TCI 2013 Electromobility solution in urban cities and regions

Electromobility solution in urban cities and regionsChristoph Beer

Breakout Session: Transnational cluster collaboration

5 September 2013

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ELECTROMOBILITY SOLUTION IN URBAN CITIES AND REGIONS

[email protected] / TCI Conference 2013

Question

»How can Electromobility

influence Regional

Development

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Overall Goal

EMLOS overall goal is to promote more

sustainable transport through the

development of

electromobility solutions for cities and

regions.

A Region of Knowledge project under

FP 7

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Project Objectives

I. Paradigm Shift: From Ownership to UsageDevelopment of concepts for future business models able to

create new mobility patterns in urban environments.

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II. Cross-border Field TestsDesign of cross-border field tests to demonstrate state-of-the-art

in technology and infrastructure, to identify further research

needs and to analyse acceptance by users.

III. Joint Action PlanElaboration and adoption of a cross-border action plan to

strengthen the research and knowledge base and contributing to

competitiveness of European «mobility industries».

Christoph Beer, tcbe.ch – ICT Cluster Bern, Switzerland, mundi consulting ag

The Value Chains

» Urban transport is a combination of 3 value chains;Transport

;Energy

;ICT


ELMOS Concept – Problem Areas

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ProblemAreas

CO2Emissions Energy

Scarcity

Congestion

NoiseEmission

s

Incentive

sHolisticMobility-concepts

Infra-structures

MarketUptake

Citize

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Readin

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s

Early

Adopte

rsCross-border

Field Tests

Quality of

Life


ELMOS Concept – Technologie / Concepts and Solutions

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ProblemAreas

CO2Emissions Energy

Scarcity

Congestion

NoiseEmission

s

Technologies, Concepts & Solutions

Opti

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Busi

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Energy

Automotive

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Quality of

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ELMOS Concept Cities and Regions

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ProblemAreas

CO2Emissions Energy

Scarcity

Congestion

NoiseEmission

s


Opti

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Rese

arc

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frast

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Busi

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Energy

Automotive

Cities &Regions

Incentive


Infra-structures

Joint Actions Electromobility

Academy

MarketUptake

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Field Tests

Quality of

Life


ELMOS Concept – Market Uptake

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ProblemAreas

CO2Emissions Energy

Scarcity

Congestion

NoiseEmission

s


Opti

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arc

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Busi

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Energy

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Infra-structures


Academy

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Field Tests

Quality of

Life


ELMOS Concept – Social Economic Benefits

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ProblemAreas

CO2Emissions Energy

Scarcity

Congestion

NoiseEmission

s


Opti

mis

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Rese

arc

hin

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Busi

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Energy

Automotive

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Incentive


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Academy

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Early

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Field Tests

Socio-economicBenefits

Quality of

LifeCompetitive-ness

Sustainable

Growth


Project-Flow Elmo’s

•Identification of existing Knowledge

•Definition of future needed Knowledge

•Close the Gap with aJoint Action Plan

Electro Mobility as a Tool for Regional Development

Workplan


Participating Regions

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Region StuttgartInhabitants 2,7 Mio.

Territory 3.700 km2

GDP per capita35.200 €

Employees 180.000 (800)

West-TransdanubiaInhabitants 1,0 Mio.

Territory 11.329 km2


Employees 14.700 (88)

Alsace/Franche-ComtéInhabitants 121,7 Mio.



Employees 114.000 (450)

Greater BerneInhabitants 1,0 Mio.

Territory 6.000 km2


Employees 61.400 (1.400) Slovenia

Inhabitants 2,0 Mio.



Employees 15.500 (209)

VorarlbergInhabitants 0,4 Mio.

Territory 2.601 km2


Employees n.A. (-)


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Institute for Work & Technology

(Coordinator)

City System GmbH

Partner & Competencies

Energy

Automotive

ICT

CARSEconomic Development AgencyRegion Stuttgart

Automotive Cluster Slovenia

Panon Novum Innovation

Agency

Hungarian Vehicle

Engineering Cluster

VLOTTE -

Vorarlberger

Electroautomobile

GmbH

Pôle Vehicule du Future

tcbe – ICT Cluster Switzerland

autocluster.ch

University of Applied Sciences Berne

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On the way to the Regional Impact


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E-Mobility related Challences and deducted Priorities


Concrete Results afer 18 months

» 6 Regional and 1 comperative Analyses

» 3 Thematic Sub Groups (Business Models,

Intermodality, openInnovation)

» First draft of Joint Action plan

» Cluster-Crowd-Competition (Crowdsourcing) for

Parkeon

» openInnovation Guide

» Dissemination Actions

» The www.Cluster-Crowd.com Plattform


http://www.cluster-crowd.com/

Electromobility in Reality - WAVE

» ELMO’s supported WAVE 2014, VLOTTE had his

own team on the race!

» From Vienna to Zürich about 1800 km in 10 days

and a world recrod in Zürich

(388 e-Mobiles in one Parade)


ELMO’s in the future

» Electro-Mobility-Inventory

Who from TCI join us? www.future-mobility.eu

» Communication-Chanel for project-partners and

non-project-organisations

» Initiator for several new projects in the broader

field of electromobility


http://www.future-mobility.eu/

Contact: Project Manager ELMO’s

tcbe.ch – ICT Cluster Bern, Switzerlandmundi consulting ag

Christoph Beer

Cluster-Manager, CEOPhone: +41 31 326 76 76Mobile: +41 79 608 18 [email protected]

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