Sweden takes the lead in creating the world's first permanent electric highway system, allowing cars to charge themselves while driving
On May 17th, IT Home reported that according to Euronews, the European Union passed a landmark law in April requiring all new cars sold to have zero carbon dioxide emissions starting from 2035. European countries are intensifying preparations to achieve the infrastructure required for fossil fuel free travel
On May 17th, IT Home reported that according to Euronews, the European Union passed a landmark law in April requiring all new cars sold to have zero carbon dioxide emissions starting from 2035. European countries are intensifying preparations to achieve the infrastructure required for fossil fuel free travel.
In response to EU requirements, Sweden has decided to open the world's first permanent electrified road by 2025. This electric highway system (ERS) is like magic, allowing electric cars and trucks to charge while driving, driving longer distances between two charging stations, thereby eliminating "mileage anxiety" and promoting sustainable transportation.
During the IT Home inquiry, it was found that Sweden has already tested four temporary electrified roads, including the city of Lund in southern Sweden (below), but the 21 kilometer long road planned to open in 2025 will be permanent.
This electrified road will be constructed by the Swedish Transport Authority Trafikverket, and the government is currently seeking a contractor for the project. Trafikverket has not yet chosen its charging technology for this groundbreaking project, but the design and construction are expected to be completed in 2025 and then launched soon.
Trafikverket is considering options such as overhead power lines (i.e. the operation mode of trams), and they have already conducted pilot projects. It is reported that the road can transmit energy to electric vehicles through electric rails, or transmit electricity to embedded induction coils on the vehicle's road.
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