The primary objective is to analyze business use cases for bidirectional charging and barriers to its widespread adoption. It seeks to identify potential business models,
The hybridization and electrification of ships also entail a demand for high-performance charging infrastructure. Baumüller closes
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Researcher: Siamak Karimi Goal Developing models and solutions for reliable and efficient design and operation of shore to ship power transfer and battery charging. The developed methods
The maritime industry is undergoing a significant transformation. Central to this shift is the development and implementation of charging solutions for fully electric and hybrid ships,
Shipping container battery systems are frequently used in remote locations for various applications, such as power backup. Here, space is limited, and engineers need to maximise
Electric vehicles will play a critical role in achieving environmental objectives in the transportation sector. At the same time the charging demand resulting will have a large impact
It seems likely that their systems meet the charging demands of ships through fast charging and flexible deployment, supporting bidirectional AC power and multiple voltage compatibility.
Based on this, other alternatives such as carbon-neutral synthetic natural gas, produced from renewable energy, bio or synthetic methanol oxidised in a traditional two-stroke
The hybridization and electrification of ships also entail a demand for high-performance charging infrastructure. Baumüller closes the gap from the drive system to the
Electric and hybrid marine vessels are marking a new phase of eco-friendly maritime transport, combining electricity and traditional propulsion to boost efficiency and
Electrification of international maritime transport, despite rapidly falling battery prices and improvements in battery technologies, remains constrained by midway charging, as
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