Vehicle 2 Grid: the Solar & Electrical mobility revolution conference Amsterdam 30 & 31 March 2015.
Resourcefully and the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences were proud to host the 1st international conference with operational Vehicle 2 Grid projects. The conference focused on the added value of Electric Vehicles, Solar Energy and Smart combination of both for sustainable city development. The conference examined possibilities of the actual state of technology, innovative results and coming developments. Car manufacturers, grid operators, ICT service providers, solar energy policies, all present and willing to contribute.
Find the photo impressions and the presentations below:
DAY 1
European policy for electric vehicle- and solar integration
Mark Stiphout, European Commission DG Energy (EU)
Energy policy for the urban transition in the Netherlands
Bert Stuij, Netherlands Enterprise Agency (NL)
Switch 2 SmartGrid in Flanders
Jeroen Büscher, EnergyVille (Be)
Electric cars ready for energy transition
Francisco Carranza, New Business Development Manager Nissan Europe (FR)
Netherlands main V2G initiatives, experiments and implementation path
Petra de Boer, DNV-GL (NL)
The grid in 2025 smart & ready?
Jos Blom, Alliander (NL)
ICT, Smartphones, energy and independence
Martin Rapos, IBM Global Business Services Europe (SK)
DAY 2
The grid for sun and mobility in 2025
- Robin Berg (LomboXnet)
- Thijs Turel (Alliander)
- Paul Codani (PSA Peugeot Citroen)
- Susanne Bach (Essent)
EV or sustainable info-mobility
- Frederic Malefant (Renault-Nissan)
- Bart Sloep (Mitsubishi Corporation Automobile Europe)
- Stijn Vandael (University of Delaware)
Agenda and ICT for energy management
- Jurjen Helmus (UASA)
- Arno van Zwam (CityZen)
- Ghanim Putrus (Northumbria University)
Operational examples, lessons learned and valuable mistakes
- Peter Bach Andersen (Denmark Technical University)
- Frank Wolter (INNOZ)
- Daniel Freund (DAI-Labor)
- Nanda Piersma (UASA)
Energy rules or rules for energy: The business case challenge
- Annelies Huygen (TNO)
- Dirk Jan van Swaay (ING)
- Jacco van der Burg (Cofely)