Berlin, November 7, 2024 – After the break-up of the “Ampel” coalition, Germany is facing a decisive change of course. The German Federal Association for eMobility (BEM) is calling on the incumbent federal government to seize the opportunity presented by this political realignment and clearly prioritize electric mobility and zero-emission mobility. This will enable Germany[…]
Category: BEM-Pressemitteilungen
German Federal Association for eMobility: What is happening with Europe…?
Berlin, 13 June 2024: »We are concerned about the results of the European elections«, say Christian Heep and Markus Emmert, board members of the German eMobility Association (BEM). »The biggest loser in the European Parliament fights and stands for the most important issues of our time: human rights, democracy, sustainability, the right to clean energy,[…]
The danger of technological openness for Germany and Europe
Berlin / Istanbul, 23.05.2024. Blind openness to technology threatens the future of Germany and Europe. In the run-up to the current European elections, it is more important than ever to set the course for a sustainable and future-oriented economic policy. However, one trend that is becoming increasingly important could harm us in the long term:[…]
BEM press release: Electromobility & energy law: BEM brings minimum connection fee into the discussion
06.10.2021 / BEM-Pressemitteilung
Für den Hochlauf der Elektromobilität und die Absicherung der dazugehörigen Netzzugänge hat der Bundesverband eMobilität (BEM) die Grundversorgung deutscher Haushalte mit einer Mindestanschlussleistung von 3,7kW je dazugehörigen Stellplatz ins Gespräch gebracht. Auf der heute in München gestarteten Internationalen Fachmesse für Ladeinfrastruktur und Elektromobilität, Power2Drive, erörterte BEM-Vorstand Markus Emmert die Notwendigkeit abgesicherter Stromversorgung, die durch eine Grundversorgungspflicht deutscher Energieversorgungs-Unternehmen für Mobilität gewährleistet werden könne.