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National Platform Future of Mobility (NPM) publishes first progress report and further results from the working groups // Prof. Dr. Peter Gutzmer, Chairman of the FVV and Co-Chairman of WG 2 "Alternative Drive Technologies and Fuels for Sustainable Mobility" submitted to the working group an interim report of a new FVV meta study on "CtG Life Cycle Analyses of Different Powertrain Systems" // NPM's key technology roadmap is expected for the end of 2020
The work of the National Platform Future of Mobility (NPM) is making great progress: In the last quarter of 2019, the platform published a series of new suggestions and ideas on how to shape Germany's path into the future of mobility. From today's perspective, is there a drive technology with the greatest technological potential? What about the competitiveness of value generating networks for key technologies? And how can hydrogen be developed into a key technology for sector coupling?
The National Platform Future of Mobility (NPM) is a body set up by the Federal Government to observe and analyse current and future trends in the field of mobility. The NPM discusses the necessary strategic decisions in the mobility sector and clarifies facts on complex and controversial issues. Based on this, concrete recommendations for action are made to politics, industry, local authorities and society.
The aim of the NPM is to develop multi-modal and intermodal solutions for a largely greenhouse gas-neutral and environmentally friendly transportation system. The aim is to make passenger and freight transport an integral part of efficient, high-quality, flexible, available, safe and affordable mobility and to contribute to ensuring a competitive automotive industry and promote Germany as an employment location.
The NPM provides avluable answers:
Prof. Dr. Peter Gutzmer, Chairman of the FVV and Co-Chairman of WG 2, had submitted to the working group an interim report of a new FVV meta study on "CtG Life Cycle Analyses of Different Powertrain Systems". In February, Dietmar Goericke, FVV Managing Director, will discuss first findings of the study with members of the CSU parliamentary group at a parliamentary breakfast. The final results will be presented to the public at the FVV 2020 Spring Conference at the end of March.
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