We believe that sustainable development is the key to building a better future for ourselves and future generations. Today we are sharing with you the SDGs, the EM-TECH activities are contributing to: • SDG12 Responsible Consumption and Production• SDG9 Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure• SDG11 Sustainable Cities and Communities• SDG8 Decent Work and Economic Growth• SDG13 […]
5 months of project execution and of course, the EM-TECH consortium was busy. Please have a look at our new website section presenting you some of the RESULTS achieved so far: You can find the full public version of both deliverables as well as the link to our EM-TECH community @ZENODO where we will be […]
💡 As EM-TECH project we are now a member to the E-VOLVE cluster. The cluster has the aim to 📍 connect parallel R&D activities in complementary areas 📍 implement a higher potential produced by intersectoral cooperation and to 📍 execute joint dissemination and exploitation activities. Read more on the cluster, its founding members and stay tuned for the updates […]
With AVL List GmbH, the EM-TECH project has a highly experienced project coordinator representing the role of a large enterprise as well as providing expertise in the fields of transmission optimized for e-drive, advanced methodologies for test and instrumentation and of course automotive engineering to the project consortium. As the designated project leader, I am […]
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The project kick-off meeting is an important first milestone in the starting phase of a consortium. Last week, the project members of EM-TECH came together at AVL Graz to officially launch the project. The mission: to support the uptake of affordable, sustainable and user-centric e-mobility, while strengthening the European innovation and value creation chain for […]
New years are for new projects On January 1st of 2023 not only the new year has started but also the EM-TECH project, bringing together 10 organisations from 5 European countries to upport the uptake of affordable, sustainable and user-centric e-mobility, while strengthening the European innovation and value creation chain for e-motor technology.
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 101096083.
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