The Swedish Electromobility Centre is a national reseach centre for electromobility. We unify Sweden´s competence and serve as a platform for interaction between academia, industry and society.
How we do it
We develop and optimize existing and future emobility solutions for energy-efficient and eco-friendly electric and hybrid vehicle concepts as well as air and seaborn vessels. Our research concerns the drivetrain with its components and control system as well as the infrastructure itself, interaction between vehicles and the vehicle’s ability to utilize the infrastructure.
We promote knowledge building, networking and education, by conferences and workshops, courses for doctoral students through our doctoral student network. Furthermore, we host a daily analysis of activities on the global arena, distributed in the newsletter OmEV.
Swedish Electromobility Centre was founded by the Swedish Energy Agency in partnership with Swedish automotive industry and academia.
From the left: Valeria Castellucci [5], Magnus Blinge [4], Göran Lindbergh [3], Lars Eriksson [1], Linda Olofsson (Director), Anders Nordelöf [4] and Daniel Brandell [3]. Absent: Jonas Fredriksson [1], Luca Peretti [2] and Mikael Lantz [5]. [Within the parenthesis is the Theme Leader’s area]
The research conducted at Swedish Electromobility Centre is divided into five separate thematic areas. Each theme area has two theme leaders, responsible for managing the theme to serve as a platform for research collaboration and knowledge transfer within the specific theme area. Each theme has a theme group associated with it, company’s specialists in each area and research participants from participating parties. All thematic areas carry out SEC-funded research projects whose development and results are followed up at the theme group meetings.
This is SEC’s annual report for 2021, the third year of stage 4. In it you will find information about our themes, projects and researchers. Have a nice read!
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Here you find our annual report for the second year in stage 4, 2020 for the SEC. The annual report is loaded with information about projects and network activities. This is the long version.
Welcome to read it!