Workshop on legal regulations in electromobility

Electromobility, until recently considered to be distant fantasy, knocks more and more boldly on the door of our everyday life. Along with dynamic development of this automotive sector, new challenges and challenges are emerging opportunities that change the way we think about transport. How he draws the near future of electromobility in Poland? What legal changes us and what benefits can they bring?

The Science and Technology Park invites companies, individuals local governments and individuals to participate in the training "Electromobility – New Legal Regulations", which will help answer the above questions and prepare the upcoming changes. The workshop will take place on June 12 at 11.00-14.00 in the PNT, 5 Podmiejska Street in Ełk.

Event Agenda

1. Introduction to New Mobility

• Market vehicles in Poland and in the world: Analysis of the current situation and trends on the market electric vehicles.
• Specifics electric vehicles: An overview of the technologies and the differences from the traditional combustion vehicles.

2. Legal Aspects of Electromobility – Current State and Planned Changes

• The Act on Electromobility: Obligations of municipalities and companies in relation to the new regulations.
• AFIR: Overview the EU Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Directives.
• Purpose Climate Neutrality by 2050: An overview of strategies and steps to achieve a achieve climate neutrality.

3. EV Charging Infrastructure

• Types charging stations: Overview of available technologies and station types Loading.
• Models infrastructure development: Strategies for implementing and developing networks charging of electric vehicles.

4. Forecasts Market Development

Analysis future of the electric vehicle market, the projections for the growth and adaptation of new technologies.

5. Zones Clean Transportation Step by Step

• What is Clean Transport Zone?: Definition and Meaning of Clean Transport Zones Transport.
• Base Legal: Legal regulations and rules for creating zones clean transport.
• Existing Polish experience: Examples of implementation and effects of clean zones transport in Poland.

Speakers

• John Wiśniewski – Director of the Centre for Research and Analysis and member of the PSNM Audit Committee. Expert in the field of alternative fuels, author numerous reports and publications, attorney-at-law.
• Agata Wiśniewska Mazur – Deputy Director for Development, PSNM. Project coordinator and head of postgraduate studies "New Mobility".
• Albert Kania – Senior New Mobility Manager, PSNM. Coordinator of research and pilot projects related to zero-emission transport, lecturer at leading Polish Universities.
• Kamil Babiński – President of the Management Board of Avitron Polska and Member Management Board of ChargeIn Holding. Electromobility expert, author of many scientific publications, member of PSNM.

Number places are limited and registration is required.