Global warming and the dependency on fossil fuels force the car industry
and public administration to think about introducing alternative fuel vehicles.
For this purpose, the Fraunhofer Institute for Systems and Innovation Research
ISI developed a detailed simulation model for the market diffusion of
alternative fuel vehicles: the ALADIN model. The acronym ALADIN stands for ALternative Automobiles Diffusion and INfrastructure.
To date, the simulation comprises the market diffusion of passenger cars, heavy-duty vehicles and inland navigation in Germany and Europe complemented by early versions of a model for international navigation and aviation.
Simulation of market diffusion for passenger cars in Germany until 2050 in three zero-emission scenarios
[Krail et al. 2021]
Krail, M.; Speth, D.; Wietschel, M.: Langfristszenarien für die Transformation des Energiesystems in Deutschland. Webinar zum Verkehrssektor am 08.07.2021.