New use of renewable energies to power

urban mobility!

Arno A. Evers ·  Arno A. Evers FAIR-PR

Achheimstr. 3 · 82319 Starnberg · Germany

arno@fair-pr.com

19-25 July 2008Glasgow / Scotland, UK

Contents:

• Can 35 cars power one skyscraper?• Energy Balance Germany 2006• Renewable Energies in Germany 2007 • Alternative Fuel Vehicles and Advanced Technology Vehicles• A possible example (1): Swiss “Solartaxi” • A possible example (2): World Solar Challenge• A possible example (3): Frisian Solar Challenge• Four steps to a new Energy Supply • Revolution in the Garage• Group Exhibit Hydrogen + Fuel Cells at the annual Hannover Fair

19-25 July 2008Glasgow / Scotland, UK

A car with 77 kW is >small<

(in the Western world).Stationary or even portable

electricity with 77 kW is >much<!

19-25 July 2008Glasgow / Scotland, UK

A usual situation:Cars are standing idle, without connections

to the buildings.

19-25 July 2008Glasgow / Scotland, UK

If connected to the buildings, cars could

supply electricity.

19-25 July 2008Glasgow / Scotland, UK

We need a much closer,

personal relationshipto renewable energies!

19-25 July 2008Glasgow / Scotland, UK

Wind energy, as it is used now,

only produces electricity,based on century old

technology!

19-25 July 2008Glasgow / Scotland, UK

Renewable energieswith today`s technologies

will NOT be able tomaintain urban mobility!

19-25 July 2008Glasgow / Scotland, UK

Different attitudeshave to be adapted

if we want to maintainurban mobility!

19-25 July 2008Glasgow / Scotland, UK

Changes in attitudescan only be achieved

with personal engagement!

19-25 July 2008Glasgow / Scotland, UK

Group Exhibit Hydrogen + Fuel Cells at the annual Hannover Fair, Germany

Founded by Arno A. Evers FAIR-PR in 1995

Now owned by Deutsche Messe AG, HannoverOperated by Tobias Renz FAIR-PR, Munich

www.fair-pr.com

See you at the largest and most international Group Exhibit Hydrogen + Fuel Cells

at HANNOVER MESSE 2009, April 20-24 in Hannover, Germany