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Roland Edel
Siemens AG, Mobility Division, Complete Transportation
CTO and Head of Innovative Mobility Solutions
Complete mobility solutions
for worth living cities
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More and more people.
More and more goods.
How will that work?
Vision
4
Answers for sustainable mobility and examples
3
What are the challenges we are facing?
2
Mobility is of paramount interest for urban areas
1
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Megatrends are top priority for metropolitan areas
Urbanization
„Majority of people living &
working in cities”
Demographic Change
„Aging population with
changing needs”
Globalization
„Increased global
inter-action and trade volume”
Climate Change
„Growing impact of
CO
2on human ecosystem”
Important role:
Mobility as growth factor
Mobility enhances the quality of life in megacities and conurbations
Mobility strengthens a region’s ability to compete and is the basis for
global trade
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Yearly growth rate in passenger transport 2000–2030
Yearly growth rate in freight transport 2000–2030
Forecast:
The demand for mobility keeps rising
Growth rate (in percent) OECD North America OECD Pacific OECD Europe Eastern Europe
Total Asia Africa Middle
East India Former Soviet Union Latin America China 1 2 3 4
Infrastructure Area Most Important
for economic competitiveness
Highest Needs for Investment
Over the Next 5-10 Years
Overall high investments in all urban infrastructure areas expected
Transportationperceived to be biggest challenge and top priority to attract investors
Passenger and freight transportationequally important, intermodal solutions neededSiemens Megacity Challenges-Study
3 4 5 6 6 6 6 6 9 27 Environment Culture Energy Supply Education I&C-Infrastructure City Management Public Security Transportation Water Supply Health 66 67 69 70 71 71 74 77 77 86 Social services Energy supply Public housing & civic buildings Water Supply Waste management Public safety & security Healthcare system Environmental protection Education Transportation
% of respondents mentioning as top priority % of respondents mentioning
Mobility as highest priority for city decision
makers worldwide
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Vision
4
Answers for sustainable mobility and examples
3
What are the challenges we are facing?
2
Mobility is of paramount interest for urban areas
1
Challenges to be tackled …
... require a holistic approach
for mobility solutions in urban areas
Independency from fossil sources
Reduction of emission and pollution (fine dust, noise, CO
2)
Reduction of infrastructure and space demand in megacities
Assure steady traffic flow in densely populated urban areas
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The questions we need to answer are very simple!
„Will my kids arrive at
school safe and on-time?“
„Why do I spent half of
my life in traffic jams ?“
„Will all Xmas presents
be delivered on-time?“
„How to keep my city
competitive and livable?
„Can E-Mobility reconcile
mobility and environment?”
„How can we optimize
our last mile delivery“
Is this the answer?
But how to assure affordable & reliable Mobility for people & goods?
Example: Seoul, Han-Gang, driveway
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Vision
4
Answers for sustainable mobility and examples
3
What are the challenges we are facing?
2
Mobility is of paramount interest for urban areas
1
Actual Siemens portfolio for urban traffic solutions
Traffic control systems
and centers
Express trains
Light rail vehicles
Metro vehicles
AGT Systems
Tramcars
Rail electrification
Rail automation
Regional trains
Airport links
Traffic management
systems and centers
Turnkey projects
Services
Parking systems
Tunnel systems
Tolling systems
Traffic data acquisition
systems
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Our approach: Complete mobility –
for the perfect interaction of all transportation systems
With “Complete and Green
mobility” Siemens offers
sustainable mobility solutions that
sensibly network the various
transportation systems in order to
transport people and goods with
greater efficiency, safety and
environmental friendliness.
Innovative
Mobility
Solutions
Integration &
Networking
Green
Mobility
Cargo via Rail & Road
Intermodal
Airport
Road & Rail Interface
City Link into
Sea-Rail Interface
Courier / Express Road & Rail Interface
Lever to „Integration & Networking“
Air – Sea – Rail – Road
Shared logistics concepts
Airport Cargo Train/City check-in
Cargo-Val/Tram
High Speed Cargo-Train
City consolidation center
Fleet management in Harbor areas
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Open
Road Tolling
City Tolling
Traffic
Management
Traffic &
Parking Control
Lever to “Green Mobility”
eBRT as a clean alternative to diesel busses
e
lectrical
B
us
R
apid
T
ransit without contact line, charging at passenger stops
Urban
Electronic
Lever to “Innovative Mobility Solutions”
Car Sharing with eCars
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City authorities as one lever for optimized mobility:
Tolling Solutions
City Tolling favoring clean vehicles based on emissions
Normal charge payers (incl. fleets) entering zone Selected partner vehicles entering zone Evaders entering zone Discounted vehicles entering zone Exempt vehicles entering the zone
Penalty Charge Notices
100% congestion charge discount for
Electrically propelled & Plug in
Electric Hybrid Vehicles (PHEV)
Indirect subsidies to promote
eCar usage
Incentive systems to avoid critical
hours and critical zones with an
Inverse Tolling system (e.g. discount
for public charging / free public
charging)
The effects achieved up to now are
convincing: traffic in London's inner
city has decreased by about 20%.
Vision
4
Answers for sustainable mobility and examples
3
What are the challenges we are facing?
2
Mobility is of paramount interest for urban areas
1
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Next aggregation level: Building the complete
picture – mobility platform 2.0
Payment
Monitoring
Information
Exchange
Management
and Control
E-Ticketing
E-Tolling
Parking
Traffic Management
Parking Management
Fleet Management
Field Device Maintenance
Common information collection and provision
Various filters and access limitations
Information market place
Individuals via Smart Phone or E-Ticket transponder
Vehicles through Floating Car Data
Traffic stream – classic traffic detectors and cameras
Vision becomes reality: Berlin as a Showcase for
sustainable and efficient Mobility Solutions
Lückenlose intermodale Angebote
Weitgehend xEV-Bestand in Busflotte
Wohngebiete ohne IEC-Individualverkehr
Europaweit flexibelster Individual- und individuellster öffentlicher Verkehr
Innovative,
emissionsoptimierte Wegeketten
Aufbau innerstädtischer Verteilzentren
Letzte Meile Lieferung xEV
Innerstädtischer Schwerlastverkehr weitgehend elektrifiziert
Emissionsoptimierter Lieferverkehr
Echtzeit-Ortung als Grundlage für Verkehrslenkung
Gesteuerte Verknüpfung Verkehrsleitung und intermodale Angebote
Weltweit flüssigster Großstadtverkehr
Stadt und Bezirke fahren xEV
Firmenflotten fahren xEV
Insgesamt 100.000 Fahrzeuge in Flotten und privater Hand
100% xEV Beschaffung in Flotten
„Zero-Emission“ S-Bahn-Ring
Priorität xEV in Ordnungs- und Planungsrecht
Bezirke als Gestalter der Mobilität der Zukunft
Regulierungskultur fördert nachhaltigen Verkehr
Hohe Nutzerakzeptanz von Grünstrom-angeboten (gewerblich und privat)
Etabliertes Portfolio an speicherbezogenen Systemdienstleistungen (G4V, V2G, Smart Home)
Garantierte Well-to-Wheel Emissionsfreiheit
Schaufenster Berlin
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The answers are …
... for a city worth living in
Electrical cars, buses and trucks
Multimodal information flow
Innovative mobility solutions
Access to all relevant information for everybody everywhere
Thank you for your attention!
Roland Edel
+49 172 10 87 397
