Mobility

On land, on water, on rail, in the air – whether E or fossil, vertical or horizontal – we are at it

The future of E is HPC

The future of E is HPC

E-mobility is an old hat. Even the oldest motorized vehicle had an electric motor. The problem back then was the same as today: how do I store as much energy…
Lack of parking space

Lack of parking space

Bridges and car parks have a significant influence on traffic in Amsterdam. While some are being modernised, others are becoming increasingly scarce. The Singelgrachtsbrug is a typical so called Dutch…
Underneath the metropolis

Underneath the metropolis

24 hours, a metropolis, as many means of transportation as possible with reference to solutions from Phoenix Contact – the second part of the journey through the Dutch metropolis. This…
Blessing and curse waterway

Blessing and curse waterway

Since time immemorial, many paths converge on the historic trading metropolis of Amsterdam. Transport is a central theme in the Dutch capital. Exactly the right place to get closer to…
Between big block and Tesla

Between big block and Tesla

America has always been a land of contrasts. Where is the motherland of automotive mass production heading? With Vince Carioti, Phoenix Contact has an absolute insider in its ranks. And…
The mobile makers

The mobile makers

Interview with Michael Heinemann and Ralf Döhre, the two managing directors of Phoenix Contact E-Mobility.Michael Heinemann is CEO, Ralf Döhre is COO – both lead the innovative subsidiary together. How…
Against the flow

Against the flow

The Südlink (south link) trunk line is going ahead. The aim of the project is to bring regenerative electricity to the south of Germany. In the north, it’s not just…
The Uni(kum)-Professor

The Uni(kum)-Professor

Interview with Professor Schuh, a freethinker who is constantly oscillating between start-up, big business, disruption and discipline. Günther Schuh is not only professor at the RWTH Aachen, but also one…
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