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Innovation and Industry

News 03 April 2020

IFPEN leads the European Modalis² project for the modeling of advanced batteries

Training and Careers

News 26 February 2020

2nd edition of the MOOC on tomorrow's mobility

IFP School, with the support of Total Foundation and in partnership with Fondation Tuck, is launching a new session of its MOOC on the energy transition: “Energy Transition: Innovation Towards a Low-Carbon Future”.

Innovation and Industry

News 03 February 2020

Launching the LongRun project to improve powertrains for heavy goods vehicles

The LongRun project "Development of efficient and environmentally friendly LONG distance poweRtrain for heavy dUty trucks aNd coaches" has just been launched as part of the European Horizon 2020 program.

IFPEN

News 11 June 2019

Sustainable mobility - Interview with Cécile Barrère-Tricca, IFPEN-Lyon Site Director

Innovation and Industry

Events 19 - 22 May 2019

IFPEN Transports Energie Carnot Institute attends the 32nd EVS at Lyon

Electric vehicles and digital technology | Helping driver optimize energy efficiency

Innovation and Industry

News 29 November 2018

Electric vehicles and digital technology | Helping driver optimize energy efficiency

Training and Careers

News 27 September 2018

Tomorrow's Mobility - New IFP School MOOC

Innovation and Industry

Hybrid and electric powertrains

Hybrid and electric powertrains Overview and challenges Globally, the transport sector is responsible for 23% of greenhouse gas emissions (GGEs). To reduce them, there is a significant shift towards

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Energy in vehicles: we’ve got it under control!

In hybrid vehicles, onboard algorithms are aimed at splitting power between the various energy sources in order to minimize fuel consumption and/or pollutant emissions. This real-time management

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SCelecTRA: prize for best 2030 scenario for electric mobility

Selected as part of the European ERANET-Electromobility+ programa and coordinated by IFPEN, the SCelecTRA(1) project was aimed at assessing the potential and conditions for the development of electric