Lecture

Energy Transition in Switzerland

Description

This lecture discusses the energy transition in Switzerland, focusing on energy savings in private transport. It covers alternatives such as slow movement, car sharing, public transport, and the use of more efficient vehicles. The presentation also addresses the energy density of storage mediums, engine technologies, CO2 emissions, vehicle weight, and efficiency improvements through new materials and hybrid engines.

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