CharIN Tuesday

CharIN Tuesday is more than a virtual e-mobility conference. It's a digital learning session addressing the hottest topics of e-mobility.

This event brings influential industry stakeholders together to exchange and collaborate on important topics as Grid Integration, EU Funding, V2G, Certification, Plug’n Charge, MCS and many more.

Find here the next dates and topics and register to be part of the series.

CharIN Tuesday EUROPE Triplet

May 10, 2022 | 12:00 - 01:15 pm (CET)

Part 1: "EV Market Challenges in Eastern Europe"

A look at how charging infrastructure throughout Europe is progressing, and what challenges exist in the creation of a true European-wide roll-out in e-mobility. With concrete focus on Eastern Europe, the discussion with industry and regulatory decision-makers will revolve around solutions to overcome the relevant barriers by looking at the whole charging eco-system from the consumer to high-power charging infrastructure.

May 17, 2022 | 03:00 - 04:15 pm (CET)

Part 2: "Quo Vadis AFIR?"

A look together with industry and regulatory decision-makers on the status of the Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Regulation (AFIR) political and regulatory discussions, identifying where compromise at political level still needs to be found, and where emphasis needs to be placed to guarantee an AFIR which facilitates market uptake and corresponds to consumer interests.

May 24, 2022 | 04:30 - 05:45 pm (CET)

Part 3: "MCS – Strategic and Political Perspectives"

The CharIN Megawatt Charging System (MCS) is in the final stages of development. A discussion with industry and regulatory decision-makers to explore the strategic and political perspectives both from a European but also international points of view in light of the need for standardized solutions and market uptake.

Join the discussion and help empowering the next level of e-mobility!

CharIN Tuesday ASIA

May 31, 2022 | 10:30 am - 12:00 pm (CET)

"Megawatt Charging for Electric & Hybrid Marine Vessels"

Marine vessels are a major contributor to CO2 emissions. When vessels enter Harbours, travel nearshore, along rivers or are berthed close to cities, they also generate a disproportionate amount of air pollutants.
To lower those emissions Electric & Hybrid Marine vessels are the way forward. For E-Vessels to become a commercially viable solution for operators, Megawatt Charging & an advanced communication protocol are a pre-requisite. Those key ingredients can offer an efficient E-Mobility eco-system that can be swiftly adopted in harbours anywhere in the world & investments in E-vessels take off.
We’ll therefore go into more detail on how the ISO 15118-20 charging standard combined with MCS can meet those requirements.

Moderator

Jacques Borremans
Managing Director CharIN Asia

Safe Marine Mobility and Trusted Communications

Jaeson Yoo
AUTOCRYPT Co., Ltd.

MegaWatt Charging of Ships as a Service – How to proceed from a shipbuilder perspective

Peter Rampen
Damen Shipyards Group

Vessel Charging – Next Steps

Jim Andriotis
Cavotec SA

Containerised batteries for Marine vessels

Syb ten Cate Hoedemaker
Maritime Battery Forum

Plugport’s strategy to build a charging infrastructure for maritime charging & what are the opportunities & challenges

Maria Bos
Plug Shore Power

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