On the 18th of March, the 500 kWh Pley-battery arrived at the City Pilot location in Arnhem. There, the battery will be connected to the substation of Walvoorzieningen Nederland, and utlimately to the Arnhem solar park 2021. Read More
On the 16th of December, the City of Arnhem, DNV-GL and WV Nederland were in Hengelo to perform the Fabrication Acceptance Test of the purchased 500 kWh Li Fe PO4 battery. The test was successful, so the battery will be shipped to Arnhem in January 2020 to be installed at the Dutch CME pilot site. Read More
CleanMobilEnergy was in Tourcoing, France this December for the Interreg North-West Europe (NWE) Programme’s first ever impact event with the aim of showcasing project results and network with representatives from likeminded projects. The international CME Steering Committee also convened for a face-to-face project meeting. Read More
On the 25th-26th September 2019, Lead Partner Peter Swart of Gemeente Arnhem will be holding two presentations in Bilboa, Spain – the first on strategic plan for charging infrastructure in Arnhem; and the second on the combination of RES and charging within the CME project. The Lead Partner will also lead a discussion on smart charging for the international audience. Read More
This month, the CleanMobilEnergy consortium gathered for a Steering Group Meeting in CME Pilot City, Schwäbisch Gmünd (Baden-Württemberg), Germany. The project meeting was opened by Oberbürgermeister Richard Arnold, the Mayor of Schwäbisch Gmünd. Read More
The Clean Energy & Mobility Conference 2019 showcased latest European projects and facilitated knowledge sharing in the field of clean mobility and renewables in cities. This joint European event also combined the CleanMobilEnergy Midterm Event with the Phase 1 Final Event for EV Energy, both Interreg projects. Read More
What is CleanMobilEnergy (CME) doing to combat climate change? 🌏 Check out our new animation to see how CME and its interoperable Energy Management System (iEMS) works toward a greener Europe. Read More
Representatives from 8 different London burroughs and the London European Partnership for Transport (LEPT) visited Arnhem on 13th of May for the purpose of knowledge sharing. CME partners from Arnhem demonstrated their charging plaza in the city, and Wim Schoonderbeek welcomed them at the CME site in the New Harbour. Read More
Nottingham City Council (NCC) has installed an additional solar PV system at Eastcroft Depot, one of the key components of the NCC’s CleanMobilEnergy city pilot. Energy generated by the PV will be used power buildings and vehicle-to-grid (V2G) chargers; then, using battery storage and an iEMS management system, any excess energy will support load balancing and grid export. Read More
Transport, sustainability and innovation come together in trolley city Arnhem! Introducing Trolley 2.0, a public transport facility that generates its own energy for inhabitants of the city, simply by driving. Read More
