Cities, businesses and governments around the world have recognized electric vehicles as an essential part of a smarter and more sustainable future. The environmental, economic and energy benefits offered by EVs and hybrids have shaped a broad consensus of why this transformation is essential. Thomson Power is a transport focused sustainability and technology company focused on the development of innovative software and hardware products that dramatically improve the performance and efficiency of electric, hybrid electric and fuel cell powered drives in commercial vehicle applications including buses, coaches, trucks and delivery vans using patent protected adaptive power management controller systems incorporating data aggregation capabilities. Identifying driving behavior as a critical element of energy efficiency, our innovation focuses on ways to reduce or eliminate driver behavior using electro mechanical physics in tandem with material science. Migration from diesel to electric power is a rapidly growing business driven by social policy and economic benefits. Eliminating range anxiety, meeting performance metrics and reducing cost with deployment of EV powered transport are the most important things we heard from the market. Our innovative solutions solve the problem and help achieve that goal! Similar to Tesla, our founders vision is to accelerate the adoption of electric powered transport and contribute to more livable and sustainable cities. Thomson Power has invented several incremental innovative methods to optimize energy efficiency through the management of driver behavior using electro mechanical physics in tandem with material science advancements. In testing, these methods result in a 0.5 KWh/Mile benefit over the most efficient EV powered bus available today. The savings are staggering when extrapolated. Please share this and help accelerate the adoption of EVs through education and exposure. For more information please visit thomsonpower
Posted on: Thu, 18 Dec 2014 19:19:30 +0000
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