Post on 28-Sep-2020
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Innovation in Electric Mobility in the Netherlands
2010 - 2020
International Electric Car Conference
November 2010 ‐ Groningen
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Innovation in electric mobility in the Netherlands
• Main drivers for electric mobility until 2020
• Main challenges and innovations needed
• Innovation strengths and roadmaps in the Netherlands
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E‐Mobility Drivers 2010 ‐ 2020
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Drivers for electric mobility in NL
• Reduction of air pollution (NOx, fine particles) and improving environmental quality in densely populated areas
• Reduction of CO2 emissions of mobility and transport
• Security of energy supply (oil and gas)
• Greening of the energy production system (wind, solar)
• Economic growth and growth opportunities
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E‐Mobility Challenges 2010 ‐ 2020
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Main challenges 2010 ‐ 2020
• Safe, reliable, comfortable, lower‐cost, fit‐for‐use (PH)EVs
• Intelligent and safe charging technology and smart grids
• Transparent Total Cost of Ownership and payment structures
• Minimal environmental impact (PH)EVs over lifecycle
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Innovation roadmaps 2010 ‐ 2020
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Three innovation roadmaps:
1. Electric Urban Mobility2. Clean and Convenient Energy3. E‐Mobility Services
Interdisciplinary / User‐centered / 10‐year focus
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Design and production Battery packs‐ Lay out (e.g. T‐control)
Design and production BMS‐ Hardware IC’s‐ Software algorithms
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Maintenance and emergency services‐ Education
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Value chain battery technologies
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Battery research and education in The Netherlands
• Battery Materials research
• Battery Technologies
• Battery Modeling
• Battery Management Systems (BMS)
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