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3.2.1 Lecture 2: Non-Financial incentives

Course subject(s) Module 3. EV Incentive Schemes

In the previous lecture we looked at direct financial incentives as a policy measure to stimulate electric vehicle adoption. In this lecture we will have a look at which other policy options are available to lure the consumer into buying an electric vehicle. Watch this lecture by professor Zofia Lukszo to find out.

Learning goals for this lecture are:

      1. Review the charging behaviour of electric vehicle owners.
      2. Identify locations when slow or fast charging can best be utilized.
      3. List which other incentives have proven to be effective.
      4. Understand why combining incentives is most effective

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