We are pleased to publish the article that reports on this important project that sees our controllers of the Max series present
We are pleased to publish the article that reports on this important project that sees our controllers of the Max series present
A supply of 39 charging stations for electric vehicles produced by Energy Resources Green Mobility, the company of the Italian Energy Resources group active in the renewable and sustainability sector in 360 degrees. Guadeloupe is implementing a process of transformation of mobility, the columns will have a function similar to that of traditional petrol stations, it will take longer to refuel the vehicle but it will cost less and there will be no polluting emissions. The system is as simple as it is revolutionary: the owner of the electric vehicle buys a personalized rechargeable card, when he needs energy he stops at a recharging column, plugs the vehicle into the vehicle and approaches the card to the RFID reader (a technology for identification and data storage), which recognizes the user and shows the available energy credit on the display.Once recharging is completed, the user unplugs the plug and ‘hands’ the card again, the display will show the remaining amount.
“This is a practical and innovative system that will transform our way of moving and our daily life – comments Ernesto Morandi, president of Energy Resources Green Mobility -; we will get used to leaving the car or scooter in charge while we are at work or doing shopping. The future of mobility is this. Italy is still behind in terms of the necessary infrastructural interventions, but things are moving: we are entering the turning point for the electric vehicle to become mass in Europe “.
Analysts foresee a great development of electric mobility in the coming years, a development that will necessarily have to be preceded by the creation of charging infrastructures and therefore by the opening of a global market in this sector.
A supply of 39 charging stations for electric vehicles produced by Energy Resources Green Mobility, the company of the Italian Energy Resources group active in the renewable and sustainability sector in 360 degrees. Guadeloupe is implementing a process of transformation of mobility, the columns will have a function similar to that of traditional petrol stations, it will take longer to refuel the vehicle but it will cost less and there will be no polluting emissions. The system is as simple as it is revolutionary: the owner of the electric vehicle buys a personalized rechargeable card, when he needs energy he stops at a recharging column, plugs the vehicle into the vehicle and approaches the card to the RFID reader (a technology for identification and data storage), which recognizes the user and shows the available energy credit on the display.Once recharging is completed, the user unplugs the plug and ‘hands’ the card again, the display will show the remaining amount.
“This is a practical and innovative system that will transform our way of moving and our daily life – comments Ernesto Morandi, president of Energy Resources Green Mobility -; we will get used to leaving the car or scooter in charge while we are at work or doing shopping. The future of mobility is this. Italy is still behind in terms of the necessary infrastructural interventions, but things are moving: we are entering the turning point for the electric vehicle to become mass in Europe “.
Analysts foresee a great development of electric mobility in the coming years, a development that will necessarily have to be preceded by the creation of charging infrastructures and therefore by the opening of a global market in this sector.
A supply of 39 charging stations for electric vehicles produced by Energy Resources Green Mobility, the company of the Italian Energy Resources group active in the renewable and sustainability sector in 360 degrees. Guadeloupe is implementing a process of transformation of mobility, the columns will have a function similar to that of traditional petrol stations, it will take longer to refuel the vehicle but it will cost less and there will be no polluting emissions. The system is as simple as it is revolutionary: the owner of the electric vehicle buys a personalized rechargeable card, when he needs energy he stops at a recharging column, plugs the vehicle into the vehicle and approaches the card to the RFID reader (a technology for identification and data storage), which recognizes the user and shows the available energy credit on the display.Once recharging is completed, the user unplugs the plug and ‘hands’ the card again, the display will show the remaining amount.
“This is a practical and innovative system that will transform our way of moving and our daily life – comments Ernesto Morandi, president of Energy Resources Green Mobility -; we will get used to leaving the car or scooter in charge while we are at work or doing shopping. The future of mobility is this. Italy is still behind in terms of the necessary infrastructural interventions, but things are moving: we are entering the turning point for the electric vehicle to become mass in Europe “.
Analysts foresee a great development of electric mobility in the coming years, a development that will necessarily have to be preceded by the creation of charging infrastructures and therefore by the opening of a global market in this sector.
According to data from Pike Research (International Research Institute on ‘clean technologies’) released by the Green Value association, it is estimated that by 2017, 7.7 million charging points will be installed globally, with an average annual growth in revenues of the 49%. In Europe, a boom in business recharging points is expected, installed in workplaces, distribution networks and shopping centers, while 31% of the columns will be purchased by public bodies.
According to data from Pike Research (International Research Institute on ‘clean technologies’) released by the Green Value association, it is estimated that by 2017, 7.7 million charging points will be installed globally, with an average annual growth in revenues of the 49%. In Europe, a boom in business recharging points is expected, installed in workplaces, distribution networks and shopping centers, while 31% of the columns will be purchased by public bodies.