A week ago at #EUSEW2024, energy and power grid expert Charles Esser (E.DSO) conducted an insightful session featuring interviews with top European clean mobility manufacturers. The focus was on exploring net-zero energy policies aimed at enhancing the competitiveness of Europe's clean transport industries. You missed it? Here is your chance to review the discussion 🎦 🚘 The first interview with Céline Domecq (Volvo Cars) delved into the challenges and opportunities in electric vehicle (#EV) manufacturing, discussing key insights and innovations in the industry. 🔋 The second interview with Julia Altenhofer (NorthVolt) addressed the rapidly evolving field of battery manufacturing, highlighting its critical role in the clean mobility landscape. 🚅 Next, the conversation shifted to rail transport with Nicolas Erb (Alstom), examining its potential as an essential component of a sustainable transportation network. 🚴♀️ The final interview focused on e-bikes with Bertrand TISON (Decathlon), exploring their impact on both the roads and the power grid. The session concluded with remarks on aligning industrial and environmental interests, delivered by Julia Poliscanova (she/her) (T&E). *** Due to technical issues, the sound is unavailable at the beginning of the session. It resumes at 12:46. We apologize for the inconvenience and thank you for your understanding. *** https://lnkd.in/ewnwSQRR
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At #EUSEW2024, we explored groundbreaking insights from leaders in the EV, battery, train, and e-bike sectors. Their diverse priorities and innovative ideas aim to accelerate the decarbonization of transport and transport industries. One key takeaway? The united call for stable and ambitious regulations, highlighted by Julia Poliscanova (she/her): 🌍 "Industries and NGOs are united to underline the importance of stability of ambitious regulations, such as the 2035 zero emissions car target." 🔗 (Re)watch the full conference here: https://lnkd.in/e2MDk5zW #Electromobility #SustainableTransport #EV #Decarbonization #EU2035
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The #powergrid is electromobility's next frontier. 👷 As the adoption of electric vehicles (#EVs) increases, it becomes imperative to step up our efforts to achieve their seamless integration – and related charging infrastructure – into the existing power grid. While the development of electric mobility is a significant asset to a clean energy system, it nevertheless raises questions over the management of power grids and connected charging infrastructure. The Platform for Electromobility thus proposes a series of three webinars to analysis, debate and propose solution to ensure a smooth integration of electromobility into the grid. The webinar series, titled "Trilogy for the Grid", will consist of three concise sessions, each focusing on crucial aspects of the topic. The objectives of these sessions include raising awareness of challenges, provide policy solutions at EU level, and fostering discussions between stakeholders and policy makers to lead to actionable solutions. Each session will feature three expert interviews, audience Q&A sessions, and remarks from a representative of the European Commission. Episode 1 | 12th September ⚡ https://lnkd.in/giMt4ZWK "Solutions for a smooth integration of emobility into the grid" - moderated by Paul Wilczek Episode 2 | 19th September 🚚 https://lnkd.in/gurZuSZX "Solutions for grid-friendly roll-out of electric heavy duty vehicles" - @Moderated by Kim Johanna B. Kohlmeyer Episode 3 | 26th September 🔌 https://lnkd.in/gmaY6xPV "A Comprehensive Roadmap for V2X integration in Europe" - Moderated by Jayson Dong
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[Webinar 📹] Solutions for a smooth integration of emobility into the grid 🏁 Our Trilogy for the Grid is kciking off with Episode one: "Solutions for a smooth integration of emobility into the grid" When ? | Online webinar will take place on 📆 12th September ⏲️ 10am What ? | The webinar series, titled "Trilogy for the Grid", will consist of three concise sessions, each focusing on crucial aspects of the topic. The objectives of these sessions include raising awareness of challenges, provide policy solutions at EU level, and fostering discussions between stakeholders and policy makers to lead to actionable solutions. Each session will feature three expert interviews, audience Q&A sessions, and remarks from a representative of the European Commission. We invite you to join the first episode titled “Solutions for a smooth integration of emobility into the grid” to join the discussion. The episode will outline the importance of coordination and collaboration of grid stakeholders, the need for support for network operators and grid infrastructure, and suggestions for market models and standards to foster smart & flexible EV charging. Who ? | The webinar will be moderated by Paul Wilczek. Experts will include: - Pedro Gomes (POLIS Network) 🏙️ - Tzeni Varfi (E.DSO) ⚡ - Luka De Bruyckere (ECOS) 📐 Register here ➡️ https://lnkd.in/giMt4ZWK Register to other episode of this webinar series: Episode two: Solutions for grid-friendly roll-out of electric heavy duty vehicles ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gurZuSZX Episode three: A Comprehensive Roadmap for V2X Integration in Europe ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gmaY6xPV
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A few month later, the European Commission's Public Consultation is coming to an end soon. 🌇 A legislative initiative to mandate the electrification of large corporate fleets by 2030 is key to ensure the development of a #secondhand market for #EVs in Europe. Don't forget to have your say in this consultation! Deadline : 8th July.
[JUST OUT] The Public Consultation on Greening Corporate Fleet Initiative 📬 A key piece to ensure a timely and affordable transition to clean mobility. Want to join the debate? ➡️ https://lnkd.in/egDbNWjj #Haveyoursay https://lnkd.in/eF3scVJ9
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The successful deployment of V2X technology requires coherence, decisive actions, and strong political ownership at the EU level. It's crucial to ensure alignment across Member States, EU legislation, and various levels of governance. Our latest publication emphasizes the importance of coherence, actions, and political ownership in driving the future of V2X. 📘 Notably: 1️⃣ Coherence across Member States 2️⃣ Alignment across EU legislations and regulations (some like Fabian Sperka will even call for a comprehensive Bidirectional Act) 3️⃣ Coordination between levels of governance, and notably local authorities, (right Pedro Gomes?) 📝 Read the full publication here: https://lnkd.in/eJRDVapp #V2X #Electromobility #EUlegislation #SustainableTransport #EuropeanGreenDeal #SmartCharging #EnergyEfficiency #Innovation
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What are the key barriers hindering #V2X deployment? 🚧 🚗🔌 Despite the transformative potential of V2X technology, several barriers continue to impede its widespread deployment. Overcoming these regulatory, technical, and market hurdles will require concerted efforts from all stakeholders. Discover the 3 major barriers to V2X deployment in our latest publication! 📘 1️⃣ Lack of implementation of the Electricity Market Design #EMD (right, Ivan-Asen H. Ivanov?) 2️⃣ Risk of Double (or even triple Diego Garcia Carvajal) taxation 3️⃣ Uncoordinated grid requirements Addressing these challenges is crucial to unlocking the full potential of V2X and driving forward the future of electromobility. 📝 Read the publication here: https://lnkd.in/eJRDVapp
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