E-Mobility Charging Infrastructure in Europe 2020
31 March - 02 April, 2020
Berlin, Germany
Workshop Day
Workshop B
8:30 am - 11:00 am
MARKET-DRIVEN BUSINESS MODELS TO SOLVE EV INFRASTRUCTURE CHARGING
Fadi Zara -
Director Electric Vehicle Development & eMobility,
FAW China
Christian Girardeau - Director Electrification, BP, United Kingdom
Ulf Schulte - Managing Director DAHC, Allego BV / GmbH / BVBA
Weare still in theearlystagesofcharginginfrastructuredevelopmentandthereisno extensive dataandexperience in ordertocreatethemost profitable businessmodelfor all partiesinvolved. Topics such asenergypriceflexibility, futuredemandandpartnershipswithlocationsare still tobeunderstoodcorrectly. In thisworkshopwe will look at theseandotherquestionsandbrainstormwaystocreate profitable businessmodelsfor OEMs, energycompanies, and CPOs.
•New structure for the energy sector: Charging infrastructure and its value chain
•What new business models are available and how utilities can adjust
•Open dialogue between OEM, utilities, and CPOs
11:00 am - 11:30 am
Morning coffee break
Workshop C
11:30 am - 2:00 pm
LEGAL AND REGULATORY ASPECTS OF CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE
Dr. Katharina Vera Boesche -
Head of the Legal Expert Group,
The Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy
Dr. Armin Gaul - Project Manager PlanGridEV, innogy
Legal and regulatory structure for E-mobility is still evolving in Europe. The goal is to create a consumer-friendly, cross-border charging infrastructure that enables seamless transition between countries and operators, while promoting a business case for the stake holders in this sector. In this workshop, we discuss the current state of the legal and regulatory landscape and assess possible future scenarios and how they will influence the E-mobility business. Some of the points discussed are:
•The status of the German calibration law
•Regulation for eRoaming and interoperability
•EU directives for green energy
•Needed policies and regulation that allow alternative energy management methods (such as peer to peer, local communities etc.)
Dr. Katharina Vera Boesche
Head of the Legal Expert GroupThe Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy
2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Networking luncheon
Workshop D
3:00 pm - 5:30 pm
PREPARING URBAN REGIONS FOR EV MASS ADOPTION
Maarten Linnenkamp -
Program Manager E-Mobility,
The Municipality of Amsterdam
Kathrine Jørgensen - Senior Consultant, The Capital Region of Denmark
With the demands for clean air and convenient mobility options, urban regions are looking towards the adoption of electric vehicles on a large scale. With this mass adoption come big requirements for the charging infrastructure. Some of the most innovative cities in Europe are already investigating this question and working on having more charging stations, more convenient charging options and new types of partnerships in the eMobility and energy delivery space. In this workshop experts from two of the European capitals will focus on discussing these topics in details. Together with the moderators you will be able to address questions such as:
•How to prepare for a large number of EVs in the city
•Dealing with power overload at peak hours
•How to enable charging for larger living communities (apartment buildings etc.).
•Deployment of an efficient public transport charging infrastructure
