Enabling standardisation and interoperability in e-mobility
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Posted: 2 October 2019 | Aida Abdulah -UITP, Dr. Mikko Pihlatie - VTT, Marko Paakkinen - VTT | No comments yet
VTT’s Marko Paakkinen and Mikko Pihlatie, and UITP’s Aida Abdulah, explain how the Horizon 2020-funded ASSURED project is driving standards and interoperability forward in electric charging infrastructure, and how it can benefit operators, authorities and cities.
![Electric transit Enabling standardisation and interoperability in e-mobility](https://www.intelligenttransport.com/wp-content/uploads/electric-charging-1-750x450.jpg)
![Electric transit Enabling standardisation and interoperability in e-mobility](https://www.intelligenttransport.com/wp-content/uploads/electric-charging-1-750x450.jpg)
What is the ASSURED project and how long has it been running?
ASSURED is a project co-funded by the European Commission to boost the electrification of urban commercial vehicles and their integration with high-power, fast-charging infrastructure. The project is developing high-power charging solutions for full-size, heavy-duty applications, specifically e-buses, e-trucks and wireless charging for e-vans. The fundamental goal is that each of these solutions is designed to supply energy for a whole fleet of vehicles and will be able to charge various types of vehicles.
Related topics
Alternative Power, Infrastructure & Urban Planning, Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS), Sustainable Urban Transport
Issue
Issue 3 2019
Related organisations
UITP Knowledge & Innovation, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland