This will solve the problems currently encountered for its definitive implementation, such as the impossibility of charging, either due to a lack of charging points or because of the dimensions and weight of the battery that make its handling unfeasible.
The EMIC system is intended to be implemented initially in scooter prototypes and subsequently in other electric vehicles. The ultimate goal is to initiate the transition from conventional combustion engines to fully electric and environmentally friendly engines with zero emissions, while guaranteeing the same performance.
According to those responsible for the project, "the need for zero-emission mobility and the comfort and economy of the end user must go through the application of EMIC, since it eliminates environmental pollution, while allowing for convenient, agile, fast and economical cartridge refilling at any outlet, even at home or in the office.".
The Consortium is led by Ecomotive Innova Consultores, and its members include various leading companies in the energy storage sector, such as Saft Baterías, as well as companies specializing in electrical and electronic components and advanced materials and their manufacturing processes, such as Ticnova, and leading technology centers, such as the Energy Technology Institute of Valencia and the AITIIP Foundation of Zaragoza.
