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Home Courses Electric Cars: Policy Course materials Lectures 2.2.1 Lecture 2: Coherence between technology and institution

2.2.1 Lecture 2: Coherence between technology and institution

Course subject(s) Module 2. Institutional Theory

There is an important condition for the successful development of e-charging infrastructures and this condition must be taken into consideration when designing and developing e-charging infrastructures. Watch this lecture by professor Rolf Künneke to find out.

Learning goals for this lecture are:

1. 1. Identify if technology and institutions of e-charging infrastructures are related.
  2. Name the four critical functions that are essential for assessing the societal performance of e-charging infrastructures.

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