This course will help you master:

• the building blocks for a holistic EV charging infrastructure policy and regulation;     
• the business models in deploying charging infrastructure and the role innovation will play;  
• how to manage additional EV load in the power system as well as the risks and mitigation avenues for grid integration. 
• Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) applications, key enablers and how to unlock V2X potential.

Welcome class: 10 September 2pm CEST

Week 1: Role of policies and regulation for charging infrastructure deployment: 11-17 September
Live class: 18 September 2pm CEST

Week 2: Role of business models in deploying charging infrastructure: 18 – 24 September
Live class: 24 September 2pm CEST

Week 3: Managing additional EV load in the power system: 25 Sep – 1 Oct
Live class 1 Oct 2pm CEST

Week 4: Insights on V2X applications of EVs: 2-8 October
Live class 9 October 2pm CEST

Week 5: Group work (Mastery Challenges): 9-15 October
Live panels TBD

The training is developed for managers and targets professionals from the power and mobility sector including government agencies, regulatory bodies, energy companies, energy utilities, development organizations, but also academics and researchers.

Some level of prior knowledge of the electromobility and power sector would be useful to dive into the course learnings, if not a quick reading of the course text should get you acquainted.

The participants can take the course on 3 different levels:

• 1) Investigator (learning goal: to learn and understand the content)
• 2) Advocate (Investigator + discuss and debate with colleagues and field specialists)
• 3) Master (Advocate + take a mastery challenge, analyse and attempt to solve/improve a real-life case and receive feedback from the specialists of the particular case)

The amount of time required to take this course depends on the aimed course level as well as the level of expertise in the subject prior to joining the course:

• Novice to Investigator: 4-6 hours/week
• Novice to Advocate: 6-8 hours/week
• Novice to Master: 8-10 hours/week
• Expert (Advocate level understanding of the topic) to Master: 5 hours/week

• Interact with leading experts from the EV world
• Learn from a wide range of global practices via case studies
• Join live panels and forum discussions
• Dive into a dedicated course text and supporting reading materials
• Engage in group project and individual activities
• Work on an innovative online platform, supported by a dedicated facilitation team

• General fee: 500 € 
• Students (with certificate of current studies): 400 € 
• Two free seats for FSR Energy Major Donors 
• One free seat for FSR Energy Associate Donors 

 Paid registration fee is non-refundable. However, registrant substitution may be made up to 20 days before the start date of the course.