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What’s the environmental impact of Sweden’s new electric road?

Does Sweden's new electric road lead to the future? Rick Greenough, professor of energy systems at De Montfort University, is not so sure. Here's his opinion piece, first published by The Conversation. Read more
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This road in Sweden charges electric vehicles as they drive on it (CNBC)

As a part of Sweden’s plan to have a fossil fuel-free transportation system by 2030, the government just completed part of a road near Stockholm that charges electric vehicles as they drive on it.
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Sweden opens a new road that charges electric vehicles like real-life slot cars (CNN)

For anyone who used to play with slot cars as a child, Sweden's new electrified road might bring back some memories.
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Green Car Congress: Consortium launches eRoadArlanda Project (greencarcongress.com)

The eRoadArlanda project, which is working to make electrified roads of the future a reality and is part of the Swedish Transport Administration’s pre-commercial procurement of innovation, launched in Sweden. The eRoadArlanda solution is based on conductive technology that uses an electric rail installed in roads to power and recharge vehicles during their journey—a technology developed by Elways. Read more
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Globally unique electrified road enables fossile-free road transport (NCC)

Tomas Eneroth, Swedish Minister for Infrastructure, and Lena Erixon, Director General of the Swedish Transport Administration, were on hand at the formal inauguration ceremony for the road. Read more
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World’s first electrified public road opens in Sweden

The world's first electric road, which can charge commercial and passenger vehicles while on the move, has opened in Sweden.
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Globally unique electrified road enables fossile-free road transport (eRoadArlanda)

the inauguration of eRoadArlanda, a Swedish innovation and the first road of its kind to allow both commercial and passenger vehicles to be recharged while driving. The solution, which is both sustainable and cost-effective, will allow existing public roads to be electrified and help to create a future of fossil-free road transport. Read more
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