As strongly encouraged by the european commission, OPTEMUS joined the so called “GV2-cluster” where together with the two european projects “JOSPEL” and “XERIC” joint activities have been organised. The topic of the cluster is “Optimised and systematic energy management in electric vehicles”.
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Next October 25th, CTAG will host the JOSPEL workshop in O Porriño – Pontevedra, Spain. Partners from the 3 EU-funded projects XERIC, OPTEMUS and JOSPEL will present their latest innovations and technologies to improve energy efficiency in electric vehicles.
Please find below further information for “JOSPEL” and “XERIC”:
The aim of JOSPEL project is the development of a novel energy efficient climate system for the optimization of interior temperature control management in electrical vehicles through an integrated approach. The Joules and Peltier effects (which comprises the JOS-PEL name) are two of the pillars of the technologies that will be developed in the project.
XERIC’s obejective is to develop an energy-friendly climate-control system to extend the range capability of electric vehicles in all weather conditions. Therefore, a hybrid air conditioning system where a new three-fluids-combined membrane contactor dehumidifies the air is used.
XERIC, JOSPEL and OPTEMUS organised three public workshops:
- Improving Energy Efficiency in Electric Vehicles – 24 November 2016, Bologna, Italy
- New Progress in Air Conditioning and Thermal Management Systems for Electric Vehicles – 12 & 13 April 2017, Monaco
- Breakthrough Technologies in Climate Control Systems – 24 November 2017, Genoa, Italy
Further, the three projects appeared together in the same session of the ERTRAC-EGVIA conference, the 1st European Conference on Results from Road Transport Research in H2020 projects and applied together to the Common Dissemination Booster.
