Whitepaper: Reducing Emissions Through Electrification

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November 25, 2021

This White Paper outlines power electronic details on electrification of heavy-duty vehicles to contribute to reducing emissions in traffic by considering a value chain that consists of energy generation, storage, transportation, and consumption. 

It is intended for those interested in electric heavy-duty vehicles, such as buses and trucks, and the infrastructure necessary to keep goods and people moving.

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