33rd International Vienna Motor Symposium
Future Mobility Case Studies – Life Cycle Assessments of BEVs and ICVs with a Global Perspective
Authors
F. Balthasar, Dr. W. Warnecke, Shell Global Solutions (Deutschland) GmbH, Hamburg; Dr. H. Ma, Dr. X. Riera-Palou, Dr. N. Tait, Shell Gobal Solutions (UK), Chester
Year
2012
Print Info
Fortschritt-Berichte VDI, Reihe 12, Nr. 735
Summary
By 2050 the increase in mobility demand will lead to worldwide car ownership potentially tripling to around two billion vehicles. Increased demand for mobility means increased demand for energy. To deliver this, whilst at the same time as reducing CO2 emissions and improving air quality, will require integrated smarter mobility solutions that embrace a range of smarter vehicles and fuels, together with smarter infrastructure. In combination these help promote smarter usage. In this context Shell believes that a mosaic of mobility options will be required for road transport, and is actively evaluating future energy supply for future drivetrains, as part of this integrated solution.
Lectures from the International Vienna Motor Symposium can be ordered from the Austrian Society of Automotive Engineers (ÖVK). Lectures can only be purchased in the form of the complete conference documents, individual lectures are not available.
When placing an order, please note the year/name of the event (e.g. "45th International Vienna Motor Symposium 2024") for the further ordering process.
Members of the Austrian Society of Automotive Engineers have access to all lectures of the International Vienna Motor Symposia.