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2.4.2 Lecture Notes: EV institutions in the Netherlands: Holland E-Mobility

Course subject(s) Module 2. Institutional Theory

Further reading:

The formula E-Team and the rise of e-mobility in the Netherlands

The Formula E-Team (FET) is a public-private partnership of umbrella organizations, between the business community, knowledge institutions, NGO’s and the Dutch government. The Formula E-Team’s goal is to further develop e-mobility in the Netherlands.

You can download this publication there.

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