Project re-purposes e-bus batteries to provide new energy for households
The project, which is giving a 'second life' to batteries, aims to be a step towards circular economy in e-mobility, creating new commercial possibilities for companies.
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The project, which is giving a 'second life' to batteries, aims to be a step towards circular economy in e-mobility, creating new commercial possibilities for companies.
Many would agree that delivering successful and reliable public transport is something of a juggling act. Carl Bjorklund from Skånetrafiken spoke to Intelligent Transport’s Luke Antoniou about the authority’s approach to balancing the needs of different passengers, in different communities, in an integrated system that works for all.
The project is designed to increase journey efficiency as EV drivers would have to stop less frequently to charge at charging points.
MTR created the app using a 4,000-strong passenger survey together with in-depth analysis of travel patterns and traffic disruptions.
Volvo Buses is taking part in a research project in which used electric bus batteries get a second lease of life as solar energy storage units.
In Gothenburg, Sweden, 14 partners from industry, academia and society are working together to develop, test and demonstrate new solutions for the future of public transport. The collaboration goes by the name ElectriCity, and here, Stefan Eglinger, Director General at the Urban Transport Administration in the City of Gothenburg, explains…
As part of one of the biggest investments ever in all-electric bus traffic in Sweden, 13 electric buses will start operating in Malmö.
The demand for better test facilities is increasing rapidly as the automotive industry questions whether self-driving technology is ready to test on public roads.
The magnitude of transport’s social dimension is becoming increasingly clear - mobility shapes lives and prospects. It is vital that transport systems are environmentally friendly, inclusive, efficient, and centred on meeting diverse user needs. Yet how can this be accomplished?
The new autonomous bus, based on Volvo’s commercially produced electric city bus, has been modified for safer and more comfortable travel…
From 3 May-1 June 2018, citizens in Gothenburg will be able to ride for free on a self-driving shuttle bus, between the main entrance of Chalmers University of Technology and the university's library…
Helsingborg’s new electric Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system will be operated by Arriva after their bid was rated the highest in quality…
Vehicle electrification is rapidly advancing and offers a favourable path towards more sustainable transport solutions, to be able to meet the future demand, battery and cell technologies need to be developed…
SL AB (Storstockholms Lokaltrafik) has agreed a contract with CAF for the supply of an additional 12 trams for its transport network.
22 August 2017 | By Intelligent Transport
A ground-breaking European research project is trying to determine how drivers of autonomous trucks rest, as well detecting other emotions through the use of body sensors and camera monitoring.