Was bedeutet der Treibhausgas-Quotenhandel für ÖPNV-Betriebe mit E-Bussen?
Electric Charging Infrastructure and Gender Equality.
Germany and France must lead the way on electric road system technology
In a study published today, IKEM examines scenarios and frameworks for the extensive implementation of electric road systems (ERS) in the EU. If appropriate preconditions are met, ERS has the potential to contribute to the decarbonisation of the transport sector by providing energy for heavy-duty transport. The study concludes that the European framework requires and […]
Planning for charging infrastructure in urban mobility
Hemmnisse für bidirektionales Laden
An Interoperability Framework for electromobility (INFRA): The main results from the USER-CHI framework implementation in a new spotlight
IKEM paves the way for electric transport systems in rural communities
Anne Freiberger is a Senior Research Associate at IKEM and heads the EUniSproject to advance the mobility transition.. In an interview, she spoke with us about the importance of public transport in rural areas and how vehicle batteries can be used to provide system services in the distribution network. EUniS stands for ‘Development and Implementation […]
Nachhaltige Logistik der Kurier-, Express- und Paketdienste (KEP): Kommunaler Leitfaden
Three European cities lead the charge for electric mobility
The MEISTER project was designed to improve the conditions for ‘smart e-mobility’ in three major European cities. Maxim Blankschein, a senior research associate in the Mobility Department, managed the project at IKEM. He spoke with us about why the cities were interesting to research and what he learned from the MEISTER project. IKEM: There’s a […]