E-Mobility & Smart Buildings Conference

Date: Venue:	3 March 2017 Stadthalle, Pollheimerstrasse 1, 4600 Wels/Austria	Programme WSED 2017 (pdf)
Conference fee:	100 Euro for the E-Mobility & Smart Buildings Conference Participation in this conference is also included in the fee of the European Energy Efficiency Conference and the European Nearly Zero Energy Buildings Conference. The fee includes an entrance ticket to the tradeshow and conference documentation. All fees plus 10 % VAT.
Conference languages:	English, German
Organisation and conference office:	OÖ Energiesparverband Landstrasse 45, 4020 Linz, Austria Tel. +43/732/7720-14386 office [AT] esv.or [DOT] at
Market overview • Building integration • energy management, storage and charging solutions • Best practice examples

PROGRAMME

Friday, 3 March 2017

08.45 Towards renewable e-mobility

Opening & welcome
Gerhard Dell, OÖ Energiesparverband, Austria
The mobile disruption: How e-mobility changes our society
Roel Swierenga, Hansa Green Tours, The Netherlands
Vehicle technologies: status quo and perspectives
Matthias Busse, Fraunhofer-IFAM, Germany
How green and cost efficient are electric vehicles?
Joeri van Mierlo, Vrije Universiteit Brussel/MOBI, Belgium
Lessons from the world leading e-mobility market
Tormod Bergheim, Norsk elbilforening, Norway

Building, living and charging

New building standards by using elctric vehicles?
Stefan Lösch, AktivPlus, Germany
Vehicles to buildings: electric cars as storage systems
Cristina Corchero, Catalonia Institut for Research, Spain
24 hours of sun
Martin Hackl, Fronius International, Austria
Commercial buildings: optimising renewables, e-mobility and storage
Juan Fraga, Wynnertech, Spain
Experience from 25,000 charging stations
Gerhard Wimmer, KEBA, Austria

13.00 End of the conference

13.30 - 18.00 Site Visit Nearly Zero Energy Buildings

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The European Energy Efficiency Conference is organised as part of the IEE-project "Energy Efficiency Watch 3" (EEW3) which aims to support EU energy efficiency policies. The project is supported by the Intelligent Energy Europe Programme.

More information on the Energy Efficiency Watch project:
www.energy-efficiency-watch.org

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