3rd Annual Charging Infrastructure for Electric Vehicles Summit

Developing the Future of EV Mobility in Europe

21 — 22 November, 2024 Munich

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Key facts

Date: 21 — 22 November, 2024

Place: Munich

Conference Overview

Owing to the rising oil costs and increasing carbon emissions, the pursuit of clean energy sources to fulfill transportation needs has become a priority for most organizations and nations. Towards that direction, electric vehicles can help us establish a sustainable transportation ecosystem, improving fuel economy, introducing lower fuel costs, and reducing emissions and air pollution. Despite their profound benefits, EV market share is still significant low, as less than 14% of all passenger cars purchased globally are electric. Therefore, there are several issues that need to be addressed so as to ensure the widespread adoption of EV, such as robust power grid integration and capacity, vehicle autonomy, high cost of infrastructure, battery performance, scarcity of charging stations, and cybersecurity.

The 3rd Annual Charging Infrastructure for Electric Vehicles Summit plans to cover all these subjects, so join us in 2024 as we delve into the present and future of electric vehicles. EV experts from various fields will have the opportunity to network, communicate and build fruitful partnerships that the EV industry needs right now. This flagship event taking place for the 3rd time will focus on Next-Gen EV Batteries and testing systems, safety standards, grid Integration, ultrafast, smart and supercharging, wireless charging opportunities, and cybersecurity issues. Our prominent speakers will provide critical insights on technological and manufacturing innovations, and discuss how connected market ensure generation adequacy and security of supply, building a robust charging infrastructure and incentivizing consumers to purchase EVs.

Key topics

  • Charging Infrastructure Market: Update and Transformation
  • Future trends and market considerations for EV fleet conversion
  • How much chargers will the EU need & how can it bridge the gap?
  • The grid market impact of EV charging and Vehicle-to-Grid
  • Home charging for electric vehicles
  • The need for the fast public infrastructure, economics of this as well as sustainable business model for EV charging
  • Charging of commercial / logistic vehicles; and the challenges it has for charging infrastructure
  • Electric heavy-duty trucks are here to stay and what that means for the energy sector
  • DC Fast Charging, a pre-requisite for the mass transition to electric mobility
  • V2G technology to provide stability and flexibility in the electric low voltage grid – use cases and business model
  • Electric Ridesharing: Challenges and Opportunities

Who should attend

CEO, SVPs, VPs, Partners, Directors, Heads, Managers, Leaders, Advisors, Engineers, Consultants responsible for:

  • E-mobility
  • Electric Vehicles
  • E-mobility infrastructure
  • EV infrastructure
  • Charging Infrastructure
  • Smart charging
  • Charging stations
  • EV stations
  • R&D
  • Innovation
  • Strategy
  • Sustainability
  • Home/Public charging services
  • Renewable solutions
  • Ultra-fast charging
  • Supercharging
  • DC Charging
  • AC Charging
  • Vehicle projects
  • eDrive
  • Electrification
  • Clean technologies
  • Green technologies
  • Advanced mobility
  • Future networks

Event Speakers

Jordi Martorell

Director Electric Business Transformation for Europe, Middle East, Africa, India and Oceania

Nissan Motor Corporation

Dr. Yong Wang

Head of Europe Power Product Compliance & Lead Product Manager

NIO

Luisa Fernanda Riera Lamela

Head of Public Charging Sales Germany

BP Pulse

Miku Kimber

Senior Business Developer

Scania Group

Mikko Summala

Bus Fleet Director

VR Group

Frédéric Ridou

EV Charging Business Development Manager

Huawei

Tomas Chmelik

Head of Implementation and Operation of Charging Stations

ČEZ

Lukas Schäfer

Manager l Cyber Emerging Technologies

Deloitte

Mark Bloxham

Growth and Development Director

The EV Network

Simone Weiß

Associate Manager

Accenture

Lorenzo Neckermann

Head of EV-Charging & New Mobility Services

Yunex Traffic

Dr. Rubaiyat Sadat

Independent Consultant

European Commission

Gregor Knappik

Solution Architect Cybersecurity

VicOne

Peter van Zuylen

Director EV Roaming and EMSP

Last Mile Solutions

Tomoko Yamabe Blech

Managing Director

CHAdeMO Association Europe

Event location

The Conference will be taking place at Mercure Hotel Muenchen Sued Messe

Karl-Marx-Ring 87, 81735 München, Germany

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