The 9th edition of the annual International Conference on Mobility Challenges brings together people from academia and industry to propel us to the frontier of important challenges at the interface of automotive, energy and mobility industries. We welcome speakers from multiple backgrounds (technical as well as more in the business domain) and this mix has been proven fertile soil for insights and contacts, as well as new questions and ambitions. The first day consists of a series of keynotes and roundtables, whereas the second day is research oriented with paper presentations.

Pratical information

Dates : Thursday 8th and Friday 9th of December

Place : Ecole Centrale Supélec Université Paris Saclay, Bouygues Building, 9 Rue Joliot Curie 91190 Gif-sur-Yvette

Register here to participate

Agenda

Day 1: December, 8 2022 – Expert Day

• 8h15: Welcome coffee (in front of Amphi Peugeot SC.046 in Bouygues building)
• 8h45: Conference start and intro (Amphi Peugeot SC.046 in Bouygues building)

• 9h00-10h30: Fueling sustainable mobility with alternative fuels
  • Chair: Marc Baudry (Climate Economy Chair)
  • Pierre Cayet (Toulouse Business School): Beyond the “Bottom-Up” & “Top-Down” Controversy: A Methodological Inquiry Into Hybrid Modeling Methods For Hydrogen Mobility.
  • Frédéric Lantz (IFP): Biofuels for the transportation sector in Europe: analysis of the potential development of advanced biofuels through a modeling approach.
  • Sylvain Nizou (CEA): Synthetic fuels, challenges & opportunities for a de-fossilised mobility.

• 10h30-11h00 : Break

• 11h00-12h30: Towards smart and sustainable mobility: in search of data
  • Chair: Jan Lepoutre (Armand Peugeot Chair)
  • Phil Brown (Circularise): Digital Product Passports for a Circular Economy: Why, How and What?
  • Philippe Calvez (Engie): The Energy Data Space: The Path to a European Approach for Energy.

• 12h30-14h00: Lunch (please indicate when registering)

• 14h00-15h30: Smart Charging Infrastructure – Lessons from the frontier:
  • Chair: Marc Petit (Armand Peugeot Chair)
  • Marc Olivier Metais (Vedecom – LGI CentraleSupélec): Do we need Fast charging in Urban areas?
  • Pierre Clasquin (TotalEnergies): Business model for smart charging.
  • Matthieu Lanéelle (Allegro): Fast charging development: A European vision.

• 15h30-16h00: Break

• 16h00-17h30: Assuring the affordability of electric mobility solutions
  • Chair: Maria Eugenia Sanin (Chair Energy and Prosperity)
  • Aurélien Cagnard (Metropole Rouen Normandie) and Fabienne Jougleux (Renault): Rouen-Normandie collaborates with Renault in designing solutions for affordable electric mobility.
  • Jan Lepoutre (ESSEC Business School): Citroen AMI – Internal disruption in the automotive industry.
  • Jean-Philippe Hermine (IDDRI): Implementation of low-emission-zones: electro compatibility and affordability of EV at stake.

• 17h30-18h30: Keynote Vincent Cobée (CEO Citroën) – Théâtre Rousseau in the Bouygues Building

• 20h: Dinner (please indicate when registering)

Jour 2 – December, 9 2022: Parallel research sessions

9:00 – 10:30

• Session 1: Strategies for EV smart charging
  • Chair: Marc Petit
  • Anastasia Popiolek (Stellantis/ GeePs). Smart charging services for long distance trips.
  • Reza Razi (G2ELab, aVEnir project). User-friendly smart charging algorithms for plug-in EVs
    tbd
• Session 2: Infrastructures planning methods
  • Chair: Marc Baudry
  • Alejandro Padron (U. Laguna Tenerife) : EV charging planning in Tenerife.
  • Diego Cebreros (Stellantis/ LGI/ ESSEC) & Marc-Olivier Metais (Vedecom – LGI CentraleSupélec)
  • Antonia Golab (TU Wien) Minimum-Cost Fast-Charging Infrastructure Planning for Electric Vehicles along the Austrian High-Level Road Network.

10:30 – 11:00 : break

11:00 – 12:30

• Session 3: Business models for VtoG
  • Chair: Yannick Perez
  • Diego Cebreros (Stellantis/ LGI/ ESSEC) V2G Data Ecosystem Archetypes.
  • Wale Arowolo (LGI): EV-PV joint development.
  • Magnus Ilisch (Mercedes Benz): The different approaches to standardize V2G communication.
• Session 4: Individual choices and mobility decisions
  • Chair: Jean-Pierre Ponssard (Chair Energy and Prosperity)
  • Dianzhuo Zhu (Dauphine): Impact of Fuel and Toll Price on long distance carpooling.
  • Francisco Ramos-Real (U. Laguna): Determining Factors of Consumers’ Choice of Sport Utility Vehicles in an Isolated Energy System: How Can We Contribute to the Decarbonization of the Economy?
  • Fawaz Salihou (LGI -VEDECOM): Which incentives for transitioning towards sustainable mobility solutions for long and short distance transport in Ile de France?

Lunch : 12h30-14h: Lunch (please indicate when registering)

Register here