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This year, AVERE and EVER Monaco are joining forces to build an event dedicated to sustainable mobility and renewable energies.

 

In an ever-urbanizing world, the challenges associated with urban mobility are becoming increasingly complex. To address them and pave the way for a more sustainable future, we need innovative solutions in the realm of e-mobility and urban parking. The AVERE E-Mobility Conference 2024 aims to delve into pivotal aspects of urban mobility.

The European Union's unwavering commitment to combating climate change has ignited a transformative shift in the automotive and energy sectors. Lawmakers are shaping a new era by setting an end date for the internal combustion engine within the next decade. This visionary step paves the way for electric vehicles (EVs) to take the centre stage on European roads, heralding a cheaper, cleaner and leaner future.

AVERE, the European Association for Electromobility, wholeheartedly welcomes this commitment. It is a monumental leap toward reducing carbon emissions, improving air quality, and accelerating sustainable mobility.

While establishing a clear end date for combustion engines is a crucial milestone, it is equally vital to address the essential enablers that will empower the industry. Let’s collaboratively bridge the gap towards creating a future-proof and optimal electromobility ecosystem.

In this pivotal moment, AEC 2024 emerges as a crossroads for industry, consumers, and government to unite and elevate electromobility to the next level. AEC 2024 stands on five foundational pillars that will underpin a seamless transition to zero-emission mobility.

Each of these pillars will be explored through dynamic panel discussions, roundtables, and side events featuring prominent decision-makers, industry leaders, academics and representatives of the EV consumer community.

Besides thought-provoking discussions, AEC 2024 will offer invaluable networking sessions. These gatherings provide a platform to engage with industry pioneers, policymakers, and researchers, fostering collaboration and innovation.

We are thrilled to invite you to join us as a partner at AVERE AEC 2024. Whether as a sponsor or participant, your involvement is instrumental in shaping the future of electromobility in Europe. Together, we can accelerate the transition to zero-emission mobility and build a cheaper, cleaner and leaner future for all.

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Monaco

Since 1994, the Principality of Monaco has been pursuing an incentivizing policy for electric mobility. Initially, it began as a subsidy primarily targeting electric vehicles registered under company names. Subsequently, it was expanded to include private individuals in 2002 and hybrid vehicles in 2004. In 2003, Monaco had very few electric or hybrid vehicles, but data from that period is not available. However, 20 years later, significant progress has been made.

In 2006, in continuation of this event, through the recently created MC2D association, Monaco organized the EVER Forum on electric vehicles, clean mobility, energy efficiency, and renewable energies.

Furthermore, a working group was established in parallel to meet 2-3 times a year to discuss the subject with various stakeholders in mobility in the Principality, including public authorities, civil society, and operators.

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Topics of Conference

E-Mobility
in the Urban Context

Cities
and Municipalities : Parking VS Residential Parking

City
Logistics

Battery Sector Collaboration
and Investments

The EV
value chain

Program

08:30 - 09:30 Registration Opening 
09:30 - 10:30 Opening AEC2024
10:30 - 12:00

Plenary Session :
Financing the transition - opportunities for an EU IRA ?

12:00 - 13:00 Lunch Break

 

13:00 - 14:30   

Plenary Sessions :
How to make e-mobility a European success ? 

14:30 - 15:30 Plenary Sessions  :
Electrifying road transport in an urban context 
15:30 - 16:00 Coffee Break
16:00 - 17:00 Plenary Sessions :
Providing flexibility - a chicken and egg problem ? 
17:00 - 17:30 Closing Remarks Day 1
17:30 - 19:00 Opening Ceremony European Strat-up Prize 
18:30 - 21:00 Networking Reception

08:30 - 09:00 Registration Opening 
09:00 - 10:30 Plenary Sessions :
Making EVs affordable - boosting the second-hand market ? 
10:30 - 11:00 Coffee Break
11:00 - 12:30 Plenary Sessions :
Creating Circular Vehicles and Batteries : Roadblocks Ahead ? 
12:30 - 13:30 Lunch Break
13:30 - 14:30 Closing AEC2024

What to expect this year

This 2024 edition is including many new features.


EVER

EVER Monaco is an exhibition where discovery and exchange take place. Visitors with varying profiles, from the curious to the expert, and including investors seeking interaction with entrepreneurs, converge at the event. It also serves as a vehicle for bra nd recognition, with EVER Monaco ensuring the spotlight on the showcased products.

Ride&Drive

EVER Monaco serves as a platform for exhibition and exchange. In addition to numerous expert led panel discussions open to all attendees, there's an opportunity to experience the latest offerings from manufacturers through the Ride & Drive area. Visitors c an explore and test drive, free of charge, all the showcased models on the streets of the Principality, providing a unique opportunity for exhibitors to connect with clients and prospects, starting from a symbolic location in the Principality.

Riviera Electric Challenge

2024 will mark the 10th anniversary of the Riviera Electric Challenge! The objective of this event is to showcase electric vehicles in the context of a competition aimed at promoting sustainable mobility and encouraging a transition towards a decarbonized economy. This event is co organized by the city of Cagnes sur Mer and EVER.

Exhibition segments

Electric cars 

Commercial vehicles 

Charging infrastructure

EV battery

Financial services

Consulting 

Trade associations 

City infrastructure

Supply chain

Fleet management 

Energy

IT solutions 

Tier 1 supplier

Policy

Parking 

Host partners

Gold partners

Silver partners

Bronze partners

Institutional and Public partners

Industrial partners

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AEC 2024


AEC 2023


AEC 2022 / EVS35


Practical information


Accommodation

You will be offered a selection of hotels at preferential rates, so that you can book your own accommodation. In order to benefit from the best negotiated rates, and due to a high demand during the Conference period, we recommend you to book your stay as soon as possible directly below.

Venue

The Grimaldi Forum
10 av. Princesse Grace, 98000, Monaco


icone avion 40 minutes from Nice Côte d’Azur Airport

icone avion 6 minutes by car from Monaco-monte-Carlo Train Station


Attractive discounts, up to -15%, on a wide range of public fares on all AIR FRANCE, KLM and their code-shared flights worldwide.

Event: AEC 2024
ID Code: 40910AF
Travel Valid Period: November 6, 2024 to November 21, 2024
Event Location: Nice

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Electrifying road transport in an urban context

In partnership with :   KEYSIGHT

Urban areas present unique challenges for electrification, particularly concerning the adoption of electric buses, microcars, and shared mobility solutions. This session will explore the technological, infrastructural, and regulatory hurdles that cities face in transitioning their transportation systems towards electrification. Key topics include the scalability of electric bus fleets, charging infrastructure deployment, grid integration challenges, and the impact on urban planning and public space allocation. Experts from city governments, transportation authorities, automotive manufacturers, infrastructure providers, and research institutions will engage in discussions on innovative solutions and best practices. They will examine case studies, policy frameworks, and technological advancements aimed at accelerating the electrification of road transport in urban environments. Join us to explore how electrification can contribute to cleaner air, reduced noise pollution, and enhanced urban mobility, while navigating the practical challenges of implementation in diverse urban landscapes.

 

Speakers :

  • Francesco Naso, Motus-E (Moderator)
  • Wolfram Sparber, Eurac
  • Wolfgang Kalthoff, Keysight 

Financing the transition - opportunities for an EU IRA ?

This panel will explore strategies aimed at enhancing the European Union's competitiveness on the global stage, particularly in the context of industrial transformation and sustainability. Discussions will focus on identifying key financing tools necessary to support this transition effectively. Panelists, comprising industry leaders, and financial experts, will delve into the critical factors that could elevate the EU's competitive edge relative to other global regions. Topics will include innovative financing mechanisms, regulatory frameworks, and collaborative initiatives aimed at fostering sustainable growth and technological leadership within European industries. Don't miss this insightful dialogue on shaping the future of Europe's industrial landscape through strategic financing and policy measures.

Speakers :

  • Julia Poliscanova, T&E
  • Kinga Timaru-Kast, RECHARGE
  • Carla Detrieux, Volta Trucks 

How to make e-mobility a European industrial success?

This session will delve into the economic opportunities and potential for Europe within the burgeoning electric mobility sector. As the global automotive landscape shifts towards electrification, Europe has the chance to establish itself as a leader in e-mobility innovation, manufacturing, and infrastructure development. Participants will explore the strategic advantages that could catapult Europe to the forefront of this industry, including advancements in technology, sustainable manufacturing practices, and collaborative research initiatives. The discussion will also address challenges and barriers that must be overcome to fully realize Europe's e-mobility potential. Join industry leaders, policymakers, and experts as they assess the economic impact and future prospects of e-mobility in Europe, charting a course towards sustainable growth and global competitiveness.

Speakers : 

  • Chris Heron, AVERE (Moderator)
  • Lucie Mattera, ChargeUp Europe
  • Patrik Krizansky, Slovak Electric Vehicle Association 
  • Stefano Terranova, Atlante 

Providing flexibility - a chicken and egg problem?

This panel will delve into the critical role of flexibility services within the e-mobility ecosystem, focusing on smart charging and bidirectional charging technologies. As electric vehicles (EVs) become more integrated into the grid, they offer substantial potential to provide flexibility in energy supply and demand. However, the deployment of smart charging infrastructure and bidirectional capabilities faces challenges such as regulatory frameworks, technical standards, and market incentives. Panelists, comprising experts from utility companies, technology firms, and research institutions, will discuss the importance of flexibility services in optimizing grid management, enhancing energy efficiency, and supporting renewable energy integration. They will explore innovative approaches and collaborative efforts needed to overcome barriers and unlock the full potential of smart and bidirectional charging solutions. Join us as we examine the opportunities and challenges in providing flexibility through e-mobility, aiming to establish a sustainable and resilient energy future.

Speakers :

  • Ellen Hiep, Dutch EV drivers association
  • Karima Boukir, ENEDIS 
  • Robin Berg, We Drive Solar 
  • Julie Hildermaier, The Regulatory Assistance Project

Making EVs affordable - boosting the second-hand market?

Explore the potential of the second-hand market in making electric vehicles (EVs) more affordable in our session "Making EVs Affordable: Boosting the Second-Hand Market." This panel discussion will focus on what is needed for second-hand EVs to become an attractive option for consumers. Experts will delve into market trends, highlighting the growing demand for used EVs and the factors influencing their resale value. The session will also examine potential solutions and strategies to enhance the appeal and affordability of second-hand EVs, with insights from fleet operators who are key players in this market. Join us to discover how the second-hand EV market can play a pivotal role in accelerating the adoption of electric vehicles and making sustainable transportation accessible to a broader audience.

Speakers :

  • Ellen Hiep, Dutch EV drivers association (Moderator)
  • Christian Peter, ElektroMobiliyClub Austria
  • Jean-Rémi Thomas, Indicata
  • Clément Molizon, AVERE France
  • Erwan Coutelette, DEKRA 

Creating Circular Vehicles and Batteries: Roadblocks Ahead?

This panel will explore the ambitious goal of achieving circularity in the automotive and battery industries, emphasizing the economic and technical challenges that must be overcome for success. Circularity aims to minimize waste and maximize resource efficiency by designing products for durability, reuse, remanufacturing, and recycling. However, achieving this vision poses significant challenges, including technological limitations in battery recycling and the complexity of integrating recycled materials into vehicle production. Panelists, including industry leaders, researchers, and environmental experts, will discuss innovative strategies, technological advancements, and regulatory frameworks necessary to accelerate the transition towards circular vehicles and batteries. Topics will include supply chain sustainability, closed-loop systems, eco-design principles, and financial incentives for circular economy initiatives.

 

Speakers :

  • Linda Olofsson, Swedish Electromobility Center 
  • John Mortell, PlasticsEurope