown) |
| Audit of certification holders |
None |
| Frequency of criteria review |
(unknown) |
| Certification details updated: 22 February 2008 |
Contact
| Address |
GPO Box 594
Canberra ACT 2601 Australia |
| Phone |
+61 2 6274 7111 |
| Email |
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