Programme
Charging infrastructure in top gear
The supply of charging stations needs to be increased at a rapid pace to keep up with increasing demand. The Congress Charging Infrastructure ’24 zoomed in on this challenge, both plenary and in several breakout sessions. Topics included transport, spatial layout, technology, grid capacity and the future of EV charging.
Break-out 1:
What are the best charging locations?
LANGUAGES NL + FR + EN
When increasing the number of charging stations, municipalities must take into account laws and regulations, location, type of charger and grid capacity. What are the advantages of charging squares and where do you put a fast charger?
Break-out 2:
Faster charging and the battery of the future
LANGUAGE NL
The e-driver is increasingly demanding. How does the government encourage the purchase of EV cars and vans? How do we make charging faster? And how far are we with bi-directional charging techniques?
Break-out 3:
Challenging task for logistics
LANGUAGE NL
Carriers face the task of making their fleets more sustainable. Is the industry on track? What is needed to get the charging infrastructure for heavy vehicles off the ground? And how do we deal with low-emission zones within cities?
Break-out 4:
How do we stay ahead of grid congestion?
LANGUAGES NL + FR + EN
Increasing charging station capacity is entirely dependent on the availability of grid capacity. How do we ensure there is enough power? And how do we stay ahead of grid congestion?
Break-out 5:
Jump over thresholds on road to EV success
LANGUAGE NL
What technological developments can we expect in the upscaling of the EV market? What stumbling blocks await us? And how can the efficiency of mobile teams be increased?
Break-out 6:
The future of EV charging
LANGUAGE NL
With different technologies, our systems are getting smarter and smarter. What does the future of EV charging look like with the help of new systems and how can this contribute to laws and regulations around payment, for example?