The German eMobility Association is putting pressure on the political stage: in the midst of coalition negotiations, the association is presenting a comprehensive package of measures for the mobility transition in Germany. With a clear focus on renewable energies and sustainable value chains, the BEM is calling for a reorientation of industrial policy in order[…]
Category: BEM-Newsletter
Sustainable mobility
for the future
The transport transition needs clear strategies and investments to advance electromobility, charging infrastructure and grids. Political uncertainties, growing competitive pressure and the decline in state subsidies pose major challenges. Delayed regulations are also causing uncertainty and hampering important investments. ‘In order to drive forward the mobility transition, smart framework conditions are needed to ensure investment[…]
Myths vs. facts:
rethinking Electromobility
BEM member company Juice Technology AG, manufacturer of charging stations and software and a leader in mobile charging stations for electric vehicles, dispels the most common myths and provides fact-based arguments for an enlightened discussion about electromobility. Despite rapidly growing registration figures and technological advances, numerous prejudices against electric vehicles persist. However, many of these[…]
No more sham debates – electromobility is now…!
»A key objective is to strengthen the political steering effect through improved legal framework conditions. This means that we are in favour of a clear technological determination to ambitiously drive forward the transport transition. We also promote intermodal mobility solutions that link different modes of transport. The expansion of infrastructure, particularly in terms of efficient[…]
The Green Wave: e-mobility is becoming the standard in the hotel industry
The provision of electric charging points has long since become a matter of course in many hotels – they are a decisive factor when choosing a hotel, especially for business travellers. Despite a temporary decline in new registrations of e-vehicles, the demand for charging infrastructure is increasing. Since the beginning of 2025, the Building Electromobility[…]
Heads of the industry: A portrait of
Dr. Frank Freimuth
Dr Frank Freimuth is one of the leading experts in the field of sustainable management in the German-speaking world. With his company, INTERENA GmbH, he advises companies ranging from DAX 30 corporations to SMEs on sustainability issues. Public institutions, ministries and non-governmental organisations (NGOs) also obtain professional recommendations from his consultancy firm. He has been[…]
Why even good climate news is hardly heard
Super Impact Day: Prof Christian Stöcker, SPIEGEL bestselling author of ‘Männer, die die die Welt verbrennen’, talks about the biggest myths of the climate crisis and energy transition – and why even good news doesn’t get through. In his keynote speech at SID2025, Christian Stöcker impressively demonstrates why progress in climate protection is often overlooked[…]
Mobility of the future with autonomous air taxis & Low Altitude Economy
Autonomous air taxis and the so-called low altitude economy are picking up speed. An exciting field report with interesting insights by Carsten Senz, Vice President Corporate Communications at Huawei Germany, shows how autonomous flying with delivery drones and air taxis (eVTOLs) is not only a reality, but is already being put into practice. The drone[…]
NEW MOBILITY REPORT 2025 – Market analysis on the future of mobility
The mobility industry is undergoing rapid change. The current NEW MOBILITY REPORT 2025 by Sebastian Henssler & Christian Walter provides a well-founded market overview of current developments and trends in the new players, segments and technologies that are shaping this change. From eVTOL to robo-taxisThe report highlights not only the passenger car sector, but also[…]
Statement by Prof Dr Maja Göpel on the Bundestag election
Vote..? 1/3 of Germans still don’t know who. “Wahl-O-Mat´s” can help with content. In addition, the ability to compromise and leadership skills are particularly important now. Because societies are innovative and dynamic when co-operation works well. In liberal societies, this requires a balance between ‘I’ and ‘we’ through continuous, effective adaptation of the social rules[…]