E-Mobility Charging Infrastructure in Europe 2020
31 March - 02 April, 2020
Berlin, Germany
Christian Girardeau
Director Electrification BP, United Kingdom
Christian is now Electrification Director with BP, after having established SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC Business in Electric Vehicle previously. He also has experience in running start-up companies in Telecom, Semi-conductors, Software and Video Analytics, both in USA and Europe with large commercial development in China and other parts of Asia / Africa. He holds an MBA in finance and strategy of the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania and a Masters in ocean engineering/ computer science from ParisTech ENSTA.
Conference Day One
Tuesday, March 31st, 2020
9:30 AM Keynote panel: E-mobility landscape, strategic collaborations and customer needs
•The electron should flow freely between countries - promoting an EU-wide “open grid system”
•A “bottom-up revolution” – changing the e-mobility landscape from the local level upwards
•Making the charging experience smooth and convenient for the end customer – unified RFID cards, access and payments. What are the customer needs and how are they changing because of EVs?
Conference Day Two
Wednesday, April 1st, 2020
9:40 AM What are the customer services blueprint that will help drive and leverage business in charging
•Delivering a valuable service to consumers and customers in the EV world is challenging as it should provide a value to the customers and the operators. What are the services customers expect in the short term and is it compatible with a sustainable and profitable business model ?
•Case studies from UK and Germany
11:50 AM Panel session: New business models for e-mobility
•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.
•How to make high power charging profitable in long term
Workshop Day
Thursday, April 2nd, 2020
8:30 AM MARKET-DRIVEN BUSINESS MODELS TO SOLVE EV INFRASTRUCTURE CHARGING
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
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