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Home Courses Electric Cars: Policy Course materials Lectures 1.5.1 Lecture 5: Policy Options in Shaping the Future Part III

1.5.1 Lecture 5: Policy Options in Shaping the Future Part III

Course subject(s) Module 1. Policy Ambitions

In this last lecture of the series we will focus on the institutions that are needed for an electric future. Do you know how institutions govern the interactions between the actors and physical components in the system? Do you understand how technical standards are being set? Watch this lecture by prof. Margot Weijnen to find out.

Learning goals for this lecture are:

        1. Understand the difference between institutions and social structures
        2. Identify that institutions involve both formal and informal rules
        3. Get a grasp on why standard setting is not easy
        4. List some of the options for paying for charging an electric vehicle
        5. Get an idea of the role of an aggregator in the electric mobility system

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