Recording of Wednesday, June 19, 2024 | The smarter E Europe Exhibition Program 2024 | Exhibition Program | Language: Deutsch | Duration: 8:10 .

Titel: Dynamische Tarife und Smart Charging: Kostengünstige und nachhaltige Mobilität durch intelligentes Energiemanagement

The speaker is discussing the concept of dynamic tariffs in the context of smart charging for electric vehicles. He represents The Mobility House, a company dedicated to achieving zero emissions at zero cost—a challenging but intriguing goal. Dynamic tariffs are crucial in realizing this objective as they allow for cost-effective energy management. To illustrate the potential and scale involved, he provides examples: The Allianz Arena in Munich consumes about 8.5 GWh annually, while Amsterdam's public transport system with its 100 electric buses uses around 9 GWh per year—equivalent to managing a "moving Allianz Arena." Dynamic pricing involves significant price fluctuations throughout the day and across seasons. For example, electricity prices can vary considerably within a single day based on demand patterns observed from power exchange screenshots. Effective timing is essential when dealing with such large energy quantities; understanding these dynamics enables more efficient and cheaper charging strategies. This highlights the importance of integrating dynamic tariff models into sustainable mobility solutions to optimize costs effectively over time.

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Talk of session: Mobility Management in Transition: Electromobility as the Key to Success (in German)

This session sheds light on how the electrification of fleet vehicles transforms fleet management. Led by NOW GmbH, experts will discuss key aspects and necessary steps for electrification, the role of electrified fleets in the rapid development of the e-mobility market and practical solutions for managing electric fleets. Topics include the efficient use of charge management systems, smart charging based on dynamic tariffs and their success stories as well as the future potential of sustainable charge management. The discussion will cover legal aspects, including direct payment systems, while considering German calibration law and AFIR requirements. Fleet managers, decision makers in companies looking to switch to electric vehicles and those interested in the latest developments and legal framework in the area of electric fleet management will find this session particularly exciting.

Further Talks of this session:

Welcome by the Moderator

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Role of Electrified Fleets in the Market Ramp-up of Electromobility

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Electrification of Company Fleets Made Easy - Case Study With Siemens Real Estate

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Future Proof Charging Management for C&I

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Ad-hoc Payment Systems in the Light of German Calibration Law and AFIR Requirements (A Practice-Oriented Approach)

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