US EditionVattenfall in Pilot Project with 200 Electrical Volkswagen Cars
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Vattenfall in pilot project with 200 electrical Volkswagen cars
Electricity usage in Sweden is expected to increase over the next 20 years, while the share of weather-dependent electricity also rises. Bidirectional charging, storage, and fossil free electricity are parts of a pilot project aimed at using electricity more efficiently. For example, using the electrical vehicle’s battery for more than just driving. To meet the need for more electricity in combination with rapid changes in production and demand…
The leading car manufacturers in the market to date are currently being suspended in view of modern technology, but 2025 could be a very decisive year for well-known brands. Especially at Mercedes and BMW, new platforms could initiate the decisive change. German manufacturers are currently not getting along well at the ICCT ranking. Here, strategic visions, technological achievements and similar factors with regard to sustainable mobility are as…
Currently, around 166,000 electric cars in Germany are technically capable of not only absorbing electricity but also releasing it again. Given the over one million electric cars on German roads, this is a comparatively small proportion. However, the idea behind so-called bidirectional charging has great potential: the car as a mobile power storage device. If a car sits idle for many hours every day, the energy stored in the battery remains unus…
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