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Just a year ago, finding a packet of toilet paper on your local supermarket’s shelves was like striking gold. The past year has taught us the value of a steady supply chain, and just how quickly an unexpected event can throw things into turmoil.
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As the number of electric vehicles increases, e.g., in commercial fleets or public transport, overnight charging infrastructure for hundreds of vehicles will become a common feature of our cities. Simply putting charging points in place, however, will not suffice. The situation is vastly more complex: Many vehicles enter and leave a typical eMobility depot, e.g., for eBuses, at different times and have varying energy requirements, says Timothy Hughes, product manager for eMobility Software at Siemens Smart Infrastructure.
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Freight in the City opens its doors to showcase the latest commercial vehicles, technology and services for the urban logistics sector. Visitors can expect to see the latest safe, clean delivery vehicles and kit aimed squarely at town and city operations, and talk to manufacturers about their business requirements, say Bernard Magee, director of electric vehicle charging infrastructure at Siemens GB&I and Mark McLoughlin, director Siemens Financial Services
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Spiralling AGV sales shaping future of intralogistics market
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Over 21% of commercial vehicles in SE Europe to be equipped with telematics by 2024
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Rotterdam speeds parking registration for 2.5mn visitors annually with native mobile app
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The bikesharing fleet reached 23.2mn vehicles worldwide in 2019
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