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The semi-annual maintenance of the eHighway test track on the A1 between the Lübeck and Reinfeld interchange took place in mid-April, which was then also used by the scientists to carry out further research installations and inspect existing ones.

EHIGHWAY. An independent engineering firm was commissioned to measure and evaluate the measurement data in the fall of last year. The results have recently been made available to the plant operator.

KIEL. This year’s Schleswig-Holstein Electromobility Forum at the end of November was well attended with over 450 participants despite the onset of winter. The specialist event brought together experts from companies, universities, administration and politics.

Professor Lebert is primarily working on analyzing vehicle technology in the eHighway Schleswig-Holstein field trial and tells us more about the methods and initial findings in his field in this interview.

The FESH video series continues with an interview with Dr.-Ing. Falk Richter, who works at the Chair of Transport Ecology at the Technical University of Dresden.

The new clip in the FESH video series features an interview with Dipl.-Ing. Matthias Rohrbach from the Technical University of Dresden, who works at the Chair for the Design of Road Traffic Facilities.

REINFELD/ BAD OLDESLOE. Today, the FESH project welcomed representatives from the Japanese energy supply company TEPCO Power Grid and the Mitsubishi Research Institute (MRI).

We are pleased to take you a little deeper into the research fields of the eHighway Schleswig-Holstein field trial with a short FESH video series.

In contrast to alternative drive types such as purely battery electric trucks (BEV), overhead line trucks have the advantage of direct and more efficient use of electricity in combination with small batteries.

LÜBECK/REINFELD. At the beginning of December, the FESH project welcomed a delegation from France. Representatives from politics, industry and research had been invited by SPL Powerlines Germany GmbH.

KIEL. This year’s Schleswig-Holstein Electromobility Forum at the end of November was well attended with over 450 participants despite the onset of winter. The specialist event brought together experts from companies, universities, administration and politics.

LÜBECK. The first all-electric overhead line truck is now connecting to the overhead line of the eHighway Schleswig-Holstein (FESH) field trial on the A1 between Reinfeld and Lübeck.