Agenda
DAY 1 - 21 February 2023
The Future of EV Charging Infrastructure
The Future of EV Charging Infrastructure
- The state of EV charging infrastructure in Europe by 2030
- Technology and next-gen solutions for charging infrastructure
- Business models and strategy for advancing charging infrastructure
- Innovations & trends in EV charging
- Bidirectional Chargers
- Wireless Power
- High-Speed Chargers
Moderator
David Trousdale
Technical Director - Transport Decarbonisation, Technical Director - Transport Decarbonisation
Panelists
Amaiya Khardenavis
Analyst, EV Charging Infrastructure, Wood Mackenzie
Vincent Schachter
CEO, Pelikan Mobility
An Overview & Market Analysis of European EV Charging Infrastructure Landscape
Alexandra Gerken
Battery and energy storage expert
Rystad Energy
European Charging Infrastructure Insights
Robert Fisher
Head of EV, SBD Automotive
- EV charging & end consumer perceptions
- Analysis of charging infrastructure in EU vs. USA and within EU, vs. AFIR targets, road network
- Some barriers to improving charging infrastructure
- Some solutions and supporting data
- EV Charging Analysis Platform: intro & demo
The Future of EV Charging in London
The Future of EV Charging in London
Alex Gilbert
Head of Energy & Electrification; Commercial Development
Transport for London
Electric Vehicle (EV) Charge Point Utilisation Modelling: Its Critical Importance in The Future of The Transition to EV
David Trousdale
Technical Director - Transport Decarbonisation, Technical Director - Transport Decarbonisation
• To date the deployment of charge points has primarily been driven by a combination of high level demand analysis including light touch utilisation and power infrastructure availability, underpinned by the logic
that if you ‘build it, they will come’
• If EV adoption continues at current rates a more data driven utilisation modelling approach at charger level is required to deliver effective strategic deployment
• This presentation will demonstrate how utilisation modelling was deployed as part of a real world project and also how it can be used as a tool for future charge point deployments
Creating a National Standard for Public Electric Vehicle Charging
Catherine Marris
Head of Innovation, Motability
• Why does public EV charging need to be accessible?
• What are the challenges with public EV charging?
• How was the British charging standard (PAS 1899) created?
• What are the next steps for the standard?
EV Charging from Utility Perspective – CEZ Public Charging Project
Tomas Chmelik
Head of E-mobility Infrastructure, ČEZ
EV Charging from Utility Perspective – CEZ Public Charging Project
- Overview of CEZ Group activities in E-mobility
- Challenges of installation and operation public charging network
- Business model for installation and operation of public charging infrastructure – the case for fast and ultrafast charging versus slow residential charging
- Regulatory framework challenges in the light of recent EC proposals
EV Charging Solutions for Private Users and Fleet Managers
Nicholas Magliocco
Head of Central and Eastern Europe, Enel X Way
• HW technologies for Domestic applications and for Fleet Managers
• Software solutions to control a Fleet and optimize the user experience
• Enable a stream of revenue on a private charging network
Public EV Charging in CEE
- A region which is lagging in both vehicles and infrastructure
- What the near future holds for the region
- What TurboVolt is doing to help the transition and ensure maximum impact
Anthony Hinde
CEO
TurboVolt GmbH ( VIRTUAL)
Business Charging Infrastructure
David Butters
General Manager EON Drive, E.ON UK
Business Charging Infrastructure
- Use cases for business charging – customer, colleague, fleet
- Key considerations for business EV infrastructure
- Quick Wins and opportunities
- Risks and challenges
EV Charging Business Models
Amaiya Khardenavis
Analyst, EV Charging Infrastructure, Wood Mackenzie
EV Charging Business Models
- An overview of business models EV charging
- New business models for charging infrastructure
- Innovative approaches for intelligent EV charging business models
- Ensuring ROI from charging infrastructure through innovative business models
- What is current state of business models for EV charging stations and networks.
- What is the impact of new development & technology on electric vehicle charging infrastructure business models?
Lunch Break
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EV War – The Way the Electric Mobility sector is Developing
Duarte Ferreira
Global Business Development Director, Efacec
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Payment Solutions at Charging Stations - Why is it so difficult to agree on an industry standard?
Stian Mathisen
Head of Public Relations and Regulatory Affairs, Recharge
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The Future of Payment Solutions in EV Charging
The Future of Payment Solutions in EV Charging
- How will consumers pay to use public EV charging infrastructure by 2030?
- EV payments trends and their vision for how payments develop by 2030
- What is the current regulatory framework relating to payments for EV charging?
- What are the emerging business models and payment models for EV charging?
- EV charging and pricing: What are consumers willing to pay?
Panelists
Duarte Ferreira
Global Business Development Director, Efacec
Amaiya Khardenavis
Analyst, EV Charging Infrastructure, Wood Mackenzie
Stian Mathisen
Head of Public Relations and Regulatory Affairs, Recharge
Horizon Europe Partnership ‘Towards zero-emission road transport (2Zero)’ – what is it and how to be engaged
Guido Sacchetto
Policy Officer on ‘Zero emission mobility’, European Commission
• 2Zero main Objectives and Fields of action
• 2Zero Ongoing activities
• Funding opportunities: 2Zero Work Programme 2023-24
Regulatory Barriers for E-mobility and How to Solve Them EU legislation in the make
Baerte de Brey
Chief International Officer, ElaadN
• National opportunities, such as tendering for large scale roll-out
• V2G
• Cyber security
• Electrifying logistics and alignment of sectors and regions
Alternatives to Standard on-street EV Charging
Elizabeth Bohun
Lead Technologist – Zero Emission Vehicles and Energy Integration, Oxfordshire County Council
• The challenges of deploying standard on-street EV chargers
• What are the alternatives?
o Residential Charging hubs
o Enabling on-street home charging – cable gullies and other new technologies
• Enabling innovative ideas from a highway authority perspective
o Licensing and planning permissions
Test your Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) in one step for CE and Standard Compliance
Jurij Gerdes
Expert EV Charging Systems, TÜV Rheinland
Test your Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) in one step for CE and Standard Compliance
- TÜV Rheinland as a notified body offers one step certification of Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE). This one step certification includes all applicable directives and its related standards within Europe for your product. These include:
- Radio Equipment Directive (RED)
- Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive (EMC)
- Low Voltage Directive (LVD)
- Restriction of Harzardous Substances (RoHS)
- This presentation will give you a bright and straightforward overview in order to enter the European market with our certifications for your EVSE.
Public Chargers won't be a block on the EU's Combustion Car Phase-out
Fabian Sperka
Vehicles Policy Manager, Transport & Environment (T&E)
Public Chargers won't be a block on the EU's Combustion Car Phase-out
- Development of the number of public charging infrastructure in the EU
- Key factors that help to determine the necessary number of public chargers
- Is the AFIR sufficient for that?
Financing Opportunities and Challenges Facing EV Charging Infrastructure
• EV charging infrastructure financing – features of a bankable project
• The business model and financing options available to investors
• Is a lack of recent precedent a barrier to financing?
• Unlocking financing for EV infrastructure
• Public funding for EV fast-charging infrastructure to drive private investment
• Ensuring ROI from charging infrastructure
DAY 2 - 22 February 2023
EV Charging Developments: Range Anxiety
EV Charging Developments: Range Anxiety
- Charging locations and interoperability
- Reduce range and charging anxiety to improve EV driver experience
- Improving EV usage behavior and reducing EV charging costs
- The road ahead
Power of Data in the EV Charging world – how did charging change over the last years based on real-life insights of Hubjects roaming platform
• Where is charging taking place
• Is there a “perfect” charging location
• Quality of charging and how we can it be increased
• Impact on todays and future business models
Christian Hahn / CEO / Hubject GmbH
The Future of V2G Technology
• V2G market overview
• What is the current uptake of V2G technology?
• What are the key challenges in V2G integration?
• Business opportunities in V2G and ultra-fast charging
• Charging Infrastructure for V2G application?
Ultra-Fast and V2X Technology
Ultra-Fast and V2X Technology
- New V2X technology and Ultra-Fast innovations
- Technical principle of bidirectional charging systems (V2X)
- Latest trend in V2X Technology and Ultra-Fast charging for electric vehicles
- Building ultra-fast EV charging infrastructure: opportunity and challenges
- Use case for fast and ultrafast charging
The Future or Wireless Charging Infrastructure and Why it will Increase the Adoption Rate of EVs
Martin Beaumont
CEO, Electric Green
- Plug-in charging and why it will only take us so far
- How wireless charging works and it’s current limitations
- Electric Green’s infrastructure solution and the benefits of CTS cable technology
- Benefits of wireless charging for drivers, fleet operators, OEMs, CPOs and site owners
Customer Centric EV Charging Infrastructure
Camilla Moe
CTO, Mer
• New EV owner’s expectations
• Vision of a seamless charging experience
• Where is the industry at today
• How to get from today to the vision?
Charging at multi- unit dwellings – New potentials, but also challenges and lessons-learned from existing offers
Johanna Heckmann
Head of Charging Infrastructure, P3
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Charging Infrastructure for EVs: Security Concerns
• Threat model of vehicle charging infrastructure
• Enabling secure and resilient eXtreme fast charging (XFC)
• Integrated charging security infrastructure ecosystem
• Security requirements for EV charging infrastructure
• Securing EV charging infrastructure from hacker
Automated Charging Device Underbody for Megawatt Charging
Sven Klausner
Group Leader Charging Infrastructure- Automated Charging Devices (public and non-public application), Fraunhofer IVI
• What is a very high charging power required for?
• What is the new technical approach?
• Which use cases are addressed?
• Overview of standardization
• Does Megawatt Charging place special demands on the charging infrastructure?
Fast Charging Networks & Fleet Electrification
Naeem Farooqi
Founder & CEO, FleetZero
Fast Charging Networks & Fleet Electrification
- Achieving net zero role of fleet electrification
- Different fleet models – what does that mean for electrification?
- What are the barriers to adoption for fleets?
- How do we manage resale of assets for fleets in an evolving technology landscape?
- Opportunities and key considerations for electrification of fleet
Lunch Time
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Electrification of Commercial Fleets: Energy Meets Logistics
Vincent Schachter
CEO, Pelikan Mobility
• How the challenge of commercial fleet electrification differ from that
of passenger vehicles
• How to optimize jointly for cost and fleet performance
• Integrating energy and logistics
Smart Charging Technologies and Applications
Laurent De Vroey
Director smart mobility, ENGIE
Smart Charging Technologies and Applications
- What is EV smart charging?
- Latest trends in smart charging technology
- How EVs can integrate with the Grid
How does the EV Customer Charge at Home?
How does the EV Customer Charge at Home?
- How does the EV customer charge their vehicle?
- How does the EV customer acquire their home chargepoint?
- What tariffs are EV customers on?
- Smart charging and the EV customer
William van der Byl
EV Charging Service Manager
Delta-EE
SuperCharge - The Pathway to Net Zero
• What's the greenest way to charge an electric vehicle?
• How fleets can supercharge the path to net zero
• The key challenges and solutions to electrify commercial fleet vehicles
• How to choose the right EV charging solution for your fleet
• How charging as a service can help fleet operators to electrify
• What are the key requirement to scale EV infrastructure to meet net-zero
targets ?
Moderator
Naeem Farooqi
Founder & CEO, FleetZero
Panelist
Andrew Rutgers
CEO, ChargeSim BV
Solar Power and Battery Storage: Boosters for Charging Parks
Adrien Schwane
Head of eMobilty, BayWa r.e.
• Benefits of a combined system of Charger + PV + Battery Storage
• Challenges during implementation
• Preparation for future developments
Sustainable and Resilient Charging Infrastructure using Methanol Storage
Edgar Harzfeld
Professor, Stralsund University of Applied Sciences
- Demand analysis
- System design
- Operation management
- Profitability
Vehicle to Building (V2B) and Vehicle to Home (V2H) Strategy
Vehicle to Building (V2B) and Vehicle to Home (V2H) Strategy
- The benefits of EV smart charging in buildings
- Potential of electric vehicles in buildings by 2030
- EV charging in buildings and homes: How to make it smart?
Moderator
Vincent Schachter
CEO, Pelikan Mobility
Panelist
Laurent De Vroey
Director smart mobility, ENGIE
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