Due to the spread of the virus COVID-19, Norwegian health authorities has decreed the cancellation of all public events with more than 500 people
the SEEV4-City closing conference is replaced by a series of three webinars taking place in April and may.
more information and registrations below
Stakeholders validation webinar
‘How to make the charging infrastructure and local electricity
grids future-proof?’
During this webinar, the participants had the opportunity to gain insights and have a say on the list of
recommendations SEEV4-City partners propose for seamless integration of smart charging and V2X concepts to boost the uptake of the clean vehicles as well as harmonisation of energy and mobility plans.
We sought inputs and validation before and during the webinar as we hope to contribute to making the charging infrastructure and associated aspects in your cities cheaper, more efficient and future-proof.
Speakers Breakthrough
15.00 – 15.05
Introduction to objectives of the webinar
Richard Kotter (Northumbria University, UK), Sabina Asanova (Polis)
Setting the scene
15.05 – 15.15
Intelligent Mobility for Energy Transition: Accelerating towards more sustainable
societies
Anna Domenech Abella, Nissan Europe “Intelligent Mobility for Energy Transition” initiative within the EIP Smart Cities
15.15 – 15.25
Benefits of smart charging infrastructure and V2X identified in the SEEV4-City project
Robert Van Den Hoed, University of Applied Sciences Amsterdam
15.25 – 15.35
Implementation & upscaling smart charging: Barriers & Drivers
Hugo Niesing, Resourcefully, CleanMobilEnergy
How to make it happen?
15.35 – 15.50
Presentation of the main SEEV4-City policy recommendations on further integration of
the urban mobility and energy plans as well as the integration of the V2X and smart
charging concepts
Richard Kotter (Northumbria University, UK), Sabina Asanova (Polis)
15.50 – 16.15
Discussion and validation of the policy recommendations
All participants
16.15 – 16.20
Break
Getting practical
16.20 – 16.30
Lessons learnt in procuring smart charging technologies
Jorden van der Hoogt (Cenex Group Netherlands)
16.30 – 17.00
Final conclusions and next steps
Richard Kotter (Northumbria University, UK), Sabina Asanova (Polis)
Speakers Breakthrough:
Richard Kotter, University of Northumbria, Newcastle, UK.
00.28.15 – Broader View from the North Sea Region Programme Perspective
Sarah Elisabeth Holsen, Project Coordinator at the Interreg North Sea Region Programme
00.32.15 – Amsterdam – Roadmap Towards a Climate Neutrality City and the Importance of Smart Grid Solutions
Art van den Giessen, Programme Manger Solar Energy, City of Amsterdam
Jaap Burger, Strategy Advisor for EV Charging, City of Amsterdam
01.13.26 – E-mobility Work and Policies in Leicester
Chris Randall, Leicester City Council
01.29.20 – Future Solutions for the Electrification of Transport: Policy Learning from Oslo
Sture Portvik, Manager of Electromobility, Agency for Urban Environment, City of Oslo
01.43.20 – The EU’s Role in Enabling V2G and Smart Charging
Jayson Dong, Policy Manager, AVERE
Moderator: Philippe Vangeel, AVERE Secretary General
Webinar
Policy learning from SEEV4-City pilots: what policies do we need for the future?
The last SEEV4-City webinar focused on regulatory and policy recommendations that will enable electromobility to be further boosted in Europe with the support of renewable energy sources and the smart and efficient use of energy infrastructures.
Webinar
Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) and Smart Charging: the future symbiosis between emission-free transport and sustainable energy infrastructure
In recent years new technologies have been developed that can help maximize the synergies between electric vehicles and local renewable energy sources.
SEEV4-City explored these opportunities in practice as part of its approach to A Smarter Electricity Grid for People, Planet & Profit: the electricity grid is used as an energy buffer, on both a daily and a seasonal scale. Across Europe investments in renewable energy production and charging infrastructure for electric vehicles are growing – it is fundamental to see how they can work together.
Speakers Breakthrough:
00.10.00 – SEEV4-City and EV4ES: The Story So Far
Prof Ghanim Putrus, Northumbria University
00.29.22 – Flexpower – Results and Learning from a Large-scale Smart Charging Pilot
Pieter Bons, Amsterdam University of Applied Science
00.55.00 – V2X in South Africa – A Reference Case for Developing Countries
Hiten Parmar, uYilo eMobility Program, South Africa
01.08.00 – Learning from Operations in Denmark from the First V2G Installations
Martin Messer Thomsen, EV test
01.20.20 – Europe’s Future City-transition: CleanMobilEnergy
Avi Ganesan, Resourcefully
01.36.20 – Smart Charging Evolution – The Way to the Island
Jan Winkler, The Mobility House
Moderator: Philippe Vangeel, AVERE Secretary General
Webinar
Insights of the project: 6 pilot projects that pave the way for smart electric mobility solutions
What was the start point 5 years ago and where are we now?
The pilot projects are the demonstration point of smart electric mobility solutions.
How do we integrate renewable energy sources? The lessons learned of the approach and made choices will be shared from a point of view from SEEV4City.
Speakers Breakthrough:
00.06.00 – SEEV4 City: Start-Results-Outlook
Robert van den Hoed, Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences (AUAS).
Hugo Niesing, Resourcefully
00.27.20 – Powering the Johan Cruijf Arena with EV Batteries
Jan Winkler, The Mobility House | Amsterdam Energy ArenA
00.55.00 – V4ES: Quirks, Curiosities and Conclusions
Chris Rimmer, Cenex
01.14.30 – Leicester Operational Pilot
Chris Randall, Leicester City Council
01.29.00 – The Kortijk Operational Pilot: Assembling the Puzzle
Bert Herteleer, KU Leuven
01.42.00 – Closing remarks
Sarah Elisabeth Holsen, Project Coordinator at the Interreg North Sea Region Programme
Moderator: Philippe Vangeel, AVERE Secretary General
About the webinars and seev4-city
Smart, Clean Energy and Electric Vehicles for the City (SEEV4-City) is an innovative project funded by the EU Interreg North Sea Region Programme that just came to its conclusion. Its main objective was to demonstrate that smart electric mobility solutions that integrate renewable-energy sources encourage take-up in cities.
The project looked at different pilot solutions and elaborated case studies and best practices based upon them. For this purpose, two approaches have been identified for testing:
– Information and communication technologies can help to structure and maximize the synergies between electric vehicles and local renewable energy sources.
– A Smarter Electricity Grid for People, Planet & Profit. The electricity grid is used as energy buffer, on a daily and a seasonal scale.
Join us for the final conference to learn about the results of this project. Come to see how electromobility can be further boosted in Europe with the support of renewable energy sources and the smart and efficient use of energy infrastructures.
Discover SEEV4-City Six Pilots in Europe
“Learn all about one of the largest battery backup systems in Europe, the Johan Cruijff ArenA, and how this makes business sense”
“Find out how one of the largest charging plazas, with 100+ chargers, operates – the VULKAN district in oslo”
“Discover the practical implications of operating a smart charging scheme on 500+ public chargers as it’s done in the city of Amsterdam”
Join us for the final webinars of SEEV4-City to learn
about how e-mobility can be boosted in Europe with V2G.
