The Greater South East Net Zero Hub commissioned the development of a digital toolkit for the techno-economic feasibility assessment of Net Zero mobility hubs. It enables you to rapidly optioneer the configuration of proposed or existing park-and-ride sites, automatically identify substations and grid data, and compare key performance indicators.
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The Greater South East Net Zero Hub commissioned the development of a digital toolkit for the techno-economic feasibility assessment of Net Zero mobility hubs.
With a modern, web-based interface that is prepopulated with the base data and analytic models required, the toolkit enables you to rapidly optioneer the configuration of proposed or existing park-and-ride sites (bays, EV chargers, facilities, etc); select and identify sites using a drag-and-drop mapping feature; automatically identify substations and grid data; and compare key performance indicators such as revenue, O&M costs, carbon offset, and total road network carbon reduction in five-year increments to 2050 – as well as their sensitivity to key input assumptions.
Please use the following password to access the tool: qA266KEzM2Zt
Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. © GSENZH. You may use this content (including commercially) under the Open Government Licence v3.0, provided you credit GSENZH and include the licence link.
Designed to aid Local Authorities in developing robust, evidence-based plans to enable Net Zero.
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