The objective of this paper is to answer an integrated set of questions related to how the transportation sector, despite the advances in vehicular fuel efficiencies and through plug-in electric vehicles, influences overall energy demand, cost and CO2 emissions.

Nationally determined contributions (NDCs)—countries’ plans to address climate change under the Paris Agreement—can help correct course. Yet while most countries mention transport...

Electric and hybrid-electric buses offer cities environmental and health benefits, such as helping to lower emissions that contribute to poor air quality and global climate change, as well as econo...

Many cities are experiencing a decline in accessibility due to a confluence of rapid urbanization and motorization trends. New analysis of these trends in the global South shows that up to half of...

By 2050, electricity will become the central energy barrier which increases its consumption from 20% to 50%, doubling the gross electric consumption. This paper gives information about Renewable Energy Generation and its impacts on E-Mobility.

To ensure reliable energy supply, it is necessary to solve a number of basic tasks i.e. flexibility of energy systems, uninterrupted supply of energy, its availability to end consumers, resource efficiency and environmental safety.

Various approaches can be used to match Electric Vehicle loads with renewable energy sources but can differ in terms of how closely the renewable energy generation matches the timing of EV charging...

The Costs and Emissions Appraisal Tool for Transit Buses (“the Tool”) is intended to help bus operators and transit agencies make informed decisions about alternative bus types during t...

The decarbonization of the mobility and energy sector is one of the major necessary trends for achieving targets set for the European Union in the 2020 and 2030 climate and energy frameworks. Two key technologies which offer great potential for climate change mitigation are electric vehicles and renewable energies.

Nowadays, electric vehicles are one of the main topics in the new industrial revolution, called Industry 4.0. The transport and logistic solutions based on E-mobility, such as handling machines, are increasing in factories.