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Following EC'S €570 million for charging points, Michael Keller, CTO of CharIn will address V2G & V2H challenges

2025/03/12 author: click:40

Following EC'S €570 million for charging points, Michael Keller, CTO of CharIn will address V2G & V2H challenges
May 20-21 | Munich, Germany
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The European Commission has launched an action plan to enhance the automotive sector's access to key technologies like batteries and software, allocating €1.8 billion for a secure battery supply chain. A frequent criticism is that the insufficient number of charging points hinders electric vehicle demand, so EC will allocate €570 million for charging points. To help manufacturers meet clean mobility targets for 2025, 2030, and 2035, the compliance period has been extended from one to three years, allowing them to average their performance from 2025 to 2027.

Besides the subsidies, how to encourage customers to use Electric Vehicles? V2G and V2H technologies have become crucial for charging infrastructure, allowing electric vehicles to act as energy storage units that provide power to the grid during peak demand and manage renewable energy's intermittent nature. Consumers enjoy lower electricity costs, while utilities can generate new revenue from ancillary services. However, these technologies face global challenges, including inconsistent regulations, limited interoperability between EV models and charging infrastructures, and the initial investment required.

What are electric vehicle owners' perceptions and acceptance of deployed V2G and V2H technologies? How could build collaborative efforts requirement among technology developers, regulators, and energy sector stakeholders?

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We are very honored to announce that Michael Keller, CEO, CharIN Academy GmbH; Executive Board / CTO, CharIN e.V. has confirmed to join the European EV Industry Chain Conference 2025 (EuEVIC), May 20-21, Munich, Germany as Keynote Speaker, he will make the keynote speech on “Overcoming Barriers: Solutions to V2G and V2H Technology Challenges” at the xEV Charging Sub-forum on Growth & Connectivity.

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Agenda at a Glance
Day ONE - Tue, 20th May Main Forum: EV Engagement and Innovation
Session 1: Building a European Industry Chain for Transportation Decarbonization Initiatives Session 2: xEV R&D Status and Trends – Essential for Localization Session 3: Enhancing xEV Sales - Intelligent Systems for Consumer Engagement
Day TWO - Wed, 21st May 2 Sub Forums
xEV Battery Sub-forum: Driving Change & Cost Efficiency Session 4: Outlook for the EV Battery Industry under the EU Battery Regulation Session 5: Innovative Battery Solutions - Cheaper, Safer, and Greener Technologies Session 6: Optimizing Battery Costs - Exploring Raw Materials and Chemical Composition Session 7: Enhancing Battery Recycling - Developments, Obstacles, and Future Potential	xEV Charging Sub-forum: Growth & Connectivity Session 8: Mapping the Future - Rapid Demand & Roadmap for Charging Infrastructure Session 9: Collaboration in Infrastructure - Charging Operators, OEMs & Battery Makers Session 10 Pushing Forward - Breakthroughs in EV Charging Solutions

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Main Forum: EV Engagement and Innovation
Maria Linkova-Nijs, Executive Head of Policy and Strategy, European Automobile Manufacturers' Association (ACEA) *Confirmed* Peter Ström, Vice President, Volvo Trucks *Confirmed* Jochen Tüting, Managing Director, Europe, Chery Europe GmbH *Confirmed* Michael Gotthelf, Vice President Commercial, Elli - A Brand of the Volkswagen Group *Confirmed* Martin Cardell, Partner at EY Consulting \| Future Mobility Leader, EY *Confirmed* Marco Dargel, Partner - Autonomous Mobility, P3 *Confirmed* Tian Wang, Partner, DeepRoute.ai *Confirmed* Nils Poel, Head of Market Affairs, CLEPA - European Association of Automotive Suppliers *Confirmed* Arturo Pérez de Lucia, General Manager of Business Association for the Development and Promotion of Electric Mobility (AEDIVE), Spain and VP of AVERE *Confirmed* Michael Voll, Vice President – MAN Transport Solutions, MAN Truck & Bus SE *Confirmed* Alexander Klose, CEO, Aiways Automobile *Confirmed* Albina Iljasov, Head of Europe, XCharge Europe *Confirmed* Dennis Roman Gallus, Principal, Senior Project Manager, Advanced Technology Center, Roland Berger GmbH Confirmed Dennis Clerkefors, Senior Director - Global Accounts - Automotive - Commercial vehicle, DSV *Confirmed* Steven Van Arsdale, Senior Manager Automotive Advisory, PwC Autofacts *Confirmed*
xEV Battery Sub-forum: Driving Change & Cost Efficiency	xEV Charging Sub-forum: Growth & Connectivity
Henri-François Boedt, Senior Loan Officer – Cleantech, European Investment Bank *Confirmed* Kai Wörner, Chief Operating Officer NA/EU, ASEC Confirmed Zixi Wang, Vice President of Global Sales & Product Strategy, A123 Systems GmbH *Confirmed* Andre Gronke, Head of Global Engineering, Farasis Energy *Confirmed* Roberto Diesel, Vice President Energy System and Drivetrain, EDAG Group *Confirmed* Maxime Castes, Environment, Health and Safety Manager, EUROBAT - Association of European Automotive and Industrial Battery Manufacturers *Confirmed* Sulabh Dhingra, Technical Specialist, Powertrain Test Methodology and Automation, Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) *Confirmed* Simon Voss, Managing Director E-Mobility Lab, RWTH Aachen University *Confirmed* Florian Haacke, Partner, Upstream Battery Practice Lead, Apricum – The Cleantech Advisory *Confirmed* Markus Hackmann, Managing Director, P3 Confirmed Eyal Li, Associate Researcher, International Council on Clean Transportation (ICCT) *Confirmed*	Pedro Gomes, Clean Vehicles & Air Quality Cluster Lead, POLIS *Confirmed* Michael Keller, CEO, CharIN Academy GmbH; Executive Board / CTO, CharIN e.V. *Confirmed* Simon Marshall, Director, World Energy Council *Confirmed* Yu LIAO, Head of Power Operation, NIO Deutschland *Confirmed* Petra Sundström, Managing Director, Traton Charging Solutions, TRATON Group *Confirmed* Otto Loserth, Director Public Charging Solutions, Mer *Confirmed* Peter Ziegler, Manager Charging Components, Daimler Truck *Confirmed* Christian Hahn, CEO, Hubject GmbH *Confirmed* Dr. Meta Kessler, Director Corporate Strategy, Ionity *Confirmed* Dirk Kreienborg, EV Business Unit Lead, APCOA Parking *Confirmed* Jan-Niklas Ellerich, Head of Business Development & Sales, ENGIE Laborelec Confirmed Alexander Boedeker，Senior Manager - Software Defined Vehicle, MHP – A Porsche Company *Confirmed* Steffen Schaefer, Senior Principal, AFRY Management Consulting *Confirmed* Alex Metz, Director, Green Mobility Practice Lead, Apricum – The Cleantech Advisory *Confirmed* Claudio Geyken, CEO & Co-Founder, RiDERgy *Confirmed*

EuEVIC2025 is the only conference offering insights into the latest xEV advancements in vehicle capabilities and R&D, innovative battery tech & cost efficiency, and charging infrastructure growth & challenges from a full industry-chain perspective. To Be ExhibitorFirst come first served：8% discount for Exhibitor & Sponsor！！The conference will gather 500+ Delegates, 80+ Speakers, 200+ Buyers, 350+ Companies, Battery & Charging Sub-forums, 40+ Exhibitors, 60+ Medias. So don't wait too long.

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