INTERREG project E-Mobility
Policy, Practice and
Profitability
On 10 October
2013
the Dutch city of
Haarlem had the honour of being
the international centre of electric
transport. Over 90 experts and
stakeholders from eight different
countries took part in the INTERREG
E-Mobility NSR Conference.
I look back on a successful conference.
In addition to the inspiring speakers,
I particularly recall the conference’s
interactive part. Responding to each
other immediately was a fine and
instructive exercise. I received many
compliments from the American and
European delegations. They considered
the event to be groundbreaking. The
wake up call, for example, will be talked
about for a long time to come.
This book is intended for everyone who
took part in the conference as well as
for those who were unable to attend. It
is a means by which we can pass on the
substance of the conference.
For me, electric transport was the
dominant theme of the entire week. In
addition to attending the conference,
I was at the Province’s stand at the
Ecomobiel trade show for sustainable
mobility and, in the pouring rain, gave
the starting signal for SolaRoad, the
‘solar’ road that generates electrical
energy.
The events and technology referred
to above are all conducive to electric
transport in the Province of Noord-
Holland. Hopefully they will shine
across the rest of the Netherlands and
beyond.
Enjoy the read!
Official welcome by vice governor
Mrs. E. (Elisabeth) Post Mmc - Province of Noord-Holland
“We have come together to learn from each other
and to share experiences in the introduction of
electromobility”
http://www.noord-holland.nl/web/Projecten/Elektrisch-vervoer.htm
@Elisabeth_Post
For video, use link or QR-code:
http://youtu.be/mnkVE3FOPT4
ir. J.G.F.M. (Julia) Williams-Jacobse,
Project Leader Electromobility – Netherlands Ministry of Economic Affairs
“The Dutch approach to electromobility. A wholesome
three-some: innovation, green growth and climate/
environment”
contact: www.Rijksoverheid.nl
www.Nederlandelektrisch.nl
For video, use link or QR-code:
http://youtu.be/otEb7pg6HUI
dr. Sjoerd Bakker,
Delft University of Technology
‘‘Stakeholders analysis EV infrastructure North Sea
Region’’
http://www.otb.tudelft.nl
For video, use link or QR-code:
http://youtu.be/CRNlNihv2Pg
dr. Martijn van der Steen,
NSOB (Netherlands School of Public Administration)
‘‘Emergent strategies for an emerging technology; how
different countries and regions manage the introduction
of E-mobility differently”
www.NSOB.nl
@MartijnvdSteen
For video, use link or QR-code:
http://youtu.be/8oEIrJwhjY4
Mr. Jan Schreuder,
Municipality of Zaanstad (Netherlands) - Project Manager INTERREG project E-Harbours
“E-harbours: stimulating renewable energy for power
and transport’’
www.eharbours.eu | www.zaanstad.nl
[email protected]
@eharbours
For video, use link or QR-code:
http://youtu.be/cXZhnAwS3TA
Mr. Michael Stie Laugesen,
CUFLOS Denmark (Clean Urban Freight Logistics Solutions
“CUFLOS - a forum for Clean Urban Freight Logistics
Solutions”
www.e-mobility-nsr.eu
For video, use link or QR-code:
http://youtu.be/mG7CyRFcnTM
prof. dr. ir. Maarten Steinbuch,
Eindhoven University of Technology - Automotive Technology
“Car challenges”
http://steinbuch.wordpress.com/
@M_Steinbuch
For video, use link or QR-code:
http://youtu.be/T1Dravr8IKg
Mr. Paul Scott,
Plug-in America - cofounder
“The economics of electric vehicles and renewable
energy”
www.pluginAmerica.com
@Sunpwrd
For video, use link or QR-code:
http://youtu.be/UEf9idZpfzw
For video, use link or QR-code:
http://youtu.be/i5jlgOVdUIo
Ms Svetlana Golescu, alias Jacqueline Kerkhof
‘‘As a conference intermission and wake-up
call to all partners of the e-mobility project,
Ms Jacqueline Kerkhof arrived in the person
of Svetlana Golescu to shake those present
awake with an extremely entertaining act
and song.”
dr. Stephen Shaw,
London Metropolitan University - reader in Business and Management
“Re-charging in public places: available, inter-operable,
easy to use?”
www.Londonmet.ac.uk
For video, use link or QR-code:
http://youtu.be/OiX7izMGC9U
dr. Benjamin Myklebust,
ZERO Norway (Zero Emissions Resource Organisation)
“An electric success story in Norway, through powerful,
but waning incentives”
www.zero.no/en/about-zero/
[email protected]
@bmyklebust
For video, use link or QR-code:
http://youtu.be/lVXenEtC8XY
drs. ing. René Zorge,
PROOV
“Drivers and bounderies for wireless charging of electric
city buses and trucks”
For video, use link or QR-code:
http://youtu.be/-rL8Dhrfow8
www.proov.nl
Mr. Kenan Aksular,
Athlon Car Lease
“How to adopt EV’s in corporate fleets”
For video, use link or QR-code:
http://youtu.be/Jrrn8smpJHE
www.athloncarlease.com
Mr. Richard Walker,
CEO and President ZERO Motorcycles
“E-mobility and electric motorcycles - building
a sustainable, high performance EV business”
For video, use link or QR-code:
http://youtu.be/psD6yyQRl_A
www. zeromotorcycles.com
Mr. Brett Hauser,
CEO Greenlots
“How to set up intelligent charging infrastructure
for EV’s at home, work or in public places that help
make the grid more efficient”
For video, use link or QR-code:
http://youtu.be/p7gruMjxr7g
www.greenlots.com
@BrettHauser
@greenlots
Conference Programme
ELECTRIC VEHICLES
AND ECO CARS:
Solutions for
Green Growth
ELECTRIC VEHICLES AND ECO CARS:
Solutions for Green Growth
Throughout Europe, city-regions are championing the development and use of electric vehicles (EVs) and other Ultra Low Emission Vehicles (ULEVs). London is a notable example. In tandem with the decarbonisation of power generation, anticipated benefits include significant reductions in C02 emissions to mitigate climate change, energy security, and improved air quality. Further, electrification of road transport can stimulate much needed economic growth. As yet, however, such initiatives tend to lack synchronization and coordination. There seems to be considerable scope for further development and ‘green growth’ in this emerging industry across Europe and other world regions.Running from October 2011 to September 2014, the E-Mobility NSR network is helping to facilitate a more joined-up approach to electrification of road transport mobility that will improve accessibility and sustainable growth in the North Sea Region. The interdisciplinary project involves universities, national and local authorities and economic development agencies from seven countries (Belgium, Denmark, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden and the United Kingdom) with the shared aim of developing common strategies and solutions. To follow the progress of E-mobility NSR please sign up for the project e-news at: www.e-mobility-nsr.eu. The London conference reviews progress towards mainstream market acceptance of electric mobility. In particular, it foregrounds the ‘bigger picture’: the prospects for electrifying road transport across Europe and other world regions, and opportunities to develop complementary green technologies and business solutions for cleaner, quieter, healthier cities. Expert panels consider what needs to be improved, what works well, and what might be transferrable.
This conference is organised by E-mobility NSR in collaboration with the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT).
11th April 2014 | 9am – 5pm
London Metropolitan University
Graduate Centre, Holloway Road, London N7 8DB
Register for free:
www.e-mobility-nsr.eu/final-conference-registration
Oslo to Newcastle Route
Winter 2013 Analysis of EV-Infrastructure Gaps (red) Data: OpenChargeMap.org
09:30 – 10:00 Welcome and introductions: Dr Stephen Shaw (Chair); Professor Malcolm Gillies (London Met Vice Chancellor); Christian Byrith (Head NSR Programme)
10:00 – 10:25 TfL hybrid ‘new Routemaster’ buses (Room: GC-108)
Leon Daniels, MD Surface Transport, Transport for London,
UK
10:25 – 10:45 Ultra Personal Rapid Transit: a million autonomous electric miles and counting (Room: GC-108)
Fraser Brown, MD Ultra Global PRT, UK (EU)
10:45 – 11:05 DHL Supply Chain Europe goes green (Room: GC-108)
Jim York, VP GoGreen DHL Supply Chain Europe, UK (EU)
11:20 – 11:40 New EV drivers: overcoming ‘range anxiety’ and other barriers (Room: GC-108)
Dr Mark Burgess, Oxford Brookes Psychology Department, UK (EU)
11:40 – 12:00 Significance of EV infrastructure for mainstream market acceptance (Room: GC-108)
Dr Keith Bevis, EValu8, East of England Plugged-in Place, UK (EU)
Russell Fenner, EValu8, East of England Plugged-in Place, UK (EU)
12:00 – 12:10 Electric Mobility Information Centres: short introduction to demonstrations and exhibition (Room: GC-108)
Steen Olesen, Hoje Taastrup, Denmark (EU)
13:00 – 13:25 Metropolitan perspectives: insights from Hamburg (Room: GC-108)
Peter Lindlahr, MD hySolutions GmbH, Hamburg, Germany
13.30 – 16.00 A systemic policy mix to support electric mobility development and adoption (Room: GCG-10)
Delft University of Technology, Netherlands (EU)
The role of EV consumer behaviour on smart grid solutions (Room: GCG-08)
Ghent University, Belgium (EU)
14:45 – 16:00 Electrifying urban freight transport for cleaner cities and efficient logistics (Room: GCG-08)
FDT - Association of Danish Transport and Logistics Centres, Denmark (EU)
Creating cross-border routes for longer distance EV driving (Room: GCG-10)
Lindholmen Science Park AB, Sweden (EU)
16:00 – 17:00 Rapporteur’s review of workshop sessions (Room: GC-108)
Dr Peter Van Deventer, Program Director Coast to Coast E-Mobility, San Francisco Bay Area (U.S.)
Special Guest (joining the discussion online) Paul Scott, Founding Member of Plug In America, Santa Monica (U.S.)
SESSION 1:
Showcase UK Contributions to Electric Mobility
SESSION 2:
Expert Workshops
PLENARY ON THE ROAD AHEAD:
Connectivity, Complementary Green
Technologies & Business Solutions
Project information:
www.e-mobility-NSR.eu
Dutch partners:
Provincie Noord-Holland
and
MRA-Electric
Contact:
www.mraelektrisch.nl
www.mrae.nl
Project coordinator: Yolanda Schmal
Project communications: Christine van ‘t Hull
0031 (0)6 460 766 72
0031 (0)6 519 141 35
@emobilityNSR
@MRAelektrisch
Illustrations by:
Martine Vanremoortelre (VisualHarvesting.com)
Editions:
100 folders and digital available at
http://www.noord-holland.nl/web/Projecten/Elektrisch-vervoer.htm
MRA