Shell Eco-Marathon 2018: When young minds of DTU paved way to e-mobility

Participating for the first, team DTU E-Supermileage hopes to address the global climate crisis through their innovation

At a time when modernisation has led to unbridled overuse of natural resources, putting them at serious risk of depletion, the key is to deal with two conflicting objectives that pose a great challenge to initiatives focused on mitigating climate hazards: generating more energy, while simultaneously producing less carbon-dioxide (CO2). 

This is where competitive platforms such as Shell Eco-Marathon(SEM) come into play, inviting bright young minds to huddle and come up with ways to replace the depleting natural resources with fuel-efficient alternatives. 

Under The Make the Future festival, engineering students participate and showcase energy ideas and innovations that address the global energy