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REPORTS & ARTICLES 2021

Renewable energy production

The importance of data

When dealing with electric vehicles (EVs) and their integration in power system, data is always of main concern.
From the Technical University of Denmark, Lisa Calearo, Mattia Marinelli and Charalampos Ziras have investigated and collected data sources, with the idea of helping researchers that, like them, deal with limited amounts of EV data.
The review provides data sources published during the last two decades, which can be useful for EV studies in the context of smart grids and power systems. Data sources are categorized into three classes: surveys, internal combustion engine vehicles and EVs trials, and charger trials.
Finally, the usage of the different source type is discussed, resulting in some guidelines and limitations about data usage in EV studies.
Free access of the full paper until September 24, 2021.

Island-charging

How to solve the charging situation when demand goes rises from 40 000 inhabitants to 600 000 tourists!

VW e-mobility

Volkswagen aims for massive production of e-vehicles in all sizes. To meet consumer demands VW also invests in new technology of battery production. Read about the details in this report.

How to recycle the batteries of e-mobility?

Li-Ion batteries recycling laboratory @ GUT

Street lamp charger

Existing lightning pole becomes an effective new charging pole for elecrtic vehicles in the City of Gdynia.

Feasibility report

How is the e-mobility development effecting life in Germany? Read more about it in this report.

Smart storage

Learn more about smart eneragy storage from DTU.

Lund mobility

Learn more about how Lund Mobility Center has built up a well functioning center for mobility services for all employees.

Electricity shortage?

Is there enough electricity produced for the world to transform now into full scale e-mobility? Mats Larsson argues in this article that large investments will be necessary to make this a reality.