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Beatrice Jonsson
Research manager
Future challenges for a sustainable
transport solution provider
• Introduction to Scania
• Main challenges
• How do we meet the future?
• Are we doing enough?
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Volkswagen Group
• 600 000 Employees
• 200 billion € turnover
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Scania R&D in the VW Group
VTT
37
FAW-VW
864
Shanghai VW
1.402
VTB
91
Volkswagen
Nutzfahrzeuge
838
Volkswagen
9.343
Skoda
1.736
VW India
TO Pune
43
VW of
South Africa
105
VW Group RUS
TO Kaluga
32Audi
7.190
Bentley
682
Bugatti
107
SEAT
947
Lamborghini
225
Volkswagen
Argentina
67
VW do Brasil
1.056
VW de
Mexico
767
VWGoA
188
VWGoA
TO
Chattanooga
18
SCANIA
3.500
SCANIA LAM
100
Porsche
3.153
IDG
832
Volkswagen
Osnabrück
335
VW Malaysia
6
MAN
1.755
Ducati
150
Scania
• 3rd largest R&D Center in VW GroupVW Group R&D
• 28 locations
• ≈ 40.000 Engineers
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Trucks and Buses
Transport equipment – moving
people and goods
Generating business and profit
for our customers
Part of a sustainable transport
system – now and in the future
Scania produces customer solutions:
Transport equipment and services
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Vison: To be the leader in providing
sustainable transport solutions
Main Challenges:
• Societal challenges: urbanisation, congestion, emissions etc
• Changes in the transport business model
• Connectivity-how can we use the potential?
• Increase energy efficiency in vehicles
• Inefficient transport systems
• Lack of collaboartion between main stakeholders of the
society
• Employees with right Competence at the right time
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Challenge:
Right competence at the right time
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+ =
Research
Long term recruitment
TRM
(TechnologyRoad Map)
Education
D1 D2 D3
D4 D5
D14 D15 D16
D17 D18 D20D19
D28 D29
D35 D39
D21 D23 D24 D25
D30 D31 D32
D22 D26
D6
D40D36D34
D9 D10
D7 D38D37
D8
D11 D33
D13
D12
• Excellent Research
• Excellent Education
• Increased interest to engineering studies
• Skilled engineers
One solution:
Academic collaboration
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Commissioned
educated Scania
Employees
200
KTH
alumni
51%Externally
funded
projects
37
KTH
Schools8/10
10
Involved
researchers
>200
EU-project
3
Industrial PhDs
15
Master
Thesis
students R&D
93
Guest
researchers
KTH-> Scania
3
KTH-
PhDs
30
Adjunct
Professors
2
Guest
Researchers
Scania->KTH
4
11/19/2015
PLeng
3
2014
Centras7
Beatrice Jonsson// Future challenges for a sustainable solution provider
Luleå Tekniska Universitet
Kungliga tekniska Högskolan KTH
Lunds Tekniska Högskola
Chalmers
Linköpings tekniska Högskola
Challenge:
Transport business 2030
2015-11-16Beatrice Jonsson// Future challenges for a sustainable solution provider
Challenge:
Transport business 2030
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One solution:
Scania’s approach to sustainable transport
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Smarter transport Energy efficiency Alternative fuels
One solution:
Scania’s approach to sustainable transport
2015-11-16Beatrice Jonsson// Future challenges for a sustainable solution provider
Smarter transport Energy efficiency Alternative fuels
Smarter transport, night deliveries
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Smarter transport
driving over 30 000 laps
around the world every
month
Currently 150 000 connected vehicles
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Smarter transport
Connectivity - the bridge into autonomous
vehicles
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Smarter transport
Scania’s approach to sustainable transport
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Smarter transport Energy efficiency Alternative fuels
Engine development
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Efficiency
Time
• Engine and exhaust after
treatment
• Waste heat recovery
• Electrification of sub-
systems
• New combustion systems
Energy efficiency
Platooning
• May reduce emissions to 20%
• May tripple highway throughput
• May reduce fatalities by 10%
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[PATH, 2010; Robinson et al., 2010]
2015-11-06
Energy efficiency
Longer vehicles- High Capacity Transport
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Energy efficiency
Optimised logistic
planning is need to
avoid low filling rate
Electrified road systems
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Energy efficiency
Fully electric vehicles
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Energy efficiency
Scania’s approach to sustainable transport
2015-11-16Beatrice Jonsson// Future challenges for a sustainable solution provider
Smarter transport Energy efficiency Alternative fuels
Biofuel outlook
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Biodiesel FAME
Bioethanol HVO Naturalgas
Hybrids Biogas Fullyelectric
Fuel cells
Alternative fuels
Challenge: Lack of collaboration
Solution: Integrated Transport Research Lab
Policies
Vehicle conceptsServices
Infrastructure
Society
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Summary
Scania is a member of VW group
Vision: To be leader in providing sutainable transport solutions
Main Challenges:
• Societal challenges: urbanisation, congestion, emissions etc
• Changes in the transport business model
• Connectivity-how can we use the potential?
• Increase energy efficiency in vehicles
• Inefficient transport systems
• Lack of collaboartion between main stakeholders of the
society
• Employees with right Competence at the right time
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• Are we doing enough?
-No it goes to slow and we need more collaboration!
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Thank you for your attention!