The Energy Ordinance stipulates that, with effect from March 2003, the energy label for motor cars has to be affixed in a clearly visible manner to every new vehicle offered for sale. The aim is to create transparency and encourage car buyers to opt for especially energy- efficient vehicles in the future. The energy label indicates fuel consumption (litres per 100 kilometres), CO2 emissions (grams per kilometre), and relative consumption expressed by category (A to G). This information draws the attention of buyers more effectively to energy aspects, which are now also becoming increasingly attractive as a consequence of rising fuel prices.
The energy label will be replaced in 2010 by an environmental label which will take into account energy efficiency, energy consumption, CO2 emissions and the environmental costs of operating the car.
Mobility management in companies Modern mobility management for companies is carried out in an area in which the mobility volume is especially high, namely business and commuter traffic. A variety of projects in collaboration with SwissEnergy focus on companies and municipalities that promote public transport and set out to encourage their employees or population to travel more effectively and energy efficiently.