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SEM - SMART ELECTRIC MOBILITY
- Project Leader
- Gerike Regine, BOKU Project Leader
- Contact person:
- Stark Juliane
- Duration:
- 01.09.2009-30.06.2011
- Type of Research
- Basic Research
- Project partners
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AIT, Austrian Institute of Technology, Austria.
Function of the Project Partner: Partner -
Technical University Vienna Institute of Power Systems and Energy Economics (E373), Gußhausstr. 25-29, 1040 Wien, Austria.
Function of the Project Partner: Koordinator
Further information: http://www.ea.tuwien.ac.at/sem/
- Staff
- Raich Ulrike, Project Staff (bis 31.08.2014)
- Stark Juliane, Project Staff
- Link Christoph, Project Staff (bis 28.02.2022)
- BOKU Research Units
- Institute of Transport Studies
- Funded by
- Klima- und Energiefonds, Leopold-Ungar-Platz 2 / Stiege 1 / 4.OG / Top 142, 1190 Wien, Austria
- Abstract
- The importance of a paradigm shift in individual mobility towards electric drives is evident due to global and local problems (greenhouse gases, pollutants, dependences, etc.).
The use and system integration of renewable and sustainable energies involve central challenges for electric power supply - already today, but especially in future. Efficient and intelligent overall systems and also storage systems can be the solution.
The aim of this project is focussing to these two topics to develop solutions for renewable driven electric mobility that can contribute to energy system stability by applying vehicles´ battery storages. Three columns are central in this project:
• Development of innovative system integration concepts of electric mobility and renewable energy. (Vehicle-To-Grid, Grid-For-Vehicle)
• Analysis of vehicle related demands of battery storages for both purposes, mobility and energy storage
• Inclusion of user needs and user behaviours for precisely definition of demands and interfaces
At first stage of project the three columns are covered. Simulation of different personal cars (diverse plug-in-hybrids, pure electric vehicles) leads to certain amounts of storage capacity adaptive for system integration concepts. These capacities influence the possibilities of control interval of fluctuating renewable energies. Combined with user needs, the results are applied for second phase to create electricity and individual mobility scenarios that can consider different general conditions in field of energy and mobility.
In phase three, calculations are made for dimensioning the needed energy and charging infrastructure. Two ways are taken into account for charging concepts: Normal charging (with low power range) and fast charging (high power range, similar to “filling stations”). Optimisation is done for determining the infrastructure density and charging strategies. Especially for fast charging infrastructure plenty of questions are unsettled and have to be solved before. Simultaneously, survey methods are used to find out acceptance and user potential of electric mobility for evaluation of the chosen scenarios acquiring environmental and traffic relative consequences.
The final stage discusses the technical and economical results in an overall system consideration leading to the development of recommendations for action of decision makers in industry, research and policy.
- Keywords
- traffic planning; traffic technology; infrastructure technology;
- Publications
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Raich, U.; Sammer, G.; Link, C.; Stark, J. (2013): Overall Economic Assessment of Electric Mobility.
In: WCTR-Commitees, WCTR-Proceedings
[WCTR 2013, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 15.07.2013 - 18.07.2013] -
* Link, C; Raich, U; Sammer, G; Stark, J (2012): Modeling Demand for Electric Cars - A Methodical Approach.
Procedia: Social and Behavioral Sciences, Volume 48, 2012, 1958-1970; ISSN 1877-0428 FullText -
* Link, C; Sammer, G; Stark, J (2012): Abschätzung des Marktpotenzials und zukünftigen Marktanteils von Elektroautos.
e & i Elektrotechnik und Informationstechnik, 3.2012, 156-161; ISSN 0932-383X -
* Raich, U; Sammer, G; Stark, J (2012): Gesamtwirtschaftliche Bewertung von Elektromobilität.
e & i Elektrotechnik und Informationstechnik, 3.2012, 162-166; ISSN 0932-383X -
Raich, U.; Link, Chr.; Stark, J. (2012): Möglichkeiten und Grenzen der individuellen Elektromobilität. Kauf von Elektroautos.
In: Technische Universität Dresden, Tagungsband Verkehrswissenschaftliche Tage
[23. Verkehrswissenschaftliche Tage 2012, Dresden, Germany, 29.03.2012 - 30.03.2012] -
Stark, J.; Link, C. (2012): Modeling the future demand for electric cars: assessing the influence of information and awareness of survey respondents on the model results.
In: The Association for European Transport, ETC Proceedings, http://www.etcproceedings.org
[40th European Transport Conference 2012, Glasgow, Scotland, UK, 08.10.2012 - 10.10.2012] -
Stark, J.; Link, C.; Raich, U. (2012): User Needs in the Field of Electric Mobility – Testing a GPS Approach.
In: 19th ITS World Congress, 19th ITS World Congress
[19th ITS World Congress 2012, Vienna, Austria, 23.10.2012 - 26.10.2012] -
Raich, U; Sammer, G; Stark, J; Link, C (2012): Elektroauto: Hoffnungsträger für eine Mobilität mit Zukunft?.
In: Helmut Widmann (Hrsg.), Smart City - Wiener Know-how aus Wissenschaft und Forschung, 256; Schmid Verlag, Wien; ISBN 978-3-900607-50-0 -
Raich, U; Sammer, G; Stark, J; Link, C (2012): Electric cars: Beacons of hope for mobility in the future?.
In: Helmut Widmann (Hrsg.), Smart City - Viennese expertise based on science and research, 240; Schmid Verlag, Wien; ISBN 978-3-900607-51-7 -
Sammer, Gerd; Stark, Juliane; Link, Christoph (2011): Einflussfaktoren auf die Nachfrage nach Elektroautos.
e & i Elektrotechnik und Informationstechnik, 1.-2., 1-6; ISSN 0932-383X -
SEM consortium: Leitinger, C.; Litzlbauer, M.; Schuster, A.; Brauner, G.; Simic, D.; Hiller, G.; Bäuml, T.; Sammer, G.; Link, C.; Raich, U.; Stark, J. (2011): SMART ELECTRIC MOBILITY - Speichereinsatz für regenerative electrische Mobilität und Netzstabilität. Endbericht.
Klima- und Energiefonds, 209
- Vorträge
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Link, C; Raich, U; Sammer, G; Stark, J (2011): SMART ELECTRIC MOBILITY – Speichereinsatz für regenerative elektrische Mobilität und Netzstabilität .
Abschlusspräsentation des Projektes "SMART ELECTRIC MOBILITY – Speichereinsatz für regenerative elektrische Mobilität und Netzstabilität", JUN 21, 2011, Wien