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.
Although overall electric vehicles are the better choice when it comes to CO2 emissions, it is always good to dig a little further and find out where more improvements can be made. At Cenex NL, we provide expertise on zero emission
The first results of the H2020 LEVIS project are published! Along with 13 partners across Europe, Cenex Nederland developed and trialled the iEDGE toolkit (integrated Eco-Design Guideline and Evaluation). The toolkit is used to implement
Already six months into the H2020 LEVIS (Advanced Light materials for sustainable Electrical Vehicles by Integration of eco-design and circular economy Strategies) project! Time for all the partners to meet up and discuss all the progress that has been made on the lightweight electric vehicle components.
