Fostering Sustainable Mobility in Europe: The Contributions of the Project “E-Mobility North Sea Region”

Filho, Walter Leal; Rath, Kathrin; Mannke, Franziska; Vogt, Johanna; Kötter, Richard; Borgqvist, Martin; Myklebust, Benjamin; Deventer, Peter van

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-13194-8_1

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“…New opportunities using green, renewable electricity pose challenges to countries, vehicle manufacturers, infrastructure architects and customers (Albatayneh et al, 2020;Sulich & Grudzinski, 2019). The actions of most countries in the European Union are moving towards a shift from a 'brown' economy based on fossil fuels to a green economy (Sulich & Soloducho-Pelc, 2021), of which electric vehicles are a component (Filho et al, 2015). An expression of these changes is the COP26 declaration (Oxford Analytica, 2021) signed at the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference in Glasgow.…”

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“…One of the widely studied contemporary ideas or trends in economics (Graczyk et al, 2020) and management sciences is sustainable development (Sulich, 2018;Wyszomirski, 2017) and the decision-making processes associated with it (Filho et al, 2015;Łuszczyk et al, 2021). These are accompanied by growing expectations coming from the automotive industry, seeking solutions to support and simplify the process of achieving sustainability (Gontarz & Sulich, 2019).…”

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Emission performance assessment of passenger car engines: A comparative analysis

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2023

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The automotive market is constantly developing and employing innovative technologies. The new trend of electromobility affects the whole world and is part of the transformation of the economy. Also, the European Union takes significant steps to support the development of the electric sector of the automotive market. This is confirmed by the signed declaration in Glasgow, which leads towards a ban on the sale of cars with combustion engines by 2035. Due to the initiatives taken by international institutions to green all processes in the economy and the defined legal framework, these activities have an influence on other market participants. The problem identified in this article is the actual impact of implemented solutions concerning the type of engine used in cars offered for sale in Poland. The aim of the article is accompanied by a research question, is the electric vehicle less harmful to the environment? The paper compares cars of the same producer, class and type with petrol, diesel, hybrid (petrol-electric) and electric engines in terms of the environmental impact parameters described in the methodology. The research method is a comparative analysis of SUVs of urban type. As a result of the research, it has been determined that a vehicle with an electric engine emits the least amount of carbon dioxide and is the most environmentally friendly solution.

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Emission performance assessment of passenger car engines: A comparative analysis

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2023

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“…To overcome these obstacles, the infrastructure (supply side) and the vehicles (demand side) must coevolve [8]. The sustainable development of EV infrastructures and their widescale adoption requires the combination of the quantitative balance between EVs and charging stations with social, technical, and economic criteria [9]. The shift in the paradigm of electrified transport user behavior [10,11] shows that infrastructure should be planned in consideration of particular points of interest (POIs), where flows of people are the most important, or in the case of battery electric buses, at points where it is needed and based on a multiplicity of factors (i.e., the driven route, timetable, bus performance, etc.)…”

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Regional Infrastructure Planning Support Methodology for Public and Private Electrified Transport: A Mountain Case Study

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The European Union has seen a strong growth of electric passenger vehicles over the last decade. The steady increase in the number of electric vehicles requires a thorough examination of the current infrastructure and their future development, which are critical to the continuous market growth of this technology. The underdeveloped charging infrastructure is identified as one of the main barriers, next to the purchase price of electric vehicles. Thus, the infrastructure (supply side) and the vehicles (demand side) must coevolve and consider not only the quantitative balance between EVs and charging stations but the interlinkages with social, technical, and economic criteria for the overall system development. In this context, the methods presented in this paper address regional specificities when developing an integrated network of charging infrastructure for private and public passengers transport in an alpine region. The results of the application of the methodology to a mountainous area present the potential for replicability and highlight the importance of considering regional characteristics and of stakeholder involvement.

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E-Mobility: Transportation Sector in Transition

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2021

Handbook of Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation

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Fostering Sustainable Mobility in Europe: The Contributions of the Project “E-Mobility North Sea Region”

Cited by 10 publications

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Emission performance assessment of passenger car engines: A comparative analysis

Emission performance assessment of passenger car engines: A comparative analysis

Regional Infrastructure Planning Support Methodology for Public and Private Electrified Transport: A Mountain Case Study

E-Mobility: Transportation Sector in Transition

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