Innovative climate-control system to extend range of electric vehicles and improve comfort
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- 20 Jun 2018EVinthegrid2018 WorkshopGilbert Rios from EMH participated on June 20 in the workshop organized by EGVIA. He met there new contacts interested enough to go further from XERIC results....
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Irene Islava, engineer and project manager at AIN (Spain), is specialized in environmental projects.
"I find it motivating to carry out a life cycle assessment of new systems and components not modeled to date."
Clemens Alexowsky is doing his PhD at the University of Duisburg-Essen (UDE - Germany). For him "the biggest challenge is to combine all parts to one working unit, as the project will only be successful if every single part reaches its goal".
What do they say about XERIC?
A Challenging Project!
"Our ambition is to develop an air conditioning system that can save energy and can also fit in small electric vehicles: that’s definitely challenging! All people involved, employed by different companies, universities, and research centers, carry out the work in a transdisciplinary way to reach our common objective: the resulting synergy is a thrilling approach."
Nino GAETA, XERIC's Coordinator - GVS, Italy
A Sound Concept
"The concept behind XERIC is valid and will guarantee a step forward towards the reduction of energy consumption for Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning systems."
Extract from the report of a European Commission’s evaluator
A Skilled Orchestra
"XERIC has a great consortium: the partners bring complementary know-how to the project and have well-defined roles. We’ll be working as a finely tuned skilled orchestra!"
Stefano LAZZARI – University of Genoa - Italy
XERIC & the Environment
"I particularly like the idea that we contribute to a project driven by industry, and the outcome of which may have a positive environmental and societal impact."
Dr. Sabine PAULUSSEN - VITO, Belgium
A European Research & Innovation Project funded by the European Commission - Start Date: 1st June 2015 - Duration: 36 months