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Publication Series “Transport and Environment”: New Article Explains Battery Technologies for Electrically Powered Vehicles
Electric drives operate with low vibration and noise levels and do not emit any pollutants where they are used. Compared to combustion engines, they are lighter and more compact. When comparing the efficiency of current electric motors and modern car combustion engine...
European cooperation in times of the corona pandemic
How transnational cooperation projects deal with current restrictions. aconium participates in numerous European cooperation projects. In these projects, cities and regions work together to find solutions to common challenges in the areas of digitalisation, mobility,...
European cooperation in times of the coronavirus pandemic
How cross-border cooperation projects are dealing with the current restrictions. aconium is involved in numerous European cooperation projects in which cities and regions are working on solutions to common challenges in the areas of digitalization, mobility, energy...
Trade Fair in Times of COVID-19: aconium is a Virtual Exhibitor at the DIGITAL FUTUREcongress
aconium will be represented with a stand at the virtual trade fair from May 26-28 As is well known, trade fairs, congresses and events cannot take place as usual due to the coronavirus crisis. For this reason, the largest network and congress trade fair on the topic...
Virtual workshops under the sign of digitalization
In times of Corona and the corresponding restrictions, the enormous importance of the expansion of fast gigabit connections as the basis for digitization becomes obvious. In order to keep driving this expansion forward despite the pandemic, aconium GmbH, as a leading...
Warendorf district: Ground-breaking ceremony for one of the largest subsidized fibre optic expansion projects in Germany
© aconium: (from left to right) Wolfgang Pieper, Mayor of Telgte; Dr. Markus Tietmeyer, aconium; Dr. Olaf Gericke, District Administrator of Warendorf; Prof. Dr. Andreas Pinkwart, Minister for Economic Affairs, Innovation, Digitalization and Energy NRW; Dr. Stefan...
Amt Hüttener Berge During the Coronavirus Crisis: Digital Solutions for Project Work
Photo credit: Achim Messerschmidt, shz.de During the current coronavirus crisis, the Hüttener Berge office is using digital solutions for meetings to reduce personal contact to a minimum and thus protect citizens and the administration. As part of the COM³ project,...
Digital applications in the road construction sector
The road construction sector in Cologne is defying the coronavirus crisis, as applications for work on public roads are now being submitted and processed digitally. Whereas a personal visit was previously necessary, the procedure has now been switched to a...
Corona-Schlaglicht 02 | Current information as well as advice and tips on the federal broadband funding program
Germany is still at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic. It is still up to each and every one of us to help ensure that our country can overcome this extraordinary crisis in the best possible way. In the second edition of our Corona Highlight, which we are...
Tim Brauckmüller in “+3” magazine: What will the city look like in 100 years?
Will we all be living in skyscrapers in 100 years' time? Will we be rushing from appointment to appointment in air cabs? Will lunch come from a 3D printer? To be honest, it will probably be 100 years before we can say for sure who has answered these...
Corona-Schlaglicht 01 | Current information as well as advice and tips on the federal broadband funding program
Special times call for special measures. Our new "Corona-Schlaglicht", which we will send you at regular intervals, is designed to help you meet the current challenges in the best possible way. In our new newsletter format, together with the Federal Ministry of...
Publication of GIS-NBest 3.2 and 4.1
New versions of the GIS ancillary provisions (GIS-NBest) have come into force for projects in the federal broadband funding program. These have the version numbers 3.2 and 4.1. In addition to the further reduction of the required geodata, the query of information on...









