• Marcus Liertz, 57, married, 3 kids (24, 22, 22) • Studies Vehicle Engineering • Start working for BMW 1994 • Multi interested in Oldtimers, playing piano, Art, sailing, forest gardening Roles and main results within BMW Role / Responsibility 2023 Head of Quality Management Ecosystem Charging 2022 Head of Cluster Ecosystem Charging • Initiation of BigPicture Ecosystem Charging internal and across industry including mapping to the organization • Functional and temporal CCS step model for the gradual further development of the CCS >> Combined Charging System from manual today to automatic tomorrow (internal, CharIN, VDA, NPM, NOW, • Synchronization of internal and external requirements / effect chains from customer use case charging to specifications in CCS charging standards for HappyCustomer@Charging with focus on interoperability • Active funding project management for charging infrastructure in an intermodal transport system in the context of the energy transition >> FÖP Wirkkette Laden • Initiated Release and Data Management Ecosystem Charging for the Value Chain Charging • Initiated harmonized Charging Infrastructure Prognoses for the main markets >> Team Charging … and friends …wherever organized 2016 Project Manager iX 2012 Project Manager Technology Project Hydrogen Fuelcell >> FCEV 5GT 2011 Project Leader Area Development Body and White 2009 Project Manager Realignment Business Field Security Vehicle 2005 Project Manager 7 Series 1999 Group Leader Technology Assembly
She is a managing director and founder of Green Giraffe Group. She has a strong track record in the contracting and (re)financing of onshore and offshore wind farms in Northern Europe and helped support the energy transition by supporting clients in developing new business models in amongst other EV and storage propositions
Barbara supported the development, contracting, and (re)financing of NorthSeaCluster (1.5 GW, DE, ongoing), Gemini (600 MW, NL, 2014, 2022), Deutsche Bucht (252 MW, DE, 2021), Norther (370 MW, BE, 2016 and 2020), Windpark Zeewolde (322 MW,NL, 2020), Windpark Fryslân (383 MW, NL, 2019), Baltic II & Co (1.5 GW, PL, 2019), Veja Mate (402 MW, DE, 2015), and Northwind (216 MW, BE, 2012). Barbara has been supporting consortia participating in several European (floating) offshore wind tenders as well as having been involved in other technologies such as the ground-mounted solar farm Duurkenakker (64 MWp, NL, 2020) and a large scale battery storage buy-side project in the Netherlands
Before founding Green Giraffe, Barbara worked at the project developer Econcern, and as investment banking trainee at ABN AMRO
Barbara is recognised in the top 100 most influential business leaders in wind in the 2023 Tamarindo Power list
She holds an MSc in financial economics from Tilburg University
Davide De Michino / Head of Products and Energy Services / Enel X Way S.r.l
Management Engineer with almost two decades of experience in the energy sector, Davide De Michino had several roles in the Enel Group. After ten years in the electricity market and flexibility services, he drove the development and launch of the first Global Smart Home product at Enel X in different countries. Currently Davide is the Global Head of Products and Energy Services solutions at Enel X Way, driving the team that create products to help Enel customers in the e-Mobility transition. Davide is also responsible for VGI solutions, trying to extract short term commercial value while design a long-term strategical role of EVs into flexibility value stream, also participating in the regulatory advocacy activities: he is the leader in the Grid Integration Focus Group at CharIN and is part of the e-Mobility Task force at SmartEN.
After receiving his PhD from the University of Konstanz, Karsten Wasiluk started his career in automotive market research and strategy consulting. In 2018, he joined Daimler Buses and started to build up the e-Mobility Consulting division. Besides feasibility studies for e-bus customers, this included charging infrastructure and management and 2nd-life strategies for high-voltage batteries and stationary storage applications. At the beginning of 2022, he took over the control of customer service for buses with alternative drives and charging infrastructure. At Daimler Buses Solutions, he heads the Charging and Energy Technology team.
Tomas CHMELIK graduated from the University of Economics in Prague, with a main specialization in Economic policy and Minor specialization in Environmental policy. He achieved Ph.D. in 2010 at the Czech Technical University, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Dept. of Economics, Management and Humanities. Since 1999 he has worked for the Ministry of Environment of the Czech Republic as an expert in the Unit of Economic Instruments, dealing with issues of economic instruments used in water, waste and the air quality sector. In 2003 he became the Head of newly established Climate Change Unit and his responsibilities included the EU ETS implementation and drafting the first Czech national allocation plan and its negotiation with the European Commission.
Tomas left the Ministry of Environment in 2006 and joined Czech utility company CEZ, where he currently works as a Head of Unit responsible for installation and operation of EV public charging infrastructure within CEZ FUTUR/E/GO program
Caro De Brouwer (Belgium,1991)
Caro is Director Network Development at Fastned, and in charge of the roll-out of the network of fast-charging stations across Europe. Caro joined the fast-growing Dutch company - famous for its stations with the iconic canopies - five years ago. She was responsible for Fastned’s successful entry into the Belgian market. Since then, Caro has contributed to the company's growth strategy and market positioning. Caro plays a crucial role in some of Fastned's leading projects, such as shop development, inner-city charging hubs and new country expansion. Caro studied energy engineering at KU Leuven and Imperial College. She has nine years of experience in strategy, business development and innovation management and worked previously for Roland Berger and Ørsted Wind Power in Brussels, Copenhagen and The Hague
Dr. Despina Chatzikyriakou joined ZEEKR Europe in April 2023, leading ZEEKR Power strategy and operations. With a clear target to deliver an intelligent, rewarding, and convenient customer experience as well as to quickly setup and expand the ZEEKR brand in Europe, ZEEKR Power is aiming at adding value to European customers by combining e-mobility with charging and energy services and products. Prior to joining ZEEKR Europe, Dr. Chatzikyriakou spent 10 years at Toyota Motor Europe, holding various positions in R&D, innovation, hydrogen/fuel cell, batteries, global energy strategy and eventually battery electric vehicle strategy and rollout, with the overall responsibility for Toyota and Lexus' charging and energy strategy in Europe. Dr. Chatzikyriakou holds a PhD in Mechanical Engineering from Imperial College London followed by postdoctoral studies in Nuclear Science and Engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. She is the author of various scientific publications as well
Aaron Berry is Deputy Head of the Office for Zero Emission Vehicles (OZEV) at the UK Department for Transport, a post he has held for the past three years. OZEV work to support the UK’s objective to transition to zero emission vehicles. Aaron leads teams responsible for regulation and incentive schemes that support the roll-out of local chargepoint infrastructure for electric vehicles. Aaron studied at Keele University where he graduated with a first class degree in environmental management and business
Laurin Vierrath / Energy Economics / 50Hertz Transmission GmbH Laurin Vierrath, Electric Engineer, with a history in hard- and software development. Joined 50Hertz 2 years ago to bring the energy transition to the end consumers, while keeping an eye on grid stability
Volker Roßmann started his professional career at the DSO HEAG as a Technician for Energy Systems and Metering. After this, he obtained his graduate as an engineer (Dipl.-Ing) for Energy and Power Electronics at the University of Applied Sciences in Darmstadt. He worked then with Bosch in Automation-Technologies, with Voigt & Haeffner in the design of UPS systems, and with Fiamm (Italy) as a sales director for Industrial Battery Systems in the DACH region. After this he was for more than 20 years Managing Director of Eltek in Germany and responsible for the Eltek business in Europe. Against this background, he held over more than 20 years a seat in the board of the Employers Association HE-Metall and several honorary positions in ZVEI and other business associations. Volker Roßmann joined Pixii in February 2022 in his role as the CSO of Pixii and the Managing Director of the European Sales HQ in Germany
Marc is the visionary force behind Switch who founded this deep-tech company in 2020 to reshape the EV charging landscape. Armed with over 13 years of experience in the EV industry and a PhD in Computer Science, Marc stands as a global authority in EV communication standards. Under his leadership, Switch has forged an innovative, vertically integrated solution encompassing the cutting-edge EV charger OS, Josev, and the cloud-based Switch Platform to manage EV charging networks. As a co-author of ISO 15118, Marc has trained over 100 companies worldwide on this future-proof technology
Claudio is a Manager at S&P Global Mobility within the Auto Supply Chain, Technology & Aftermarket team. His research focus lies in electric vehicle components and charging infrastructure. He is also partly involved in other aspects related to the charging infrastructure such as consumers preferences, policies, regulations, incentives and energy-grid management.
Claudio has an extensive e-mobility background having worked for the previous ten years on some of the largest European electric vehicle projects in Switzerland, Germany and Italy. His expertise also includes a work experience in an international electric vehicle start-up.
Philipp Marinitsch / Head of E-mobility & infrastructure coordination / Energie Steiermark Kunden GmbH
- Head of E-mobility & infrastructure coordination at Energie Steiermark Kunden GmbH
- Responsible for the hole e-mobility business in one of the top 4 energy suppliers in Austria
o E-mobility business @ Energie Steiermark: public charging stations, sale of charging solutions, sale of fleet management solutions - Background:
o Experience of more than 10 years in the business of energy transition (VERBUND, Energie Steiermark) Project management - building water plants, Strategy & M&A, E-Mobility
o 3 years experience in real estate development (executive assistant to the CEO of BIG/ARE
Guido Sacchetto: Policy Officer on ‘Zero emission mobility’ in charge of the Horizon Europe co-programmed partnership “Towards zero-emission road transport (2Zero)”. European Commission – DG R&I Unit C2 “Future Urban and Mobility System”
David, whose experience spans 13 years in the transport sector, is a Technical Director leading the transport decarbonisation team within WSP Environment & Infrastructure Solutions UK Limited. His knowledge and experience covers a breadth of mobility and electric vehicle (EV) focus areas including fleet transitions to battery electric and alternative fuels, developing EV infrastructure strategies, advising clients on the deployment operation and maintenance of charge points including installation cost calculation and utilisation modelling, first mile-last mile mobility, mini and micro mobility solutions and the deployment of mobility hubs. In a recent technical due diligence of a charge point operator on behalf of Antin Infrastructure Partners David was both the project manager and technical lead for the project, supporting Antin in their investment plan.
Ben is a Partner in KPMG’s Transport Practice and leads KPMG’s Future Mobility team, advising clients on environment, sustainability, intelligent mobility, and innovation. He supports clients across the business model life-cycle, from market analysis and development of strategy and operating models through to policy and regulatory model definition, change portfolio & delivery roadmap development, Business Case development, funding and financing, and procurement of complex digital and zero emissions capital programmes. Ben advises public and private sector clients spanning transport authorities and operators, supply chain partners, and funders & financiers. He has significant experience working with central and devolved government on zero emissions policy and transition pathways, and with operators and major metropolitan transportation authorities around the globe on asset commercialisation, partnerships, and new business models.
Tim has over 15 years of experience in the energy transition space. He is currently responsible for ING’s activities in the battery value chain and charging as part of the cross-sector and cross-product Sustainable Value Chains team. On behalf of ING and lenders, he led the Northvolt Ett financing and is currently acting as adviser in several landmark transactions in the battery value chain. He has led transactions in offshore and onshore wind, and battery storage assets in Europe in the past.
Before his time in Sustainable Value Chains, Tim spent three years in Financial where he was the Global Coordinator for the TMT&HC sector. Tim has worked in ING in different capacities and joined through the company’s management traineeship in 2009.
Tim graduated from Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) as a management engineer in 2008. He obtained an earlier degree as a computer science engineer in 2004 from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne (EPFL). Tim is a CFA Charterholder.
Monish Ananthu is leading EV-Charging initiatives and projects at Genesis Motor Europe. At Genesis Motor Europe, he is responsible to offer holistic charging solutions for the European market, whilst offering Genesis customers a premium and hassle-free charging experience. With over 14 years of solid experience and background in E-Mobility, Digital Transformation, Technology and Product Management, he has successfully lead strategic initiatives and realized new business models in a dynamic industry. Monish has experienced first-hand both the OEM and Charging infrastructure side of the ever changing E-Mobility industry
Jorg van Heesbeen is the CBO and co-founder of smart charging software company Jedlix. In his role Jorg is responsible for engagements with mobility and energy partners to grow the platform internationally. Before founding Jedlix, Jorg worked in energy trading and demand side management for Eneco, Autogrid Systems and Quby in both the Netherlands and Silicon Valley. Jorg holds a MSc degree in Energy Innovation Management from a combined program at Utrecht University and Columbia University.
Kristofer Fröjd, Senior Vice President, Strategy & Business Development, Ellevio AB
As Senior Vice President Strategy & Business Development Kristofer is responsible for questions related to strategy, new business development, M&A, Business execution & operational excellence and the collaborative work with the start-up / innovation clusters in the energy & climate space.
With the changing energy landscape a pivotal part of Kristofer’s work is dedicated to tightly collaborate with Ellevio customers and stakeholders to develop new offerings and solutions that will help Ellevio’s customers to successfully drive their journey within the energy transition and decarbonize there climate footprint. EV charging, battery solutions and Power as a Service models have been heavily utilized in many creative ways.
Kristofer also serves as a Board Member in several different companies including Flower Technologies (leading VPP/aggregator), Triangelbolaget AB (infrastructure company), Power Circle (industry association) and Ellevio Energy Solutions AB
With a background from leading positions at several management consulting firms Kristofer joined Ellevio in 2016. He has an international career mainly focusing on energy, industrial equipment’s and international trade. He holds a MSc. in Industrial Engineering & Management from the Royal School of Technology and a MSc in Business Administration from Stockholm University.
Subhajit Biswas - Business Development - Charging services for electric commercial fleets - Robert Bosch GmbH Subhajit Biswas is a Senior Manager with 14 years of professional experience in Sales, Product Management, Strategy & Business Model Innovation. He has a wide experience in incubating new businesses as a corporate startup founder & developing new markets within traditional and new digital business fields. With a degree in Mechanical Engineering, Subhajit joined the Bosch Group in 2009 and held multiple positions across India & Europe. Currently, Subhajit is responsible for the business development for Bosch´s electric fleet charging business and services. He is enthusiastic about electric mobility and supporting the mass transition of commercial fleets with focus on developing and deploying new services in the fleet charging area.
The deployment charging infrastructure is the prerequisite for the spread of electric vehicles. A well-established charging network increases vehicle miles using electricity, relieves range anxiety and reduces inconvenience concerning charging process. EVs are visualized to dominate the future mobility market in the Europe. However, a robust charging infrastructure, necessary to make e-mobility a complete reality, is seen as lagging behind requirements.
The discrepancy in the development of EVs and its charging infrastructure is being recognized across Europe. V2G (vehicle to grid) applications are also evolving at a great pace. The fundamental issues being considered, thus, revolve around where to charge the EVs, who will build the charging infrastructure, and whether electricity grids or fast- or ultra-fast charging network will be ready for the envisioned EV growth.
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The growth of the electric vehicle market continues to play a pivotal role in the decarbonisation of the transport sector and in achieving the government’s plan to get to nearly 1 million electric vehicles by 2030.
The EV industry is growing rapidly around the world, especially in China and the United States. The EV charging industry is a dynamic industry with a wide range of applications. Government initiatives of several countries around the world play a vital role in the development of electric vehicle charging stations.
In the next decade, the number of electric vehicles (EVs) on our roads will likely rise substantially, and we believe the bulk of the charging of these vehicles will take place at home. But readily accessible charging away from one’s home (or one’s workplace) will also be key to support EV growth.
According to Markets and Markets, the global electric vehicle charging station market size is projected to grow from 2,115 thousand units in 2020 to 30,758 thousand units by 2027, indicating a paradigm shift from conventional vehicles to electric vehicles. Developing adequate EV Charging infrastructure to cater to the rising demand for EVs on the road is the need of the hour.
Government initiatives to drive the adoption of electric vehicles and associated infrastructure, rising demand for electric vehicle fast-charging infrastructure, increasing prevalence of range anxiety, and increasing deployment of EVs by shared mobility operators are the major factors supporting the growth of the market. Increasing R&D in V2G technology, increasing adoption of electric mobility in emerging economies, and growing deployment of charging stations by retail MNCs provide significant growth opportunities for market players.
While charging technology has been evolving at a faster pace, electrical infrastructure development across cities has remained a challenge. The European Automobile Manufacturers Association (ACEA) recently reported that at least 2.8 million electric charge points will be needed across the EU by 2030, a 20-fold increase needed to support the upcoming tide of electric vehicles over the next decade
This EV Charging Infrastructure 2024 event is set to become the world’s leading conference exclusively for the automotive and electrical power industry, to meet and collaborate with a large array of charge point developers and policymakers, to examine new developments in electrical infrastructure and charge point technologies and address how the industry plans to support the growing use of electric vehicles.
This event will bring together industry experts and decision-makers responsible for EV charging infrastructure and all industry stakeholders across the automotive and electrical industries to network and build cross-market relationships, discuss the current state of smart charging and V2G solutions, explore new technologies and innovations addressing the real challenges of charging infrastructure. The programme will focus on what the 2030 challenges will mean for the EV ecosystem and how we could move towards a charging infrastructure that works for the consumer, system and energy transition.
Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure 2024 will position itself as the leading premier events for the global electric vehicle sector. With its interactive format of panel discussions, presentations, open discussion allowing for engaging Q&A, and structured business networking opportunities.
EV Charging Infrastructure Forum is making a huge furore in the orbit of electric vehicle conference 2024. This kind of a glorified EV charging virtual event is all set to give out wild imagination as far as the full scale production of electric vehicles are concerned. EV Charging Infrastructure Forum is scheduled to take place in Amsterdam, Netherlands from the 28th - 29th February 2024.
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Johanna Heckmann is leading all activities related to charging infrastructure for P3 Group, an international technology consultancy with headquarter in Germany. In different projects for major automotive manufacturers and energy suppliers she gained experience along the whole value chain of EV charging – from standardization to market roll-out and operation of charging infrastructure up to development of market entry strategies. Before joining P3 she worked for e-mobil BW, the State Agency for Electric Mobility in the German state of Baden-Wuerttemberg and was part of the project coordination office for the “Showcase for Electric Mobility – Living Lab BWe mobil”. Johanna Heckmann is master graduate of the HTWG Konstanz, where she studied Business Management
David Butters, General Manager for E.ON Drive / Director of E.ON Infrastructure Services Ltd, E.ON UK
Dave leads the day-to-day operational activities of the E.ON Drive business in the UK, managing the Sales, Delivery, Customer Operations and Commercial teams. As part of the E.ON Drive management team, he plays a key role in setting and delivering the strategy for the UK business, identifying risks and opportunities and developing our electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions into new markets. He has been with E.ON for over 10 years and has built up extensive experience in the energy industry, especially in the development and implementation of commercial strategies. The E.ON Drive business provides market leading EV solutions, knowledge and expertise. Dave firmly believes that the renewable energy solutions and the work we do at E.ON are changing people’s lives and driving a more sustainable and better future for the next generation. He wants to build an EV business that can stand alongside the biggest players in the market and deliver quality end-to-end customer experiences, which help all our customers to embrace the world of EV and drive towards a net zero future.
Fabian joined T&E in 2021 after working as a parliamentary assistant in the European Parliament. As Vehicles Policy Manager, Fabian leads charging infrastructure and pollutant emissions aspects on both the vehicles and freight team. Fabian worked almost five years in the European Parliament’s transport committee, focusing on legislation covering the alternative fuels infrastructure, air quality as well as on the decarbonisation of cars, trucks and planes.
o 2019 - Master of Science graduation in Renewable Energies at Technical University Cologne
o Title of thesis: Grid Code Matrix – Global requirements for generators, inverters and energy storage systems connected to the low voltage distribution network at TÜV Rheinland (09/2019)
o Since 2019: Expert for Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment, Energy Storage Systems and PV-Inverter
Tomas CHMELIK graduated from the University of Economics in Prague, with a main specialization in Economic policy and Minor specialization in Environmental policy. He achieved Ph.D. in 2010 at the Czech Technical University, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Dept. of Economics, Management and Humanities. Since 1999 he has worked for the Ministry of Environment of the Czech Republic as an expert in the Unit of Economic Instruments, dealing with issues of economic instruments used in water, waste and the air quality sector. In 2003 he became the Head of newly established Climate Change Unit and his responsibilities included the EU ETS implementation and drafting the first Czech national allocation plan and its negotiation with the European Commission.
Tomas left the Ministry of Environment in 2006 and joined Czech utility company CEZ, where he currently works as a Head of Unit responsible for installation and operation of EV public charging infrastructure within CEZ FUTUR/E/GO program
Edgar Harzfeld / Professor / Stralsund University of Applied Sciences
Edgar Harzfeld, Professor at Stralsund University. Studies and research in Leipzig and Zurich. Since 1996 at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science of Stralsund University responsible for electrical power supply and renewable energy systems. Since 2004 - 2022 numerous research projects on the subject of electrical energy storage technologies.
Amaiya is an Analyst focusing on global EV charging infrastructure for Wood Mackenzie's Grid Edge practice. He brings a rigorous approach to research with a focus on clean mobility, modelling, and analytics. Amaiya is responsible for conducting analysis on the electric vehicle charging market in North America. He supports research on the competitive market landscape and business models while maintaining relationships with EV charging infrastructure developers, aggregators, utilities, the public sector, and other e-mobility stakeholders. Amaiya is passionate about leveraging data to drive decision making around the world’s transition to sustainable solutions. Prior to joining Wood Mackenzie, Amaiya worked in consulting, where he supported public and private sector clients transition to clean mobility. He supported the development of strategies for transport decarbonization and fleet electrification roadmaps.
Naeem Farooqi is the founder and CEO of FleetZero. FleetZero is turnkey partner for fleets looking for transition advisory through feasibility to implementation. His expertise spans across organisational performance benchmarks, accessibility design and compliance, supply chain and goods movement, procurement, fleet and rolling stock decarbonization and emissions optimization, technology feasibility analysis, project development and strategy execution within various transit and fleet functions. Naeem is known for solving complex fleet challenges with innovative solutions and has worked on transit and asset management projects across the globe including Canada, USA, Peru, Bulgaria, Saudi Arabia, and Ivory Coast. Over the course of his career, Naeem has advised on over $30B (CAD) of combined fleet, rolling stock and facilities assets. Naeem is currently completing a PhD in vehicle lifecycle and maintenance reliability modelling in the Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering at the University of Toronto. His research is at the forefront of examining reliability, lifecycle costing, and the various propulsion impact for different return to base fleets and rolling stock. Naeem is the recipient of various industry awards in the space of transit innovation, fleet decarbonization and technology. Naeem in his personal time gives back through Humanity First ShelterBus, the first re-purpose bus to serve the homeless population of Toronto in Canada.
Naeem has successfully delivered:
Over 90+ fleet-related projects for public and private sector organizations.
25 electric bus and CNG feasibility projects, including 9 BEB pilots.
10 municipal-focused fleet projects, assisting clients in understanding the operational requirements and feasibility of alternative fuels for a wide variety of vehicle classes.
5 EV Charging Strategy projects
20 years of management, consultancy, finance and IT experience. Currently responsible for moving the IT platforms of the six start-ups that constitute the Mer group onto one flexible and scaleable IT platform from which to fuel our ambitions and enable further growth. The Mer group has ambitions to become a market leader in the Nordics across all EV charging segments, leading player in Germany and UK in targeted segments and solid positions in 2-3 more European countries. Our mission is to make sustainable electric mobility easy and accessible for everyone
From 2019 to 2022, he was Head of Global Energy Services at ENEL X e-Mobility, in charge of Vehicle-Grid Integration. He also served as CEO of ENEL X France. From 2016 to 2018 he was Senior VP Energy Services at eMotorWerks, a Bay Area e-Mobility startup. There he led the VGI technology, product and business development effort. eMotorWerks was acquired by Enel Group, the largest integrated utility in Europe, in October 2017. As Senior Advisor & Entrepreneur in Residence at Engie in 2016-2017, he designed disruptive large scale business models in the Distributed Energy Resources + digital arena, which led to "Energy Communities" business model and initial offers. As Vice President R&D at Total New Energies from 2009 to 2016, he built Total’s cleantech R&D from the ground up into a prominent international player in the fields of solar PV and industrial biotechnology. Before entering the energy industry, he drove computational biology research and software development in startups and academia, founding a computational biology lab at the leading French technology research organization (CEA), leading bioinformatics at the French national genome center, and co-founding Hybrigenics, the first spin-off from the Pasteur Institute. Vincent received his PhD in Computer Science from Ecole Normale Supérieure in Paris. He is a fellow of the American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering and co-recipient of a US Presidential Green Chemistry Award
Elizabeth Bohun MSc – Lead Technologist – Zero Emission Vehicles and Energy Integration, Oxfordshire County Council
Elizabeth joined Oxfordshire County Council as Lead Technologist in ZEV and Energy Integration as part of the council’s iHub Innovation Team in 2019. Elizabeth’s projects in Oxfordshire have focused on innovative solutions for EV drivers without off-street parking, including new business models and hard infrastructure delivery. Projects include OxGul-e, DoorSTEP Trial - Trojan Energy, Park & Charge Oxfordshire and work on the development of GIS tools for infrastructure planning. Elizabeth also lead work on the joint Oxfordshire Electrical Vehicle Integration Strategy, working in partnership with Oxfordshire’s 5 district councils. In her previous role at Oxford City Council, Elizabeth was project manager for the Go Ultra Low Oxford Project which piloted on-street charging options.
Catherine is Head of Innovation at Motability. In her role at Motability she leads on research into transport accessibility, on topics ranging from accessible EV charging to the UK market for wheelchairs. She also drives forward a number of innovative initiatives, such as a scholarships programme supporting disabled people to study transport design, setting up an Inclusive Transport Evidence Centre, and co-sponsoring the world’s first accessible EV charging standard. Catherine previously worked at the NSPCC’s Scale-up Unit, and in the Innovation Team at Independent Age, an older person’s charity. A dual UK-US national, she is passionate about making transport accessible and inclusive for all people.
Stian Mathisen has been working with EV charging since 2015. He has been part of building Recharge as the largest open charging network in the Nordics and Norway. He is currently Head of Public Relations and Regulatory Affairs at Recharge, and his background is from the energy sector where he has been particularly involved with wind power. Before that he worked with EU issues at the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Stian holds an MA in Sociology.
Guido Sacchetto: Policy Officer on ‘Zero emission mobility’ in charge of the Horizon Europe co-programmed partnership “Towards zero-emission road transport (2Zero)”. European Commission – DG R&I Unit C2 “Future Urban and Mobility System”
Baerte de Brey works at Stedin, a Dutch DSO on e-mobility. Responsible for analyzing the long-term effect of electric mobility on the electricity grids, Baerte helps building a sustainable business case around this transition. This includes V2G, EV-storage and cyber security. He graduated from Leiden University in 2001 with a law degree and received a MBA from Nyenrode Business University in 2006. On behalf of Stedin, he is one of the executive board members of ElaadNL, the knowledge and innovation centre in the field of (smart) charging infrastructure. As an expert for the European Commission he sometimes reviews collective European programs concerning EV interoperability and smart charging. In his spare time he is an elected member of the Provincial Council of Utrecht and vice president at Avere, the European platform for e-mobility.
Born in New York (USA) in 1981, Nicholas Magliocco is Country Manager Central and Eastern Europe at Enel X Way, the Enel Group's new company dedicated to electric mobility.
Magliocco joined the Enel Group in 2006, holding several executive positions mainly within Renewable Energies division (Enel Green Power).
He served as Head of Solar Technology Procurement from 2010 to 2016, and as Head of Energy Storage Procurement from 2019 to 2022, contributing to the development of more than 5 GW of Solar and Energy Storage projects across Africa, Europe and the Americas. From 2016 to 2019 he held the position of Chief Procurement Officer at Enel Green Power Spain.
He joined Enel X Way in 2022, with the target of developing Central and Eastern Europe Area markets, with main focus on Germany, Poland and Romania.
He graduated in Industrial Engineering from the University of Rome Tor Vergata and he is a IE Business School alumnus.
He is a keen supporter of the AC Milan football club, and he is passionate of design and contemporary art.
David, whose experience spans 13 years in the transport sector, is a Technical Director leading the transport decarbonisation team within WSP Environment & Infrastructure Solutions UK Limited. His knowledge and experience covers a breadth of mobility and electric vehicle (EV) focus areas including fleet transitions to battery electric and alternative fuels, developing EV infrastructure strategies, advising clients on the deployment operation and maintenance of charge points including installation cost calculation and utilisation modelling, first mile-last mile mobility, mini and micro mobility solutions and the deployment of mobility hubs. In a recent technical due diligence of a charge point operator on behalf of Antin Infrastructure Partners David was both the project manager and technical lead for the project, supporting Antin in their investment plan.
Group Manager Charging Infrastructure Fraunhofer Institute for Transportation and Infrastructure Systems IVI, Dresden Vehicle and Transport System Engineering Project manager in several national and international projects relating to Public Transportation (energy supply and transfer, propulsion systems for buses, trams and trains) Holder of 6 patents in the field of electrical contact systems Business or sector: Research and development
Dr. Andrew Rutgers is the founder and CEO of ChargeSim which develops software to help analyze and plan electric bus charging operations, including selecting the right chargers, smart charging and utility capacity. He has a PhD in electrical engineering, an MBA in circular economy and has applied ChargeSim to help several large transit agencies plan for fully electric bus bases.
Martin Beaumont is the CEO of Electric Green. Electric Green develop innovative wireless charging infrastructure solutions using patented CTS cabling technology. The company's approach employees a centralised power source serving multiple chargepads along a common delivery backbone and combines lowest cost per space infrastructure with a highly convenient user experience.
Martin's experience spans various industries including telecomms infrastructure with Motorola. In the last decade he has focused on scaling up technology and cleantech companies as both an investor and hands-on executive. He gained an MBA from Cranfield School of Management in 1999.
Robert began his career after completing his degree in electrical engineering. Prior to joining SBD in early 2017, he worked for Honda in Ohio for 15 years in the Product Engineering division. Highlights from his career include leading the implementation of Honda’s hybrid powertrains for North America, being chosen as a key project leader for the Acura TLX and NSX, and leading the Infotainment engineering team. Since joining SBD as a key member, he has led large projects for many OEMs and tier 1s and is currently the global Domain Principal for Electrification.
Some Recent SBD Consultancy Projects
•Competitive analysis of EV test equipment
•Development of RFQ and strategy for connected vehicle services
•Competitive analysis and strategy for EV infotainment systems
Battery Management System go-to-market strategy development
Darius Chaman Ara / Senior Account Executive / gridX
As an Account Executive, Darius is working on the growth of gridX´s core products with a focus on the DACH region. gridX is Europe´s leading smart grid scale-up that enables companies from the energy and mobility sector to build and implement new digital products on its energy IoT platform XENON. With its manufacturer-independent dynamic load management solution, gridX enables developers and operators of charging infrastructure to increase the number of chargers per site while reducing CAPEX and OPEX.
Prior to working at gridX, Darius has been part of Vattenfall´s open innovation hub, worked in several positions for IoT and SaaS startups in the energy space and has developed two own projects as an Intrapreneur and Entrepreneur in Residence.
Thalia leads ESC’s expertise and projects looking at the decarbonisation of the transport sector, energy supply for electric and hydrogen vehicles, smart charging impact and infrastructure requirements to support the uptake of Zero Emission Vehicles. She has a rich portfolio of assignments uncovering multiple learning points across e–mobility transition and other development fuels. Thalia has lead, amongst others, the modelling work for the EV Energy Taskforce
Chris is an experienced infrastructure executive, with extensive commercial, innovation and strategy experience developing projects in the energy and commodities sectors, initially with Bechtel and then with EY. He joined the Connected Kerb founders in 2018, initially to lead Product and Strategy before being appointed CEO in 2019. Connected Kerb has been recognised internationally for its leadership in innovation and sustainability, is the fastest growing public EV charging network and the 3rd largest in the UK. In 2022 it announced a major investment from Aviva Investors and is now preparing for expansion overseas.
Proven technology leader across startups, growth-stage companies and global enterprises. Background in engineering and international sales, working for the likes of IBM. Prior to Daloop, was Chief Business Officer of Veniam, an intelligent networking solution provider for connected cars and autonomous vehicles. Has successfully founded and sold startups, including Prescient Systems. She holds a degree in engineering from Texas AM University.
Alexandra has been working in the battery department of Rystad Energy based in Oslo, Norway for 1 ½ years now where she took the role of deputy product owner staying on top of the newest developments in the EV, energy storage, and the battery cell sector. Her research encompassed topics such as battery recycling, charging infrastructure, EV markets historically and prognosis, technology trends in the energy storage, battery cell as well as EV industry, and battery cell costs. She has shared the teams’ newest analyses and knowledge in multiple webinars. Alexandra has started working in the consulting department at Rystad Energy in January 2023 where she will continue to work on battery projects.
Adriana Fricke is ChargePoint's policy lead in Germany, Austria and Switzerland, working with political and regulatory stakeholders in the DACH region and the EU. She has worked for more than a decade in various fields at the intersection of politics and business, including the energy industry to diplomacy and defense policy. She speaks four languages, in addition to English and German, French and Romanian.
Christian Hahn has been Hubject’s CEO since 2015, after joining the company as Head of Business Development and Administration in 2012. Thanks to his academic background in industrial engineering with an emphasis on environmental and power technology, he has been shaping the eMobility ecosystems since its earliest days. As a consultant for energy supply businesses seeking to optimise their business processes, he contributed to projects in smart energy, intelligent networks, and smart metering. His holistic understanding of the eMobility industry and all its players across various sectors has helped him shape the Hubject ecosystem it is now. His primary focus is on strategy, investor relations and the global setup of the main company in Germany and its subsidiaries in the US and China
Leader of the McKinsey Center for Future Mobility (MCFM) electrification team with 14 colleagues globally that develop McKinsey’s outlook across passenger vehicles, commercial vehicles (etrucks, ebuses) and EV charging infrastructure. Julian helps clients in their electrification strategies, and charging infrastructure build out. Since joining McKinsey in 2015, Julian has worked mainly with automotive OEMs/suppliers and financial investors in Europe.
Alexander Schabert is Senior Director Global Bus at ChargePoint and was Co-founder and CCO at ViriCiti. ViriCiti started in 2012 with a focus on electric buses and trucks and was the market leader in the United States and Europe for public transit in North America and Europe, with thousands of buses and chargers connected to its platform. From energy management to maintenance, the ViriCiti online monitoring system provided in-depth insights tailored to each fleet’s needs. The company worked with over 150 vehicle OEMs and fleet operators across continents and aims to accelerate the adoption of electric vehicles by offering an all-in-one solution for full-electric and mixed fleets. ViriCiti was acquired by ChargePoint in August 2021 and Alex continues his work creating a data led solution for the charging of all electrically driven buses and fleet vehicles. Today, one ChargePoint account provides access to hundreds-of-thousands of places to charge in North America and Europe. Alex studied Mechanical Engineering at the University of California, Berkeley, and has a Masters of Science in Mechanical Engineering from the Technical University of Munich
Jakob Rogstadius works at the intersection of data science, systems-of-systems and electromobility in the Systems Engineering unit within RISE’s Mobility and Systems department. He holds a Ph.D. in Computer Science, a M.Sc. in Media Technology and his professional experience covers data driven research in a wide variety of industrial and academic domains, including the automotive industry.
Hiten Sonpal is an experienced asset financier and sector specialist, having amassed over 23 years industry knowledge within the banking and asset finance sector. Hiten’s vision and passion for the environment enabled him to redirect his career into green finance and, for the past 12 years, spearhead the growth of renewable lending, whilst consolidating his expertise in renewables, clean energy and zero emission mobility projects. As a result of his innovative approach, dedication and contribution to the sector Hiten was named winner of the Sustainability executive of the year in 2015 and was highly commended for the transport project of the year in 2020 at the business green awards. Hiten’s responsibilities as Head of Green Finance are to enhance MHA’s green finance offering by providing tailored lending and advisory services to enable businesses to achieve their climate change goals and reduce costs through renewable energy initiatives
Magnar Bjørk is a veteran of the Norwegian Smart Grid scene. Working for Elvia he has managed the documentation and outreach of Elvias piloting of consumer flexibility – a key technology in Elvia’s strategy for handling the high EV penetration of Norway. Mr. Bjørk is also a founding member of the IDE Smartgrid program, where Norway’s largest DSOs collaborate on these topics. Mr. Bjørk has a wide range of Utility industry experience since 1987, from planning, operations, management and organizational development over a 10 year period, including deregulations in the mid-1990s. Different management positions in Electric Utilities in this period, including three years as Chief Operating Officer. He has six years of experience from IT-industry since 1998, including management, organizational development, sales, implementation and after-market services for ERP solutions to Utility and Telecom companies nationally and internationally. Currently - 19 years, he works as owner and partner in Consulting and Equipment Supplier companies, including several startups, sales, solution design, contract management, project development , project management and consulting services to Norwegian Electric Utilities His educational background and key skills include: M.Sc Electrical Engineerint, Norges Tekniske Høgskole - Trondheim Strategy, planning, operations and maintenance - Energy Utilities System structure, regulatory regime, organization and development trends in Norwegian Energi Utilities IT-procurement processes, IT-implementations and work process improvements in Energy Utilities System integration and system Interoperability Smart Grid Architecture and Smart Grid Technology Project development, -financing and -implementation in Smart Grid-related projects
Jane has been dedicated to addressing climate change and bringing forward the energy transition for over two decades, in a variety of roles. She has previously been Head of Evidence, the Deputy Head of Science, and Head of Industrial Energy Efficiency in the Department of Energy and Climate Change. Since 2019 she has worked in the GB energy regulator Ofgem. She led the development of Ofgem’s Decarbonisation Action Plan and now leads cross cutting strategic work to ensure the regulatory regimes can meet the net zero challenges. She has also set up the Regulatory Energy Transition Accelerator to help energy regulators around the world provide more effective responses to the climate challenge.
Steffen Schaefer is Head of Future Cities and Mobility at AFRY Management Consulting.
Steffen started working on the digital side of EV charging infrastructure more than 10 years ago and drives electric since many years. With his background in computer science, he has worked on strategies and solutions for electric mobility with Charge Point Operators, Automotive companies, utilities, investors, and other market actors.
AFRY Management Consulting has a dedicated team over 500 energy experts that advises clients across all areas of the energy transition from energy generation, trading, through distribution in markets, strategies, operational efficiency, and transactions.
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AVP | MSI (Micro-Star International Co., Ltd.) | In-Person |
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ESS Marketing | Socomec | In-Person |
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CEO | Infonet Systems Integration Ltd | In-Person |
CEO | ChargeSim | In-Person |
CXO | Metergram | In-Person |
CEO | DAK-22 EOOD | In-Person |
Head of Chargepoint Infrastructure | EWII A/S | In-Person |
Head of Sales & BD - Europe | XCHARGE Europe GmbH | In-Person |
Global Segment Manager - Public Charging | ABB | Online |
Program Manager | Celanese Services Germany GmbH | Online |
Investment Director | re:cap global investors ag | In-Person |
Senior Account Executive | gridX GmbH | In-Person |
Director, Embedded Security | Irdeto Security B.V. | In-Person |
CCO | eMabler Ltd | In-Person |
Head of Emobility - Volvo Trucks UK&I | Volvo Trucks | In-Person |
Technical Account Manager | BluWave-ai | In-Person |
Service Business Developer | Yunex GmbH | Online |
Product Manager Charging | BMW AG | In-Person |
Charging Quality Expert | BMW AG | In-Person |
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Senior Balance of System Engineer | EL-Sewedy Electric | In-Person |
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Engineering & Project Management Director | EL-Sewedy Electric | In-Person |
Vice President, Origination & Execution | InfraRed Capital Partners Ltd | In-Person |
Director, Origination & Execution | InfraRed Capital Partners Ltd | In-Person |
Sales Manager | COFICAB Deutschland GmbH | In-Person |
Sr. Marketing and Business Intelligence Manager | Star Charge Europe GmbH | In-Person |
OEM Buisness Director | Star Charge Europe GmbH | In-Person |
Head of Solutions | Star Charge Europe GmbH | In-Person |
Senior Project Manager | Irdeto BV | In-Person |
CEO | Daloop | In-Person |
Country Manager Germany and Rest of Europe | Enel X Way Germany GmbH | In-Person |
Senior Expert | European Commission | Online |
Business Development Director | SBD Automotive | In-Person |
Principal | Zouk Capital | In-Person |
Business Development and Partnerships Manager | Chargetrip | In-Person |
Research Engineer | Nissan | Online |
Project manager | Metergram | In-Person |
Software Architect | Metergram | In-Person |
CTO | Daloop | Online |
Co-Founder & Chief Expansion Officer | Amina | In-Person |
COO | FleetZero | In-Person |
EV strategy Advisor | Ofgem | In-Person |
Partner | McKinsey & Company | In-Person |
Senior Consultant | FTI Consulting | In-Person |
Business Development DACH | ZOOZ Power | In-Person |
Associate Manager | Hero Motocorp Limited | In-Person |
Country Director | Last Mile Solutions/ Threeforce BV | In-Person |
Director Roaming | Last Mile Solutions/ Threeforce BV | In-Person |
CEO | Last Mile Solutions/ Threeforce BV | In-Person |
Director Connected eMobility Services | Robert Bosch GmbH | In-Person |
Head | S&TPPO | Online |
Deputy director | S&TPPO | Online |
Executive Director | Santander | In-Person |
eMobility Payment Expert | WORLDLINE Payments | In-Person |
EV Charging Service Manager | Delta-EE | In-Person |
Head of Charging Infrastructure | P3 | Online |
Head of B2B | E.ON Drive UK | In-Person |
Vehicles Policy Manager | Transport & Environment (T&E) | In-Person |
Expert EV Charging Systems | TU?V Rheinland | In-Person |
Lead Technologist – ZEV and Energy Integration | Oxfordshire County Council | Online |
Head of eMobility | BayWa r.e. Operation Services GmbH | In-Person |
Practice Manager - Transport | Energy Systems Catapult | In-Person |
Founder & CEO | FleetZero | In-Person |
Analyst, EV Charging Infrastructure | Wood Mackenzie | Online |
Technical Director | WSP | In-Person |
Managing Director | EPOS Consulting | In-Person |
Battery and Energy Storage Expert | Rystad Energy | In-Person |
CEO | Hubject GmbH | In-Person |
Head of E-mobility Infrastructure | ?EZ | In-Person |
Head of Public Relations and Regulatory Affairs | Recharge | In-Person |
CTO | Mer | In-Person |
CEO | Pelikan Mobility | In-Person |
Head of Central and Eastern Europe | Enel X Way | In-Person |
Head of Innovation | Motability | Online |
Group Leader Charging Infrastructure- Automated Charging Devices | Fraunhofer IVI | In-Person |
Chief International Officer | ElaadN | In-Person |
Policy Officer on ‘Zero emission mobility | European Commission | Online |
Technical Director, Transport Decarbonisation | WSP | In-Person |
CEO | Electric Green | In-Person |
Head of Green Finance | MHA MacIntyre Hudson (a Baker Tilly Member Firm) | In-Person |
Professor | Stralsund University | In-Person |
Senior Account Executive | gridX | In-Person |
Senior Manager, Public Policy DACH | ChargePoint | In-Person |
Senior Researcher | RISE, Mobility and Systems | In-Person |
Head of EV | SBD Automotive | In-Person |
Solution Associate Partner | McKinsey & Company | In-Person |
Chief Executive Officer | Connected Kerb | In-Person |
Senior Director for Global Bus | ChargePoint | In-Person |
Director of Tech & Innovation | Octopus Electric Vehicles | In-Person |
Deputy Director Net Zero Strategy | Ofgem | In-Person |
Sales director | Enerqo Oy Ltd | In-Person |
Director, Head of Green Mobility | Apricum – The Cleantech Advisory | In-Person |
Business Development Manager | CETIN a.s. | online |
CPO | Balkans Origin Charging Technologies | online |
Senior Engineer - Advanced Powertrain | Toyota Motor Europe | online |
EV Charging Manager | ScottishPower Energy Networks | In-Person |
Account Manager eMobility | Siemens | In-Person |
Managing Director | Greenergenic Inc. | online |
CEO | Hiven Energy | In-Person |
Head of Sales | Fortum Power and Heat Oy | In-Person |
chairman of the board | Recharge | online |
Head of Future Cities and Mobility | Afry | In-Person |
Principal | Afry | In-Person |
Senior Principal | Afry | In-Person |
CFO | Turbovolt GmbH | Online |
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The deployment charging infrastructure is the prerequisite for the spread of electric vehicles. A well-established charging network increases vehicle miles using electricity, relieves range anxiety and reduces inconvenience concerning charging process. EVs are visualized to dominate the future mobility market in the Europe. However, a robust charging infrastructure, necessary to make e-mobility a complete reality, is seen as lagging behind requirements.
The discrepancy in the development of EVs and its charging infrastructure is being recognized across Europe. V2G (vehicle to grid) applications are also evolving at a great pace. The fundamental issues being considered, thus, revolve around where to charge the EVs, who will build the charging infrastructure, and whether electricity grids or fast- or ultra-fast charging network will be ready for the envisioned EV growth.