Electromobility
Rail, public transport, car
Electromobility (e-mobility) is a key technology for the decarbonization of the transport sector, but it also brings with it considerable energy challenges. These relate to energy generation and distribution as well as energy storage and efficiency.
With the increasing use of electric vehicles (EVs), electricity demand is rising significantly. This poses major challenges for the existing electricity grid, as it is often not designed for the additional load. At peak load times, e.g. when many users are charging their vehicles at the same time, bottlenecks can occur that lead to grid overloads.
Load management and intelligent charging infrastructure with Gerotor systems solve this problem sustainably, because Gerotor’s intelligent charging systems and the associated load management control and optimize electricity consumption.

Advantages for charging station (public transport)
Advantages for buses and trucks

Buffer tank
Active energy management for charging stations
eMobility is growing too slowly
-Infrastructure is inadequate
-Expansion is cost-intensive
Problems with the charging infrastructure
-High hardware costs
-High installation costs
-Increasing electricity demand
-Additional grid load
Charging infrastructure with buffer storage
-Peak load management
-Lower connected load
-Better grid quality
-Grid relief through intelligent charging/discharging
-Charging boost / maximum charging speed
-Charging also possible without sufficient grid infrastructure
Grid frequency service
Gerotor reduces infrastructure costs and integrates renewable energies.

PASSENGER CAR
Railroad technology

- Scalable in modules
- Robust and virtually wear-free
- Minimized service costs
- Developed for the toughest environmental conditions
- Best price/performance ratio
- Diesel engines
- Gas engines
- Fuel cells
- Electric motors
Background
Improving the dynamics of fuel cells and batteries
