Agenda - Green eMotion Project

External Stakeholder Forum Workshop Agenda
Electromobility Market Place and other ICT Services
27th & 28th November, 2012, Ehningen, Germany.
AGENDA DAY 1 - TUESDAY 27 th NOVEMBER 2012
9:30 REGISTRATION & WELCOME COFFEE
PLENARY SESSION 1
Moderator: Dr. Ebrahim Mirshamsi
Welcome speech and importance of Green eMotion for IBM
Gerhard Baum, Vice President Automotive – Europe IOT & GM Member IBM Industry
Academy.
Agenda of the Meeting & House Keeping
Dr. Ebrahim Mirshamsi, ALSTOM Grid.
Green eMotion Project Status
Dr. Heike Barlag, Green eMotion Project Coordinator, SIEMENS.
10:00-11:05
Synopsis: The project has been running for more than one and a half years now and is
well on track. We have achieved four milestones, and finalised twenty one Deliverables.
See what's behind milestones as results of standardisation, ICT developments, policies
& regulations , as well as grid and charging infrastructure.
Green eMotion – External Stakeholders Perspective
Carlo Mol, Co–Chair Green eMotion Stakeholder Forum, FLEMISH LIVING LAB
ELECTRIC VEHICLES.
Synopsis: External stakeholders can play an important role in improving the impact of
European projects by exchanging information and experience with the project
consortium. Within the Stakeholder Forum, the external stakeholders can influence the
project end results, and can help to accelerate the mass deployment of EVs in Europe.
eMobility ICT Interoperability Interest Group
Silvio Weeren, Executive Staff - Technical Relations Electromobility, IBM.
Synopsis: An open interest group of (currently twenty three) significant players in the
global Electric Vehicles market has been established to promote cross-sector ICT
Standards and Interoperability for EV services. The Letter of Interest with participating
companies, the overall roadmap, and a summary of the work items of the six working
groups will be presented.
11:05-11:35 COFFEE & NETWORKING

PLENARY SESSION 2
Moderator: Dr. Ebrahim Mirshamsi
11:35-12:35
MOBI.E: Experience with Interoperable e-Mobility
Luis Reis, Director for Mobility at INTELI / MOBI.E.
Synopsis: Presentation of experience with MOBI.E electric mobility systems, running a
full interoperable framework in Portugal since June 2010. Discussion on future
challenges using the example of MOBI. E Europe R&D project.
E-Clearing, SmartLab Germany
Christian Pestel, Senior IT Manager, SMARTLAB Innovationsgesellschaft mbH.
11:35-12:35
Synopsis: Plug in, charge up, drive away, no matter from where – this is the vision
behind the European initiative called ‘e-clearing.net’. The initiative was introduced by
ladenetz.de (Germany), in cooperation with e-laad.nl (Netherlands) and Blue Corner
(Belgium). It aims to facilitate authorization as well as clearing of charging transactions
at international electricity recharging stations operated by different energy providers
across municipal and national borders.
The Green eMotion Marketplace: Status and Goals
Detlef Schumann, Senior Managing Consultant Energy and Utilities & IBM Project
Manager Green eMotion, IBM.
Synopsis: By reflecting on the overall goals of Green eMotion and especially the part of
the Marketplace, this presentation will present how the process of requirement
analyses and building of a real working solution took place. The most relevant
difficulties out of the discussion will show the “real core” of development and explain
the status.
12:35–13:45 LUNCH/OPTION TO VISIT IBM AUTOMOTIVE EXHIBITION
WORKSHOPS
13:45-15:15
Workshop A
Market Place (WP3)
Moderation:
Detlef Schumann, IBM WP3 Lead.
Session A1
Interoperable ICT Reference
Architecture for GeM Marketplace
Volker Fricke, Lead Architect, IBM.
Session A2
Live Session - Development Status of
the GeM Marketplace
Andreas Herdt, IBM.
Session A3
Developer Session: How to
develop/deploy and use EV Services
of the GeM Marketplace
Workshop B
Standardization (WP7)
How to align all European
Standardization Activities in eMobility
The achievements of the Green eMotion
project towards the harmonization of
standards in eMobility. Raised issues and
needs as well as the initiatives undertaken to
tackle them will be presented. Through the
contribution of other important initiatives at
European level the workshop aims at finding
consensus on the priorities to be followed, in
order to make progress towards a common
Pan-European vision and strategy in
eMobility standardization.

Coordination by Volker Fricke with
presenters from various development
partners.
Session A1 will explain which
elements are necessary to build and
run a GeM Marketplace for B2B
business partners. It is a non- technical
explanation of building blocks in order
to get an understanding on how to
cover functional and non-functional
requirements.
Session A2 will show how the
Marketplace interface looks like from
an administrator’s point of view. We
explain, step by step, how an EV service
could be found, how a potential
business partner can get information
about the EV service interfaces, and last
but not least how a subscriber can get
connected to the Marketplace
Session A3 will provide an overview of
how developers for B2B EV Services
are able to develop, deploy and offer
business services using the GeM
Marketplace. Green eMotion partners
(SAP, Siemens and Enel) together with
IBM will provide an overview about it.
How did they develop and deploy
business services in the first release for
European-wide demonstration. This
session will also explain how the
offered EV Services are consumed,
tested and integrated by the European
demo regions (e.g. RWE, ESB) within
Green eMotion project.
Moderation:
Iva Gianinoni, RSE WP7 Lead.
Luis de Prada, CIDAUT WP7 Task Leader.
Joost Laarakkers, TNO WP7 Task Leader.
Session B1
Updating of results from the Green
eMotion WP7 activities on harmonization
of technology and standards
Iva Gianinoni, RSE.
Session B2
Present state of work of Ad Hoc group on
"Smart
Charge of Electric Vehicles" within
CEN-CENELEC mandate M468
Gilles Bernard, Development Direction,
ERDF.
Session B3
The vision of the Internet of Energy
Project on standardisation of embedded
system for eMobility
Ovidiu Vermesan, Chief Scientist, SINTEF ICT.
Session B4
Objectives of the eMobility ICT
Interoperability Interest Group and link
with Green eMotion WP7
Silvio Weeren, IBM.
Q&A and discussion.
15:15-15:45 COFFEE & NETWORKING
WORKSHOPS
Workshop C
M arket Place(WP3)
Workshop D
Demonstration Regions(WP1)
15:45-17:15 Workshop A - Repeat Value from European Electromobility
Experiences: Green eMotion Data Sharing
Mr. Manel Sanmarti, IREC’s Green eMotion P
Project Leader, Electrical Engineering Area &
bFUS Programme Manager, IREC - Catalonia
Institute for Energy Research.
Dr. Cristina Corchero

IREC's WP1 Technical Officer
Researcher at the Energy Economics Group ,
IREC - Catalonia Institute for Energy
Research.
Synopsis: The added value of integrating the
data of European electromobility
experiences is twofold: Green eMotion can
build its European-wide dissemination and
external demonstration regions can be
gradually integrated into Green eMotion
market place. In this workshop the
integration process of external
demonstration sites, the information
exchange and the technical issues will be
discussed.
18:30 DINNER BUFFET IN THE BREWERY AT BOBLINGEN
AGENDA DAY 2 - WEDNESDAY 28 th NOVEMBER 2012
8:30 REGISTRATION & WELCOME COFFEE
PLENARY SESSION 1
Moderator: Carlo Mol
How the development of a European “Eco System” for electric mobility can
accelerate the market ramp up – the OEM view
Holger Braess, M&A, Cooperation Management, Economics, Mobility and Environment,
BMW Group.
Synopsis: Europe is preparing for the mass market introduction of electric vehicles.
Major manufacturers (OEMs) have already or will bring serial vehicles into the market
by the end of 2013. Customers expect a fully usable electric vehicle for urban and
regional use, hence requiring easy and interoperable charging at public spaces and
along major roads (fast charging). Many national and regional initiatives have started
providing local solutions, however a full European approach is needed. Here the EU
funded project Green eMotion provides answers, linking innovative infrastructure
solutions and business models of the different E-mobility service providers on a
European Business-to-Business ICT market place.
9:00-10:20
Insuring the Electric Evolution: Insurance and the EV Marketplace
Monique Hesseling, Head of Personal Lines, Zurich General Insurance Marketing.
Synopsis: Overview of the role the insurance instrument can play in encouraging the
switch to electric vehicles. In-depth analysis of the advantages and risks associated with
electric vehicles from an insurance perspective. The final part will provide a description
of Zurich's global electric vehicle insurance initiative.

powerIN eVMotion - Distribution Network Operator’s Perspective on EVs
Liam O'Sullivan, Director Low Carbon London Programme, UK Power Network.
Synopsis: Distribution network operators are a fundamental part of the low carbon
transition. To enable and not be a hinder, we need to better understand the impacts of
electric vehicle charging to our networks and operations as the uptake of these new and
existing modes of transport become even more wide spread. To do that we need to get
involved and be involved: by doing, in action and demonstration to make this a reality
for our citizens.
How renewable intermittency and grid imbalance can benefit from smart EV
charging - CNR Move-in-Pure
Arnaud Cuisson, Move i n Pure Project Manager CNR.
Synopsis: Compagnie Nationale du Rhone (CNR) is the second largest electricity
producer in France relying on a mix of renewable energy resources. Move in Pure ® is
CNR’s smart recharging concept for Electric Vehicles (EV) which is designed to operate
through electricity roaming Thanks to remote management of EV battery recharging; it
eases renewable energy intermittency integration, whilst providing EV-users clearly
traceable 100% renewable electricity at attractive flexibility-based tariffs.
10:20-10:50 COFFEE & NETWORKING
PLENARY SESSION 2 & CLOSING
Moderator: Carlo Mol
Future Internet for Smart Energy (FINSENY) and E-Mobility
Jonas Fluh, Research Associate at FIR e.V. at RWTH Aachen.
10:50-12:10
Synopsis: The presentation will start with a short introduction about the background
of the project FINSENY, i.e. the program “Future Internet” of the EU-Commission.
Afterwards, the overall aims, the approach and timeline of FINSENY is explicated.
Furthermore, the e-mobility aspects of FINSENY (WP5) are explained with goals and
current state of work. Finally, a discussion about further exchange with Green Emotion
shall be encouraged.
How to get Green eMotion project results followed up sustainably
Dr. Norbert Vierheilig, Siemens AG, WP10 Dissemination.
Synopsis: What happens once Green eMotion has ended its activities and delivered the
envisaged results How to ensure the sustainability of the project activities and
achievements.
EV Interoperability and GeM efforts to promote it
Senan McGrath, Chief Technology Officer, ESB ecars.
Closing Remarks, Gerhard Baum, Vice President Automotive – Europe IOT & GM
Member IBM Industry Academy and Dr. Heike Barlag, Siemens AG, Project Coordinator
Green eMotion.
Summary of outcome of the Forum & Next Forum date, Dr. Ebrahim Mirshamsi,
ALSTOM Grid.