Due to the increasing need to accumulate electricity, hybrid energy storage systems (HESS) have become very common in recent years in various applications, from electric vehicles (EVs) to smart grids and renewable energy.

This paper presents a novel approach for a predictive and flexible response to dynamically shifting needs in the circular economy chain, contributing to what shall be in future an Advanced Circular Economy System

This paper introduces user business models to the literature on ecopreneurship and explores their contribution to environmental sustainability. Renewable e-mobility is identified as an appropriate application. The research methodology consists of two steps: A document analysis for developing a typology of ecopreneurs with user business models, and an in-depth case study analysis.  

Urban leaders met to set the global agenda for the future of cities at the United Nations Conference on Housing and Sustainable Urban Development, known as Habitat III. In the World Resources Report (WRR) on sustainable cities, WRI offers real-world research that aims to convert plans into implementation to create cities that live, move and thrive. 

This paper briefly illustrates e-mobility history and Indian global e-mobility patterns. The paper analyses some of the key challenges that are present today with regard to the adoption of electric vehicles for the different vehicle segments.

New mobility services based on the sharing economy are emerging. New mobility solutions must address the challenges of urban development, requiring smart, safe, dynamic and flexible transport alternatives, in order to be regarded as valid alternatives to the existing common means of transport.

Public transit is essential to an environmentally sustainable urban future. But it requires public confidence in the transit system. To get people out of their personal cars, there needs to be an attractive alternative.

The problem of climate change is severe, and a large-scale shift in transport—in large cities, in rural areas, all around the world is required

All over the world, both the energy and transport sector are in a process of change. This paper present a novel approach of coordinating battery electric vehicle charging processes as an ancillary service for the grid.

This paper deals with modeling the behaviour of the consumer based on international statistics and its application to the probabilistic model itself.