We are very glad to welcome Dr. Rishabh Ghotge as the newest member of our team, as a Zero Emissions Mobility Specialist. Rishabh will be working on the EU funded eBRT 2030 and the NextETRUCK projects.
Cenex Nederland and NKL collaborate towards a circular approach to EV charging, connecting industry actors, policymakers, and procurers to map out opportunities and challenges to the circular transition.
Nottingham City Council will install repurposed EV batteries alongside other innovative energy technologies to lower emissions through the CleanMobilEnergy pilot project.
We are looking to fill two new positions for an LCA specialist and a Zero Emission Mobility Consultant at Cenex Nederland.
The partners in the LEVIS project met to discuss progress in developing lightweight EV components using eco-design and circular economy approaches. The consortium will demonstrate the feasibility of producing these components in three real-case demonstrators. The meeting covered designs, trials, strategies, and solutions for modelling and simulations, while discussing next steps.
Cenex NL has collaborated on a new report that explores the barriers for an equitable transition to zero emission vehicles and provides recommendations for government agencies.
We are happy to announce that the project SESA (Smart Energy Solutions for Africa), funded by the EU H2020 program, has officially started! SESA is a collaborative project between the EU and Africa that aims at providing energy access technologies and business models that are easily replicable and generate local opportunities for economic development and social cohesion in Africa. We are very proud to be part of a consortium of 30 partners from all over Europe and Africa.
While we in the Netherlands may have to wait till 2023 for the shared e-scooter to hit the streets, they are well established in many cities across Europe. At Cenex Nederland we believe that e-scooters have a place in the transport network, offering first and last mile travel solutions that are inclusive and sustainable. However, to avoid the pitfalls that accompany the introduction of the new service (e.g. dangerous use, cluttered sidewalks) we should learn from the experiences of other cities.
The adoption of electric vehicles has been steadily growing for a good number of years now and more recent indications are showing all the sign of an accelerating rapid growth in the coming decade.
Example of a BESS. Photo courtesy of Connected Energy