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URBAN E-MOBILITY FORUM

Conference and gala awards for the urban e-mobility leaders

Pomeranian Science and Technology Park in Gdynia 14-15 November 2019

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Conference and gala awards for the urban e-mobility leaders

URBAN E-MOBILITY FORUM aims to help all sides of the e-transformation process to find better and more effective solutions to implement e-mobility in cities across Poland. The event will bring together city authorities, businesses and European experts in e-mobility to share knowledge, experiences and case studies.

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What is the URBAN E-MOBILITY FORUM for?

• To promote and popularize e-mobility and zero-emission transport in cities
• To promote cities and regions that implement zero-emission transport solutions
• To promote best practice, technologies and ways of implementing

e-mobility solutions at the local level

• To create a platform for the exchange of knowledge and experience

between cities, and between cities and business

• To foster cooperation between event participants

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How do we differ from other e-mobility events?

• Interactive and truly international

– workshops and seminars giving the opportunity to gain practical knowledge – presentations of case studies and proven solutions – access to experts from Poland and abroad, including via our partnership with the Netherlands, the European leader of e-mobility

• A bilingual event enabling Polish city and municipal leaders to access foreign experts,

and enabling international participants to reach local e-mobility leaders

• An intimate nature that enables real networking and sharing
• f knowledge and experiences (100 - 120 participants)
• Integration of administration, science and business

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Delegates

• Local authorities from Poland and other European countries
• Representatives of transport, courier and other companies with a car fleet
• Representatives of the automotive sector
• Representatives of e-mobility technology companies
• Special guests, including representatives of Dutch cities and companies

who will share their experiences in the field of electromobility

• Experts from the European Commission
• Decision-makers in

law and finance

• Real estate developers

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Agenda: day 1 / 14 November 2019

12.00 Registration & networking lunch 13.00

Welcome addresses

– Wojciech Szczurek, Prezydent Gdyni – Marcin Korolec, Prezes Fundacji Promocji Pojazdów Elektrycznych 13:20

KEYNOTE1: Peter Vesterbacka, visionary and serial entrepreneur

Peter Vesterbacka is a seasoned entrepreneur and investor. Now he's taking on another challenge – electric mobility. What does the future hold for mobility and how can we clean up transport systems in cities?

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Agenda: day 1 / 14 November 2019

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KEYNOTE2: Elżbieta Bieńkowska, European Commissioner for Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship and SMEs

Elżbieta Bieńkowska managed to push through incredibly ambitious European legislation that forces the automotive industry to clean up their act and strict CO2 emission targets will revolutionise the industry. 14:00

PANEL: Electric? Old news. We are already doing it

How can cities switch to zero-emission transport? It can be done and there are many very good examples in Europe. The session will showcase some of them including the prominent case of Amsterdam. – Gerard Hellburg, Program manager Zero Emission Mobility, Amsterdam (invited) – Thomas Willson, Eurocities, Mobility Policy Advisor & Project Coordinator (invited) – Michael Warner, SaaS Business Manager, Fortum (invited) – Moderated by Krzysztof Bolesta, FPPE

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Agenda: day 1 / 14 November 2019

14.40 Networking coffee break 15.00

CASE STUDY: Jaworzno in a zero emission avanguarde

– Paweł Silbert, President of Jaworzno 15:15

CASE STUDY: Allego: How to deploy smart charging infrastructure

Allego is a company with vast experience in providing charging solutions. Buses and cars, parking lots and shopping malls, everything should have a tailor-made solution. How should we approach charging infrastructure development and which technologies will spread in smart cities? – Erik Koppe, Project Manager, Allego

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Agenda: day 1 / 14 November 2019

15:30

PANEL: Keeping transport emissions in check

In Poland, transport is responsible for 16% of the total carbon emissions. How do we approach this problem and reduce emissions without alienating the public? Are there proven measures that can be implemented and do the low emission zones work and will we see them in Poland anytime soon? – Katarzyna Gruszecka-Spychała, Deputy mayor of Gdynia – Bartosz Piłat, Krakowski Alarm Smogowy - bio – Rzeszów representative – Warsaw representative – Moderated by Agata Rzędowska, WysokieNapiecie.pl 16:10 coffee break

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Agenda: day 1 / 14 November 2019

16:30

BREAKOUT SESSIONS Session 1: Charging infrastructure in buildings

95% of charging sessions take place at home or at work. In Poland the knowledge of the infrastructure needs resulting from this is very limited. For a massive deployment of electric transport in cities you need to make sure that company cars and individual transport can be charged during office hours. Are the developers ready to deliver the required solutions? How make office buildings ready for e-mobility?

Session 2: Thinking smart about charging infrastructure (ALLEGO)

Deep dive into smart charging infrastructure design building on Allego’s keynote. How to approach charging infrastructure planning and development? How to co-operate between public and private sectors? Which technologies will spread in smart cities? Can investment in charging be future proof? How to make sure cities get their value for money?] 17.00 End of Conference Day 1

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Agenda: day 1 / 14 November 2019

19:00

GALA DINNER and award ceremony – Polityka Insight presents ranking: Urban E-mobility Leaders

Polityka Insight will present their first-ever ranking of cities that are most open to electric mobility. The ranking evaluates 50 biggest Polish cities and factors in such data as the share of the electric fleet in public transport, measures imposed locally to promote e-mobility and investment in charging infrastructure.

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Agenda: day 2 / 15 November 2019

08.30 Welcome coffee & registration 09.00

KEYNOTE1: Building the e-mobility ecosystem in Poland

• Krzysztof Senger, CEO of PAIH

09.15 KEYNOTE2: The future of clean buses, Dario Dubolino, European Commission 09.30

PANEL: Financing the green shift in transport

– Representative of CUPT (Center for EU Transport Projects) – EBI Representative (invited) – LeasePlan Representative (invited) – FNT Representative (invited) – Moderated by Richard Stephens

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Agenda: day 2 / 15 November 2019

10.10 Coffee break 10.30

BREAKOUT SESSIONS: Session 1: How to procure zero emission transport solutions (CUPT) - Workshop Session 2: Are there any zero emission fuels? How to future proof your transport (T&E)

12.00 CASE STUDY: Michał Maćkowiak, RAFAKO - Cleaning school buses with city authorities 12.20 PANEL: Mastering the art of private-public co-operation 13.00 CLOSING keynote speech : Learning by doing - case study 13:15 NETWORKING LUNCH

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Conference hosts

Marcin Korolec

Electric Vehicles Promotion Foundation

Richard Stephens

Poland Today

Krzysztof Bolesta

Electric Vehicles Promotion Foundation

Joanna Schuhholz

Poland Today

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Peter Vesterbacka

visionary and serial entrepreneur

Keynote speakers

Peter Vesterbacka is recognized as a pre-eminent entrepreneur and visionary from the Nordic region. He was the Mighty Eagle at Rovio, the creators of the world-beating Angry Birds franchise – one of the most significant brands and startups to come out of Finland and the Nordics. He is also a co-founder of Slush, the leading startup event that has grown into the largest single gathering of startups and entrepreneurs in the world in just a few years. Recently, along with spreading the Slush movement across China, he has focused on developing the world's longest subsea tunnel connecting Finland and Estonia with an artificial island that will become a midway station and is designed to be a model of self-

• sustainability. The Finest Bay Area Development project, once completed, will

become a center of gravity for startups and talent globally. He is also marketing and brand advisor to the Estonian startup Nobe, new electric car company.

At the URBAN E-MOBILITY FORUM he will talk about the bigger e-mobility picture, self-sustainability and the Finnish MaaS concept (Mobility as a Service) that aims to bring every kind of transport together into a seamless mobile experience.

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Elżbieta Bieńkowska

European Commissioner for Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship and SMEs

Keynote speakers

Elżbieta Bieńkowska is the European Commissioner for Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship and SMEs (2014-present). Previously she was the Polish Deputy Prime Minister and Minister

• f Infrastructure and Development (2013-2014). Her responsibilities

include: – Renewing the strategy for completing the single market for goods and services, including extending the list of products to be recognised in all EU countries and eliminating remaining obstacles. – Maintaining and reinforcing a strong and high-performing industrial base for our internal market, by stimulating investment in new technologies, improving the business environment and easing access to markets and to finance. – Identifying new sources for high-value jobs and growth, in industry and services with a focus on start-ups. – EU SME Envoy

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Krzysztof Senger PhD

Member of the Board The Polish Investment and Trade Agency PAIH

Keynote speakers

Polish Investment and Trade Agency supports both the foreign expansion of Polish business and the inflow of FDI into Poland. PAIH provides comprehensive investor support at each stage of the project. Arrange study tours for companies interested in Poland as well as on-the-spot visits for investors with specific business plans. Offers strategic advisory in the selection of investment locations and provide reviews of macroeconomic and microeconomic factors and cost drivers at each location. Assists investors in the development and implementation

• f the timetable of investment projects. PAIH helps to establish business relations

and prepare a tailored selection of potential Polish suppliers and contractors necessary to implement the project in the optimum way.

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Electric Vehicles Promotion Foundation (FPPE) is an NGO established to fight for the swift electrification of transport. FPPE works with central and local administrations and business. The Foundation provides general and tailor-made knowledge, regulatory advocacy and business contacts to companies willing to undertake e-mobility projects and contacts to local communities ready to share best practice and advice from e-mobility projects they implement. The Foundation is an active member of European organisations such as: Transport & Environment, E-mobility Platform, and the Clean Bus Deployment Initiative.

About Electric Vehicles Promotion Foundation

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