FFI Zero Emissions contributes to achieving FFI’s objectives by working towards achieving net zero emissions and by making the use phase of zero-emission vehicles more sustainable. This includes both road vehicles as well as plant and industrial utility vehicles.
Challenges that have been identified within the sub-programme
A holistic perspective: accelerating the transition to zero-emission vehicles demands a holistic approach to the vehicle and its societal role.
Energy efficiency, resource efficiency and cost-effectiveness: a user-centred perspective is vital to achieving resource- and energy-efficient solutions for zero-emission vehicles. This includes digital solutions, choice of vehicles and how they are used
Energy supply:zero-emission vehicles and associated infrastructure present challenges in terms of their operation, energy supply and energy security.
Focus areas
- Policy development that keeps pace with technological and societal developments, thus enabling the more rapid implementation of necessary measures/technologies.
- Hardware and software optimisation, for example new hardware and electrical/electronic architecture, in vehicles as well as charging and refuelling infrastructure.
- New, relatively unexplored technologies, for example, using vehicles for energy storage or as flexible resources, or other areas with significant potential for achieving FFI’s impact goals.
- Optimised energy efficiency in vehicles in the use phase.
- Power electronics in vehicles and infrastructure.
Call for proposals
Roadmap
Contact
Chairman Ulla-Britt Fräjdin-Hellqvist
Program manager: Magnus Henke, Energimyndigheten
magnus.henke@energimyndigheten.se
Deputy Program manager: Emma Westsson, Energimyndigheten
Members
Anders Källström, AB Volvo
Tiva Sharif, Scania
Maria Bernander, Volvo Cars
Fredrik Sidahl, FKG
Anders Lewald, Energimyndigheten
Helene Lindblom, Trafikverket
Malin Eklund, Vinnova
Mobility Sweden (adjungerad), Hanna Bernemyr
