Conference Agenda

The Impact of Evolving Energy Prices in Smart Charging: An Empirical Study with Data from Norway

Fabian Brockmann, Mario Guajardo

Norwegian School of Economics NHH, Norway

Business model approaches based on suitable pricing for EV charging infrastructure providers in the context of energy communities

Bernadette Fina¹, Matthias Prandtstetter¹, Lisa Prodinger², Andreas Klappacher²

¹AIT Austrian Institute of Technology GmbH, Austria; ²E-Mobilitätszentrum 4u GmbH

Evaluating and Processing the Data from a Charge Point Management System for the Development of Standard Profiles of Different Charge Point Operator Types

Hannes Newe¹, Merlin Engel¹, Hojat Zarif¹, Hans Schäfers²

¹Hamburger Energienetze GmbH, Germany; ²Hamburg University of Applied Sciences, Germany

Economic and Environmental Optimization of EV Fleets Charging under MIBEL Day-ahead Spot Prices

Maria Francisca de Sousa Almeida, Filipe Joel Soares, Filipe Tadeu Oliveira

INESCTEC, Portugal

Monte Carlo Simulation of Electric Vehicle Charging Schemes for an EV Aggregator Offering Ancillary Services Under Grid Limitations

Dita Anggraini, Mikael Amelin, Lennart Söder

KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden

A Conceptual Approach for Causal-driven Demand Response Optimization in Electric Mobility

Carlos A. M. Silva^1,2, Chad Watson¹, Ricardo J. Bessa¹

¹INESC TEC, Portugal; ²Faculty of Engineering of the University of Porto, Portugal

Open data analysis on electricity network constraints for e-mobility development

Tuomo Mutru, Ville Tikka, Otto Räisänen, Samuli Honkapuro

LUT University, Finland