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SUMMARY:Theme (2) Electric Drives and Charging Workshop "Digital Twins in Powertrain Development"
DESCRIPTION:Electric powertrain development is inherently complex\, requiring the integration of multiple engineering disciplines and physical domains\, including electrical\, mechanical\, thermal\, and control systems\, whose interactions ultimately determine performance\, efficiency\, durability\, and safety. Traditionally\, this complexity has driven extensive experimental testing and validation campaigns\, which are both time-consuming and costly. \nDigital Twin technologies offer a powerful opportunity to complement and reduce physical testing through high-fidelity virtual representations of real systems\, enabling faster design iterations\, earlier issue detection\, and more informed engineering decisions. With the latest advances in artificial intelligence and data-driven methods\, Digital Twins can achieve greater accuracy and predictive capability\, supporting the development of more robust products while reducing development costs and accelerating time to production. \nIn this workshop\, we will explore the latest opportunities\, methods\, and challenges associated with Digital Twins in electric powertrain development: \n– Using Digital Twins to foster innovation in powertrain development \n– Real-time simulations for motor control in EVs \n– Can Large Language Models simulate electrical machines? \n– Using Digital Twins for the development of traction inverters \n– Machine-Learning methods in electric motor design At the end of the session\, we will have a guided tour of BorgWarner electric powertrain test lab. \n  \nDate      1 October 2026\nTime      10:00–16:00\nVenue     BorgWarner\, Instrumentgatan 15\, 261 51 Landskrona\nLink to map: https://maps.app.goo.gl/8rPQ7KE8avPZWYWc7 \n  \nPlease click HERE to register for the workshop. \nRegister by 23 September. \nFor SEC partners only.
URL:https://emobilitycentre.se/event/theme-2-electric-drives-and-charging-workshop-digital-twins-in-powertrain-development/
LOCATION:BorgWarner\, Instrumentgatan 15\, Landskrona\, 261 51\, Sweden
CATEGORIES:External,Theme 2
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SUMMARY:SEC pre-study final report presentations 7 and 9 October
DESCRIPTION:SEC’s academic partners have carried out pre-studies to establish new collaborations\, break barriers\, and create a foundation for future research needs in electromobility\, leading to high-quality projects. To enhance relevant connections the process has also included two matchmaking workshops between academia and industry. \nAll Swedish Electromobility Centre partners are invited to take part in the pre-study final report presentations\, which will take place over two days\, 7 and 9 October. \nDifferent pre-studies are presented on each day\, and you are very welcome to participate both days. \nPlease note that there is one registration form for each occation. Moreover\, note that the event will be in Swedish. \n  \nDate 7 October\nTime 10:00–12:00\nLocation Online – registered participants will receive the Teams link after registration has closed. \nSchedule SEC pre-studies final presentations 7 October \nPlease click HERE to register for 7 October\nRegister by 5 October \n  \nDate 9 October\nTime 10:00–11:15\nLocation Online – registered participants will receive the Teams link after registration has closed. \nSchedule SEC pre-studies final presentations 9 October \nPlease click HERE to register for 9 October\nRegister by 7 October \n 
URL:https://emobilitycentre.se/event/sec-pre-study-final-report-presentations-7-and-9-october/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Cross-theme,External
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SUMMARY:SEC PhD Student Network webinar – Beyond Charging: Enabling the Transition to Electric Heavy-Duty Transport
DESCRIPTION:Charging heavy-duty vehicles is more than a technical challenge. It represents a critical transition for the entire transport and logistics sector\, requiring infrastructure\, technology\, and sustainability to work together. Although heavy-duty vehicles are fewer in number than passenger cars\, they account for a significant share of emissions\, making electrification a key factor in reducing the sector’s climate impact. \nThe EU is driving this transition through clear regulatory frameworks\, while the economic case for electrification is strengthened by lower energy and maintenance costs. However\, challenges remain\, including insufficient charging infrastructure\, limited interoperability\, and business models that are still evolving. In addition\, vehicles and charging infrastructure need to be scaled up in parallel to avoid the classic “chicken-and-egg” dilemma. TRATON Charging Solutions is working to address these challenges and create the conditions needed for the future of electrified transport. \nAbout the speaker\nPetra Sundström is an experienced leader with an academic background. For more than 10 years\, she was based at SICS\, the Swedish Institute of Computer Science\, where she was part of the management team of the Mobile Life Centre\, a 10-year VINN Excellence Centre. In 2014\, she left academia and has since built and developed digital businesses at Husqvarna\, Sandvik\, and\, most recently\, within the TRATON Group. Today\, she is Managing Director of TRATON Charging Solutions AB\, where she is building the foundation for the European charging services for both Scania and MAN. \n  \nDate            7 October 2026\nTime           13:00–14:00\nLocation     Online – registered participants will receive the Teams link after registration has closed. \n  \nPlease register HERE for the webinar. \nRegister by 5 October 2026.
URL:https://emobilitycentre.se/event/sec-phd-student-network-webinar-beyond-charging-enabling-the-transition-to-electric-heavy-duty-transport/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Doctoral student network,External
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SUMMARY:Theme (5) Vehicle–Grid Interaction webinar on V2G for Electric Freight Fleets: Insights from Two RISE Projects
DESCRIPTION:Jonas Hellgren (RISE) will present insights from two recent projects that explore the technical and economic potential of bidirectional charging for heavy-duty electric vehicles. \nThe first project\, “Analysis of Bidirectional Charging for a Fleet of Electric Freight Vehicles” (2025–2026)\, investigated how V2G can reduce operating costs for operators of heavy-duty electric fleets. The study evaluated distribution trucks\, construction machinery\, and passenger car fleets\, combining classical optimization methods with reinforcement learning to assess charging and discharging strategies under real-world operating conditions. \nThe second project\, “V2G in Electric Distribution Trucks – Actor Constellations and Feasibility for Pilot Projects” (2026–2027)\, focuses on the practical implementation of V2G for electric distribution trucks. The project examines how costs\, revenues\, and risks are distributed among different stakeholders\, and how roles\, responsibilities\, and incentives can be designed to support viable business models. Particular attention is given to battery degradation\, smart charging strategies\, and the development of techno-economic decision support for future pilot demonstrations. \nDrawing on more than 20 years of experience in electromobility across both industry and academia\, Jonas will share lessons learned\, discuss emerging opportunities for fleet-based flexibility services\, and reflect on the role of advanced control methods such as reinforcement learning. Jonas is also the author of the recently published book “Reinforcement Learning Explained”. \nThe presentation will be followed by a Q&A session. \nWarmly welcome to attend! \n  \nDate 13 November 2026\nTime 09:00–10:00\nLocation Online – registered participants will receive the Teams link after registration has closed. \n  \nPlease click HERE to register for the webinar \nRegister by 12:00 on 9 November 2026.
URL:https://emobilitycentre.se/event/theme-5-vehicle-grid-interaction-webinar-on-v2g-for-electric-freight-fleets-insights-from-two-rise-projects/
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CATEGORIES:External,Theme 5
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