E-Mobility Charging Infrastructure in Europe 2020
31 March - 02 April, 2020
Berlin, Germany
Kathrine Jørgensen
Senior Consultant The Capital Region of Denmark
Kathrine
Jørgensen has worked with green transport for 10 years. First in the Danish
Transport Agency with funding of green transport, a public campaign on energy
efficient driving techniques, as well as the facilitation of a municipal EV
network. Since 2013, Kathrine Jørgensen has been a Project and Program Manager
at Copenhagen Electric, the Capital Region of Denmark, where she works with
accelerating the marked uptake of electric vehicles. Focus is on partnerships
involving public authorities, companies, and private consumers aiming at
replacing fossil-fuel cars with electric cars. Kathrine is a strong
communicator and an experienced network builder
Conference Day One
Tuesday, March 31st, 2020
4:10 PM Panel Session: How to prepare urban regions for mass adoption of EVs
The future of having clean cities with fully integrated charging infrastructure, allowing anyone to own an electric car is an exciting one. Yet, in order to make that happen, many hurdles still need to be overcome. In this panel we discuss what challenges are in front of us and ideas of how to make this exciting future a reality:
•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
Workshop Day
Thursday, April 2nd, 2020
3:00 PM PREPARING URBAN REGIONS FOR EV MASS ADOPTION
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
Check out the incredible speaker line-up to see who will be joining Kathrine.
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