| March 2023

Electric charging infrastructure and gender equality: An overview for USER-CHI (H2020 project)

Open Res Europe 2023, 3:47

Abstract

The paper examines aspects of gender equality in the implementation process of charging infrastructure for e-cars, e-bikes and e-scooters based on the innovative solutions in the USER-CHI project. The paper combines findings from the project’s product development with a literature review on gender bias in infrastructure and mobility planning. It aims to provide knowledge about gender-specific and diverse user needs, which can then be incorporated into the design of charging infrastructure.

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Suggested citation:
Csillak, Katharina; Kamenz, Sophie: Electric charging infrastructure and gender equality: An overview for USER-CHI (H2020 project). Open Res Europe 2023, 3:47 2023.
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