The document summarizes a presentation about a European project to develop hybrid commercial vehicles. It aims to reduce costs and environmental impacts of buses and trucks through hybridization. The project involves 18 partners over 4 years with a budget of 17.7M Euros. It will develop hybrid bus and truck demonstrators with the goals of reducing powertrain costs by 40% and fuel consumption by 5% compared to current hybrids through technologies like improved energy storage, electric machines, and component integration.
BubbleMotion automated rickshaws (Apr 2013)BM Design Oy
Automatic rickshaws from Finland that can:
- Transport 2-3 people or up to 9 people in group mode
- Travel at speeds up to 70km/h on roads and climb hills easily
- Integrate well with existing public transit and be used independently on campuses
Sustainable transport case by ECR France. Workshop, Brussels 29.08.09ECR Community
The document outlines ECR France's objectives to create a more sustainable supply chain by 2012 through massification, mutualization, and multimodality. It proposes several network optimization strategies like shared distribution centers and direct delivery between plants and stores that could save up to 18% on fuel use and CO2 emissions while reducing vehicles kilometers by 25%. Key factors for success include collaboration between partners, commitment from leadership, and a continuous improvement approach.
Ostkroft, "The EDISON Project," in Electric Vehicle Integration Into Modern P...Eamon Keane
This document discusses integrating electric vehicles into modern power networks. Key points include:
1) EVs can help meet 2020 EU targets for renewable energy, CO2 emissions reductions, and energy efficiency. Controlled charging can reduce strains on the electric grid.
2) Smart grids that balance production and load are needed as renewable energy sources increase. EVs offer potential as flexible consumption through controlled charging.
3) A demonstration project on the Danish island of Bornholm will test EV integration technologies like vehicle-to-grid, fast charging, and smart charging to balance renewable energy production and load. Bornholm is well-suited due to its high renewable energy use and single grid connection.
The document discusses trends in electric vehicles and urban mobility. It notes that by 2025 there will be 30 megacities and 15 mega regions globally, and over 40 cities will be "smart" cities. Transportation policies around congestion charging and low emissions zones in large cities will significantly impact electric vehicle adoption. While Europe and North America will have over 50% of smart cities by 2025, China and India will see over 50 new "sustainable" cities developed.
Bruno Corbucci'nin 7 Nisan 2011 günü Sürdürülebilir Ulaşım 2011 Kocaeli'de yaptığı sunum.
Presentation done by Bruno Corbucci on 7 April 2011 during Sustainable Transport 2011 Kocaeli, Turkey
The document discusses biomethane as a road transport fuel as a solution to carbon and air quality problems. It outlines Cenex's role in assisting the UK automotive industry and delivering projects for government agencies. Biomethane can significantly improve vehicle emissions and current technology is capable of meeting this challenge. Government policies and funding mechanisms are starting to support biomethane and other low emission strategies to tackle air pollution and climate change.
Michael Glotz-Richter'in 7 Nisan 2011 günü Sürdürülebilir Ulaşım 2011 Kocaeli'de yaptığı sunum.
Presentation done by Michael Glotz-Richter on 7 April 2011 during Sustainable Transport 2011 Kocaeli, Turkey
Presentation by Prof. Ric Parker - director of research and technology, Rolls Royce, at the CBI climate change forum seminar - Opportunities for business in a low-carbon economy, 8 September, 2009.
BubbleMotion automated rickshaws (Apr 2013)BM Design Oy
Automatic rickshaws from Finland that can:
- Transport 2-3 people or up to 9 people in group mode
- Travel at speeds up to 70km/h on roads and climb hills easily
- Integrate well with existing public transit and be used independently on campuses
Sustainable transport case by ECR France. Workshop, Brussels 29.08.09ECR Community
The document outlines ECR France's objectives to create a more sustainable supply chain by 2012 through massification, mutualization, and multimodality. It proposes several network optimization strategies like shared distribution centers and direct delivery between plants and stores that could save up to 18% on fuel use and CO2 emissions while reducing vehicles kilometers by 25%. Key factors for success include collaboration between partners, commitment from leadership, and a continuous improvement approach.
Ostkroft, "The EDISON Project," in Electric Vehicle Integration Into Modern P...Eamon Keane
This document discusses integrating electric vehicles into modern power networks. Key points include:
1) EVs can help meet 2020 EU targets for renewable energy, CO2 emissions reductions, and energy efficiency. Controlled charging can reduce strains on the electric grid.
2) Smart grids that balance production and load are needed as renewable energy sources increase. EVs offer potential as flexible consumption through controlled charging.
3) A demonstration project on the Danish island of Bornholm will test EV integration technologies like vehicle-to-grid, fast charging, and smart charging to balance renewable energy production and load. Bornholm is well-suited due to its high renewable energy use and single grid connection.
The document discusses trends in electric vehicles and urban mobility. It notes that by 2025 there will be 30 megacities and 15 mega regions globally, and over 40 cities will be "smart" cities. Transportation policies around congestion charging and low emissions zones in large cities will significantly impact electric vehicle adoption. While Europe and North America will have over 50% of smart cities by 2025, China and India will see over 50 new "sustainable" cities developed.
Bruno Corbucci'nin 7 Nisan 2011 günü Sürdürülebilir Ulaşım 2011 Kocaeli'de yaptığı sunum.
Presentation done by Bruno Corbucci on 7 April 2011 during Sustainable Transport 2011 Kocaeli, Turkey
The document discusses biomethane as a road transport fuel as a solution to carbon and air quality problems. It outlines Cenex's role in assisting the UK automotive industry and delivering projects for government agencies. Biomethane can significantly improve vehicle emissions and current technology is capable of meeting this challenge. Government policies and funding mechanisms are starting to support biomethane and other low emission strategies to tackle air pollution and climate change.
Michael Glotz-Richter'in 7 Nisan 2011 günü Sürdürülebilir Ulaşım 2011 Kocaeli'de yaptığı sunum.
Presentation done by Michael Glotz-Richter on 7 April 2011 during Sustainable Transport 2011 Kocaeli, Turkey
Presentation by Prof. Ric Parker - director of research and technology, Rolls Royce, at the CBI climate change forum seminar - Opportunities for business in a low-carbon economy, 8 September, 2009.
Ruma is one of the municipalities with business friendly certification. Information about human resources, traffic connections, local economy, industrial zone, population...
O.P. Agarwal - Una Visión de Experiencia India en Política de Transporte Urba...Fagner Glinski
This document provides an overview of the National Urban Transport Policy in India. It discusses the challenges faced with rapid motorization that triggered the need for the policy, including increased traffic, reduced safety, and environmental issues. It outlines the key components of the policy to promote sustainable transport solutions through coordinated planning, capacity building, and pilot projects. It also discusses some initial experiences implementing metro and bus rapid transit projects and lessons learned around the need for strategic planning, institutional integration, and capacity development for urban transport leaders.
Multi model integration of bus and train services mira bhayandarunclecruise
This document proposes integrating bus services with suburban train stations in Mira-Bhayandar, India. It analyzes the existing conditions at Mira Road and Bhayandar stations, including transportation modes used, passenger volumes, and issues. Key issues identified are lack of coordination between public transportation agencies, absence of bus terminals and shelters, uncertain bus schedules and routes, and inconvenient transfers between trains and buses. Solutions proposed include rationalizing bus routes and schedules, improving public information systems, developing bus terminals and shelters, and establishing a unified transportation management body. Concept plans are provided for proposed infrastructure upgrades at both stations. The goal is to improve mobility and accessibility through better integration of rail and bus services.
This document presents a plan for development in Maitland, Florida focused around improving connectivity to a new SunRail station. It proposes mixed-use and high-density residential developments within walking distance of the station, emphasizing pedestrian access and public spaces. Conceptual plans and statistics are provided for multiple development sites, showing numbers of residential units and parking spaces. The goal is to create an active, walkable transit-oriented community around the SunRail station.
The presentation gives a brief overview of Dubai, its culture, Bus Service, Metro Service and the introduction of new concepts which make it world class city.
During my tour, i clicked this photograph and thought to share them as a story....
The document discusses the amenities and real-time information systems implemented at the city bus terminal in Mysore, India. It summarizes the development of world-class infrastructure at the terminal, including intermodal transit centers. It then describes the intelligent transport system project in Mysore city, which provides real-time passenger information via displays at bus stops and on buses, as well as a mobile app. The system helps reduce waiting times and congestion while improving transportation efficiency. Key challenges to implementing the system included gaining community support and ensuring staff properly used the new technologies.
This document summarizes a research study comparing local railway and BEST bus transportation in Mumbai, India. It includes a title, declarations, certificates, acknowledgements, and an abstract. The study was conducted by two students, Mr. Anil Prajapati and Mr. Suraj Jaiswal, under the guidance of their professor Devshree Mayekar. The purpose of the study was to determine which mode of transportation Mumbaikars prefer and why.
The document discusses Bus Rapid Transit Systems (BRTS) with a focus on the Ahmedabad BRTS system in India. It provides an overview of BRTS, including its aims and objectives, characteristics, and implementation in India. For the Ahmedabad system specifically, it describes phases, features like stations and buses, awards received, and routes. The Ahmedabad BRTS is highlighted as a pioneering project in India that provides efficient public transportation to the city.
The document summarizes a talk on modern JavaScript given by Rebecca Murphey at JSConf 2011. It discusses the need to choose a common path or standard for JavaScript development, put up signposts in the form of documentation and learning resources to help others navigate, and plant seedling miles by contributing to existing libraries and frameworks instead of always starting from scratch. Modern JavaScript development requires cooperation and building on each other's work, not unnecessary reinvention or fragmentation.
Alexander Dennis presentation on hybrid buseshybriduserforum
The document summarizes a hybrid bus users forum discussing hybrid bus technology. It provides an overview of hybrid bus benefits including lower emissions and better fuel economy compared to conventional buses. It also discusses some customer concerns about hybrid buses such as added costs. The document outlines the key components of a hybrid bus and summarizes the performance of ADL hybrid buses, including over 3.5 million hybrid miles completed and over 633,000 liters of fuel saved to date. It concludes by discussing next steps such as developing a hybrid-only Enviro 350 model and potential future government subsidies to support hybrid bus adoption.
1) The document describes the design of a hybrid motorcycle that combines a petrol engine with an electric hub motor and batteries.
2) The electric motor is intended to power the motorcycle for speeds up to 50km/hr, at which point the petrol engine will engage to allow for higher speeds.
3) The project aims to achieve a mileage of 150km on Rs. 100 worth of fuel by utilizing both the petrol and electric systems. Future work planned includes testing under different load conditions and optimizing the motor and controller programming.
Mountain Electric Bicycle have as of late been presented, permitting one to effortlessly cross slopes and dispensing with the requirement for a different vehicle to ship them to the top. Though battery fueled bikes are a late marvel, control helped bicycles have been with us for over a hundred years. http://www.citecycles.com/e-bikes-haibike.php
The document proposes a model for a solar train hybrid car. It first provides background on the history of transportation and rail transport. It then describes how a solar train works, using solar panels to power electric propulsion and reducing pollution. Next, it discusses electric cars, how they are powered by electric motors and batteries, and the benefits they have over gas-powered cars like reduced emissions. It concludes that solar trains can significantly reduce electricity use and greenhouse gas emissions.
Global Hybrid and Electric Transit Bus MarketSandeep Kar
The document provides a strategic analysis of the global hybrid and electric heavy-duty transit bus market. Some key points:
- China is expected to account for nearly half of global hybrid and electric bus sales by 2020, driven by robust demand from tier 2 cities and new BRT services.
- The report forecasts the global transit bus market to grow at a CAGR of 6.4% through 2020, with the share of diesel powertrains declining to 74% as demand rises for greener buses due to government mandates.
- Parallel hybrid architectures are projected to strengthen their market position against series and series-parallel systems due to their lower cost advantage.
Battery electric vehicle, plug-in hybrid electric vehicle, conventional vehicle and now fuel cell vehicles. With the advancement of technology new inventions have been made in auto industry in past few years. Do you know what fuel cell vehicle is? This presentation attributes the features of fuel cell vehicles and how it differs from battery electric, plug-in hybrid electric and conventional vehicles. Also have some light on its feasibility and merits & demerits.
Find essential elements about a hybrid car and how it helps our planet in various way. Hybrid car is definitely a better option for our planet in order to reduce the pollution issues.
The document discusses hydrogen fuel cell technology and its potential to contribute to energy independence. It provides an overview of what fuel cells are and how they work. Some key points include that fuel cells produce electricity through an electrochemical reaction without combustion, and are more efficient than fuel burning. It also discusses the types of fuel cells, challenges to adoption like cost and storage, and benefits like efficiency, reliability and reduced emissions. Lastly, it covers laws and incentives supporting hydrogen fuel cell development.
FABRICATION OF SOLAR BICYCLE.pptx new editedankur rajput
1) A solar-powered bicycle was designed and fabricated to provide a low-cost and eco-friendly transportation option. The bicycle was powered by solar panels that charged lead-acid batteries, which then powered a DC gear motor connected to the rear wheel.
2) Testing showed the bicycle could travel up to 30km on a single charge at a maximum speed of 10km/h. The batteries took 4 hours to fully recharge from solar power.
3) The solar-powered bicycle provides a cheap, non-polluting alternative to motorcycles or other fuel-powered vehicles for short-range transportation needs.
This document proposes a solar-electric hybrid energy bike as an alternative to cars to help address pollution and other issues. The bike would be powered by both pedaling and a solar panel, allowing for effort-free riding up to 25-30 miles per hour. It targets environmentally-conscious individuals, governments interested in bike sharing programs, and non-profits. Funding may come from a large Chinese solar panel manufacturer. Initial production costs are around £120 per bike, while the target retail price is £998.
- Hydrogen can be used as a fuel in fuel cells or internal combustion engines. It is the most abundant element in the universe and can be produced from water through electrolysis using renewable energy sources.
- Hydrogen fuel cell vehicles operate by using hydrogen and oxygen to produce electricity through an electrochemical reaction without combustion, emitting only water vapor. Several automakers have developed hydrogen fuel cell vehicle prototypes.
- For widespread adoption, infrastructure is needed for large-scale hydrogen production, storage, and distribution similar to today's gas stations. Challenges include the flammability of hydrogen and high costs of production compared to fossil fuels.
Ruma is one of the municipalities with business friendly certification. Information about human resources, traffic connections, local economy, industrial zone, population...
O.P. Agarwal - Una Visión de Experiencia India en Política de Transporte Urba...Fagner Glinski
This document provides an overview of the National Urban Transport Policy in India. It discusses the challenges faced with rapid motorization that triggered the need for the policy, including increased traffic, reduced safety, and environmental issues. It outlines the key components of the policy to promote sustainable transport solutions through coordinated planning, capacity building, and pilot projects. It also discusses some initial experiences implementing metro and bus rapid transit projects and lessons learned around the need for strategic planning, institutional integration, and capacity development for urban transport leaders.
Multi model integration of bus and train services mira bhayandarunclecruise
This document proposes integrating bus services with suburban train stations in Mira-Bhayandar, India. It analyzes the existing conditions at Mira Road and Bhayandar stations, including transportation modes used, passenger volumes, and issues. Key issues identified are lack of coordination between public transportation agencies, absence of bus terminals and shelters, uncertain bus schedules and routes, and inconvenient transfers between trains and buses. Solutions proposed include rationalizing bus routes and schedules, improving public information systems, developing bus terminals and shelters, and establishing a unified transportation management body. Concept plans are provided for proposed infrastructure upgrades at both stations. The goal is to improve mobility and accessibility through better integration of rail and bus services.
This document presents a plan for development in Maitland, Florida focused around improving connectivity to a new SunRail station. It proposes mixed-use and high-density residential developments within walking distance of the station, emphasizing pedestrian access and public spaces. Conceptual plans and statistics are provided for multiple development sites, showing numbers of residential units and parking spaces. The goal is to create an active, walkable transit-oriented community around the SunRail station.
The presentation gives a brief overview of Dubai, its culture, Bus Service, Metro Service and the introduction of new concepts which make it world class city.
During my tour, i clicked this photograph and thought to share them as a story....
The document discusses the amenities and real-time information systems implemented at the city bus terminal in Mysore, India. It summarizes the development of world-class infrastructure at the terminal, including intermodal transit centers. It then describes the intelligent transport system project in Mysore city, which provides real-time passenger information via displays at bus stops and on buses, as well as a mobile app. The system helps reduce waiting times and congestion while improving transportation efficiency. Key challenges to implementing the system included gaining community support and ensuring staff properly used the new technologies.
This document summarizes a research study comparing local railway and BEST bus transportation in Mumbai, India. It includes a title, declarations, certificates, acknowledgements, and an abstract. The study was conducted by two students, Mr. Anil Prajapati and Mr. Suraj Jaiswal, under the guidance of their professor Devshree Mayekar. The purpose of the study was to determine which mode of transportation Mumbaikars prefer and why.
The document discusses Bus Rapid Transit Systems (BRTS) with a focus on the Ahmedabad BRTS system in India. It provides an overview of BRTS, including its aims and objectives, characteristics, and implementation in India. For the Ahmedabad system specifically, it describes phases, features like stations and buses, awards received, and routes. The Ahmedabad BRTS is highlighted as a pioneering project in India that provides efficient public transportation to the city.
The document summarizes a talk on modern JavaScript given by Rebecca Murphey at JSConf 2011. It discusses the need to choose a common path or standard for JavaScript development, put up signposts in the form of documentation and learning resources to help others navigate, and plant seedling miles by contributing to existing libraries and frameworks instead of always starting from scratch. Modern JavaScript development requires cooperation and building on each other's work, not unnecessary reinvention or fragmentation.
Alexander Dennis presentation on hybrid buseshybriduserforum
The document summarizes a hybrid bus users forum discussing hybrid bus technology. It provides an overview of hybrid bus benefits including lower emissions and better fuel economy compared to conventional buses. It also discusses some customer concerns about hybrid buses such as added costs. The document outlines the key components of a hybrid bus and summarizes the performance of ADL hybrid buses, including over 3.5 million hybrid miles completed and over 633,000 liters of fuel saved to date. It concludes by discussing next steps such as developing a hybrid-only Enviro 350 model and potential future government subsidies to support hybrid bus adoption.
1) The document describes the design of a hybrid motorcycle that combines a petrol engine with an electric hub motor and batteries.
2) The electric motor is intended to power the motorcycle for speeds up to 50km/hr, at which point the petrol engine will engage to allow for higher speeds.
3) The project aims to achieve a mileage of 150km on Rs. 100 worth of fuel by utilizing both the petrol and electric systems. Future work planned includes testing under different load conditions and optimizing the motor and controller programming.
Mountain Electric Bicycle have as of late been presented, permitting one to effortlessly cross slopes and dispensing with the requirement for a different vehicle to ship them to the top. Though battery fueled bikes are a late marvel, control helped bicycles have been with us for over a hundred years. http://www.citecycles.com/e-bikes-haibike.php
The document proposes a model for a solar train hybrid car. It first provides background on the history of transportation and rail transport. It then describes how a solar train works, using solar panels to power electric propulsion and reducing pollution. Next, it discusses electric cars, how they are powered by electric motors and batteries, and the benefits they have over gas-powered cars like reduced emissions. It concludes that solar trains can significantly reduce electricity use and greenhouse gas emissions.
Global Hybrid and Electric Transit Bus MarketSandeep Kar
The document provides a strategic analysis of the global hybrid and electric heavy-duty transit bus market. Some key points:
- China is expected to account for nearly half of global hybrid and electric bus sales by 2020, driven by robust demand from tier 2 cities and new BRT services.
- The report forecasts the global transit bus market to grow at a CAGR of 6.4% through 2020, with the share of diesel powertrains declining to 74% as demand rises for greener buses due to government mandates.
- Parallel hybrid architectures are projected to strengthen their market position against series and series-parallel systems due to their lower cost advantage.
Battery electric vehicle, plug-in hybrid electric vehicle, conventional vehicle and now fuel cell vehicles. With the advancement of technology new inventions have been made in auto industry in past few years. Do you know what fuel cell vehicle is? This presentation attributes the features of fuel cell vehicles and how it differs from battery electric, plug-in hybrid electric and conventional vehicles. Also have some light on its feasibility and merits & demerits.
Find essential elements about a hybrid car and how it helps our planet in various way. Hybrid car is definitely a better option for our planet in order to reduce the pollution issues.
The document discusses hydrogen fuel cell technology and its potential to contribute to energy independence. It provides an overview of what fuel cells are and how they work. Some key points include that fuel cells produce electricity through an electrochemical reaction without combustion, and are more efficient than fuel burning. It also discusses the types of fuel cells, challenges to adoption like cost and storage, and benefits like efficiency, reliability and reduced emissions. Lastly, it covers laws and incentives supporting hydrogen fuel cell development.
FABRICATION OF SOLAR BICYCLE.pptx new editedankur rajput
1) A solar-powered bicycle was designed and fabricated to provide a low-cost and eco-friendly transportation option. The bicycle was powered by solar panels that charged lead-acid batteries, which then powered a DC gear motor connected to the rear wheel.
2) Testing showed the bicycle could travel up to 30km on a single charge at a maximum speed of 10km/h. The batteries took 4 hours to fully recharge from solar power.
3) The solar-powered bicycle provides a cheap, non-polluting alternative to motorcycles or other fuel-powered vehicles for short-range transportation needs.
This document proposes a solar-electric hybrid energy bike as an alternative to cars to help address pollution and other issues. The bike would be powered by both pedaling and a solar panel, allowing for effort-free riding up to 25-30 miles per hour. It targets environmentally-conscious individuals, governments interested in bike sharing programs, and non-profits. Funding may come from a large Chinese solar panel manufacturer. Initial production costs are around £120 per bike, while the target retail price is £998.
- Hydrogen can be used as a fuel in fuel cells or internal combustion engines. It is the most abundant element in the universe and can be produced from water through electrolysis using renewable energy sources.
- Hydrogen fuel cell vehicles operate by using hydrogen and oxygen to produce electricity through an electrochemical reaction without combustion, emitting only water vapor. Several automakers have developed hydrogen fuel cell vehicle prototypes.
- For widespread adoption, infrastructure is needed for large-scale hydrogen production, storage, and distribution similar to today's gas stations. Challenges include the flammability of hydrogen and high costs of production compared to fossil fuels.
This document discusses methods for measuring transport energy use. It outlines four key ways that energy use statistics can be misleading or incomplete. Specifically, it notes that (1) upstream energy use is often ignored, (2) averages hide differences in operating conditions, (3) other energy needs like infrastructure are excluded, and (4) other impacts beyond energy use alone are not considered. The document advocates using lifecycle analysis and considering a broader set of factors to obtain a more accurate and complete picture of transportation system impacts.
Electromobility: a trigger for market success of carsharing?Oeko-Institut
The document discusses how electromobility and carsharing could promote more sustainable mobility in Germany. It summarizes past research projects on electric vehicles and mobility services. A key finding is that electric vehicles have the highest market potential for small and mid-sized cars, especially among younger and environmentally conscious consumers. The document also suggests that intermodal mobility concepts without private car ownership could gain acceptance if public transportation access is convenient.
Environmental impacts of electric mobility and interactions with the electric...Oeko-Institut
4th German-Japanese Environmental Dialogue Forum
Electric Mobility and Smart Grids: Strategies and Technologies
Tokyo, 17 and 18 November 2011
Florian Hacker, Oeko-Institut e.V., Berlin
1) Vienna's metro and tram network transported 939 million passengers in 2015 on 664 km of track with 8,759 employees.
2) Ridership is expected to grow to 1 billion by 2020 as Vienna's population grows from 30% urbanized in 1950 to an expected 70% in 2050.
3) The network is investing in modernizing its fleet and expanding routes to accommodate rising demand through 2030.
Dr. SUN Feng-chun, Vice President, Beijing Institute of TechnologyCALSTART
1) Beijing has launched several electric vehicle programs to reduce emissions and is planning to have over 5,000 commercial electric vehicles, including buses and sanitation trucks, operating in the city by 2015.
2) The Beijing Institute of Technology has developed electric vehicle technologies, such as battery packs, motors, and charging infrastructure, that have been used in electric buses and vehicles for the 2008 Olympics, 2010 Shanghai Expo, and other projects.
3) China has established national projects and preferential policies to promote the adoption of electric vehicles, including subsidies for electric commercial vehicles and infrastructure in Beijing.
1) The document discusses a scenario model called "4see" that examines how the UK could reduce its dependency on oil by 2030 through proactive steps in the transport sector.
2) The scenario aims to be socially and technically feasible, economically affordable, and politically acceptable while using official statistics and reputable data sources.
3) The model focuses on cars and trucks, examining stock and flow data on vehicle numbers, fuel consumption, and distance traveled to project trends and impacts of policy changes on oil use through 2030.
LI Sherry, Marketing Director, BYD Overseas GroupCALSTART
1) Public transportation such as buses account for 1.7% of all vehicles but consume 25% of transportation energy and emit 30% of transportation emissions due to their high fuel usage.
2) A single diesel bus consumes as much fuel and emits as much emissions daily as 30 gasoline cars. Electric buses provide significant fuel and emissions savings compared to diesel buses.
3) Switching from diesel to electric buses provides daily savings on fuel costs and reduces daily CO2 emissions. The economic and environmental benefits can be substantial at a city-wide scale.
The document summarizes the agenda for Parallel Session B2 of the EcoMobility innovation conference on October 13th in Changwon. The session is titled "E-mobility and intelligent transport systems" and will include presentations on e-mobility support in Asia by Lloyd Wright of the Asian Development Bank, electric motorcycle power trains by Taekwon Kim of S&T Motors, and e-mobility in Korea by Geun-hie Rim of KERI. Robert Stussi will also give a presentation on mobility versus e-mobility challenges.
The document summarizes a conference titled "Electric Vehicles as a factor for sustainable urban development". It provides details on speakers and presentations at the conference, including Robert Stüssi who will discuss mobility versus e-mobility challenges. Additional presentations will cover sustainable mobility strategies in European regions and the role of electric vehicles in reducing energy consumption for transportation. The conference aims to discuss factors influencing the adoption of electric vehicles and their potential impact on sustainable urban development.
The document summarizes a presentation given by Mike Weston of Transport for London about hybrid buses and other environmental initiatives for London's bus network. It provides an overview of the large London bus network and current fleet. It then discusses trials of diesel hybrid and hydrogen buses, and their improved environmental performance over conventional diesel buses. The presentation addresses barriers and opportunities for deploying future low-emission bus technologies.
Robert Evans - Overview of midlands PiP projectKeith Nolan
The document provides an overview of the Midlands Plugged in Places (PiP) project. It discusses:
- Cenex's role in managing the Midlands PiP project jointly with Central Technology Belt to develop the electric vehicle market through installing over 500 public and 200 domestic charge points across the East and West Midlands.
- The project aims to facilitate inter-regional EV travel between PiPs and other regions by developing a quick charger network at transport hubs.
- Progress to date includes establishing procurement frameworks, initial marketing efforts, and 30 installation projects in the pipeline, while addressing strategic challenges around communication, program structure, and measuring success.
The document presents scenarios for transportation in Hanoi, Vietnam out to the year 2020 that illustrate the impacts of different policies on vehicle use, emissions, and urban development. Reasonable estimates for vehicle growth, travel distances, and emissions factors are used to model the effects of stronger pollution standards, improved fuel efficiency, and policies promoting public transit, walking, and biking. The scenarios show that acting now to shift toward more sustainable transportation options is important as Hanoi is already highly motorized and millions more residents are expected by 2020, so current decisions will largely determine the future shape and feel of the city.
This document discusses alternative fuels and their role in improving urban mobility. It begins with charts showing the development of consumer goods like households, TVs, phones, and private cars in the Netherlands from 1950-2015. The objectives of the session are then outlined, focusing on the EU Alternative Fuels Directive and status of alternative fuel deployment. Integrating alternative fuels into urban mobility could improve local air quality and reduce emissions and oil dependence. However, challenges include avoiding increased private vehicle use, taking advantage of trends toward shared mobility, and decreasing road space used for mobility while ensuring safety. The energy source is also a consideration.
Mercedes-Benz "E-Mobility - The Way into the Future"accessio
John Tilman, Manager Regulatory Affairs, Mercedes-Benz, Research and Development, presenting on Mercedes-Benz's Electric Vehicle efforts at the E-Mobility Symposium in Los Angeles on October 26, 2011 at the W-Hotel Westwood/ Los Angeles. For more information, please visit www.accessio.com/e-mobility
Beuc2016 low carbon cars in the 2020s reportRoger Atkins
This document discusses the total cost of ownership of low and ultra-low emission vehicles in Europe between 2015-2030. It forecasts changes in costs and efficiency of conventional and alternative powertrains, and calculates TCO for first, second and third owners over the vehicle lifetime. The analysis finds that plug-in electric vehicles show highly competitive ownership costs compared to internal combustion engines, with battery electric vehicles reaching near parity with diesel vehicles for first owners by 2030. Continued improvement in the efficiency of conventional vehicles also provides benefits to consumers in reduced fuel costs. Ambitious 2025/2030 CO2 targets can be set without disadvantaging consumers based on the declining TCOs across all powertrains.
Lösungen für die Klimawende // Climate Change and TransportThe potential role...
HCV presentation pontus enhager
1. Bus Hybrid User Forum,
project presentation
Pontus Enhager, Coordinator
European Project HCV
7th Framework Programme
Version 2010-09-07
2. Why hybrid commercial vehicles
• Profitability!
• Low environmental impact
and reduced oil dependence
• Happy customers
• They are available!
European Project HCV
7th Framework Programme
Version 2010-09-07
3. Historic evolution of environmental
impact of buses 3.50
Euro I
Euro II
• The energy use has 3.00
decreased by 30% last Euro III
Euro IV
30 years 2.50
Particulates
Environmental load cost
Euro V
€ per 100 person km
• Emissions have Euro VI
decreased 90%
2.00 NOx
• Going from emission to 1.50
CO2
energy focus Energy
1.00
0.50
Hybrid
0.00
1970 1980 1990 2000 2010
European Project HCV
7th Framework Programme
Version 2010-09-07
4. Energy use, person transports
French fleet study by ADEME
(g eq petrol / passenger km)
City traffic Regional traffic Intercity traffic
80 >2L
Energy use per person
250-750 cc
250-750 cc
<2L
125-250 cc
125-250 cc
60
2L
40
1.4L
20
0 State of
State of Bus Light Region Cars
BRT* Tram Metro MC Bus Cars MC the art Coach Intercity High Car Air
the art rail trains trains speed
Coach*
Hybrid trains
Bus*
Source: ADEME, http://www2.ademe.fr/servlet/getDoc?cid=96&m=3&id=51911&p1=00&p2=12&ref=17597
* Inhouse data on BRT and hybrid performance related to respective traffic conditions
European Project HCV
7th Framework Programme
Version 2010-09-07
5. The Future
EU Whitepaper on transport for 2030 and 2050
• Only Electric transport in cities from 2050
– Cars
– Distribution
– Public transportation
• Majority in place 2030
Other observations
• Chinese manufacturers selling Full electric buses in thousands
European Project HCV
7th Framework Programme
Version 2010-09-07
6. Will there be a market for hybrids also
with full electric buses around
State of the art
hybrids
Fuel saving %
Serial hybrid* Parallel hybrid*
0 60
* Commercial hybrid packages from supplier industry Average speed in route (km/h)
• Electromobility has its advantages but also limitations, the right
hybrid will complement the plugged in vehicle
• Technologies can be shared, yielding lower costs
European Project HCV
7th Framework Programme
Version 2010-09-07
7. Hybrids in the streets
• European manufacturers are in the beginning of the ”hybrid era”
• In the US, thousands of hybrid buses have been sold (under
heavy subsidies)
• Volvo has delivered more than 150 hybrids, with much more in
the order books
European Project HCV
7th Framework Programme
Version 2010-09-07
8. General data
• EU funded project (FP7) ”Sustainable Surface Transport”
• 17.7M€ among 18 Partners
• 4 years (2010-2013)
VEOLIA
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9. HCV Project Overall targets
...the hybrid electric vehicle is an excellent option for simultaneous
reduction of fuel consumption and exhaust emissions. Research
efforts are needed to develop high-efficient hybrid systems
including hybrid components such as the energy storage system,
the electric machine, power electronics and electric auxiliaries.
Cost is today considered as a major obstacle for market
introduction of hybrid technologies in commercial vehicles.
Important issues for cost reduction are to make more modular
systems...
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10. Main challanges
• The cost reduction objective in this project corresponds to an average
40% decrease at powertrain level compared to early second generation
of hybrids.
• An 18-ton passenger bus demonstrator and a 6-ton distribution truck
demonstrator will be fully developed in the project. A low weight body will
be demonstrated for the 18-ton bus and some weight optimisation will be
made on the distribution truck.
• Energy storages, electric machines and electrified auxiliaries will be
developed
• Test cycles will be developed, and HILS type approval investigated
• A hybrid user forum will evaluate the market
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11. Cost reductions
• The main hybrid components that require cost reduction are the electric drive system and the
energy storage system. The electric drive system cost will be reduced by e.g. (SP4000,
SP5000):
– Reduction of mechanics, control cards, cables, connectors, cooling connections and DC
caps.
– Sensor less drive or alternatively very low cost sensor solution
– Integration of the electric drive cooling with diesel engine cooling
• The energy storage system cost will be reduced by (SP3000):
– Choice of a chemistry (iron-phosphate) with abundant raw materials potentially giving low
material costs.
– Concept studies for new generation of the ESS including improved packaging & cooling
and higher integration
– Optimized control strategies
– Modularisation which make it possible to use the same modules in both SP 4000 and SP
5000.
– Super Capacitors will be investigated
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12. Fuel consumption and Drivability
• The fuel consumption should be improved by 5% more as compared to the
conventional reference
– The fuel consumption of the commercial Volvo hybrid bus today is verified to
be up-to 35%.
• The fuel consumption of the hybrid systems in the project shall among others be
further improved by:
– Light-weight vehicle and material
– No or less torque interrupt during regenerative braking due to new gear-box
technology or optimisation of synchronisation during gearshifts
– Higher degree of electrification of auxiliaries
– Optimisation of hybrid components
– Optimisation of overall efficiency of the complete hybrid system
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13. Emissions
• Emissions shall be optimised in the hybrid system by using
innovative heat modes in order to optimise catalysts efficiency
with a minimum of fuel penalty (SP4000, SP5000). The
optimisation work of the drivetrain will closely be linked to
minimize the emissions from the vehicle in real driving conditions.
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14. HCV Demonstrations
Demonstrations among different climates, countries and
applications
Both early and advanced second generation
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15. HUF expectations
• Bring in the message from the users to the development
– Operators
– Transport authorities
• Valuable open discussion
– (summarized in report)
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16. Questions ?
Pontus Enhager
pontus.enhager@volvo.com
+46 31 3227019
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17. Going towards a more diverse future
• Conventional propulsion
• Hybrids
• Plugin Hybrids (grid supplied
electricity) Diesel Hybrid
• Full electric vehicles (grid supplied Plug-in Diesel Hybrid
electricity) Electric
Diesel
• All of them will likely exist in 2010 ~20??
different applications depending
on the specific needs
• Not necessary to wait for the ”next
generation”
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18. Status today, most recent report from (p11)
Transport for London
The fuel economy is increased by 62% in route 141:
• Hybrid 7.4 miles per gallon
• Diesel 4.5 miles per gallon
The fuel saving of the Volvo double decker hybrid was hence 38%
(Hybrid 32 litre/100km and Diesel 52 liter /100km)
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19. Swiss Post press release
-up to 30% in überland
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20. www.eco.sales-lentz.lu Volvo 7700 Hybrid
Économie en Diesel
- 38%
= 96 000l / an (11 Bus)
= +/- 3 camions citernes
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21. Project timeline
Coordination and dissemination SP1000
Common component development,
auxiliaries SP2000
Common component development, electric
storage system SP3000
Advanced 2nd generation hybrid bus demonstrator
SP4000
Advanced 2nd generation hybrid distribution truck
demonstrator SP5000
Early 2nd generation vehicles, drive cycles, real Project
world emissions, market study, demonstration evaluation
SP6000
Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4
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