New Mobility Congress — CEE Event You Can’t Miss – CleanTechnica

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It takes years to build an event that attracts attendees without advertising and top speakers without invitations. It’s only taken the Polish New Mobility Association 5 years to develop such an event — The New Mobility Congress. The largest expo and industry event of this type in all of Central and Eastern Europe (CEE), it is one you should not miss if you’re even slightly interested in new mobility, batteries, climate change, and zero-emission transport in general. Visited by 3,500 experts, scientists, opinion leaders, decision-makers, entrepreneurs, engineers, and non-governmental organizations last year, it is expected to attract 5,000 visitors this year.

You may remember that last year I built a unique recording studio in my vintage camper, Opel Blitz, that is planned to be converted into electric and I interviewed some great minds speaking at the congress. It’s been 12 months since then and my Opel hasn’t changed yet . It is still using its old petrol engine (sadly) and I have changed my career path, becoming mayor of my town (happily). That means I will attend the congress as a representative of local governments more than your CleanTechnica reporter. That is not to say I will leave you dry with news from the event. Rest assured I will do my best to catch some of the speakers to ask them questions about the future of e-mobility, hydrogen, the battery production war between China and Europe, growth challenges, and more, like I did last year.

Check out the list of speakers here, and if there are a questions you would like me to ask any of them, just let me know. I am truly thrilled to be going there and to have this opportunity to discuss the latest trends, future developments, and where we stand today. I am convinced no EV industry shareholder can afford to miss the New Mobility Congress in Łódź, Poland. To whet your appetite even more, see below a short list of topics to be covered during this hot event, where CleanTechnica is one of the media partners.

Poland Drives e-Mobility including the following issues:

Legislative challenges — E-mobility White Paper
RED III — carbon credits and intelligent support programs
Ready for AFIR
EV fire safety
Clean Transport Zones — Smart Cities
Phase-out 2035
Right to plug in Poland
Charging hubs in Poland
E-roaming: how far have we come?
Human resources as the key to the development of the e-mobility market

Urban New Mobility Summit including the following issues:

Low Emission Zones
National Cycling Strategy
Sustainable urban logistics
Mobility infrastructure
Zero-emission public transport
Air quality and reducing emissions
Mobility hubs in public areas
Local leaders of global transformation
MaaS services and digital tools

eHDV Forum including the following issues:

Calstart Polish Implementation Hub
Support system for the eHDV market in Poland
Fast charging systems for heavy transport
Heavy-duty charging hubs
Value chain: service and maintenance
TCO of eHDVs
TEN-T network — the bloodstream of HDVs
The role of Big Data in eHDVs
OEMs in the electric trucks market
Electric & autonomous trucks

Battery Day powered by EBA250 including the following issues:

Economic prospects of the battery sector
Recycling and second life of batteries
Traceability
Half a year after the implementation of the European Battery Regulation
Energy Storage vs. development of the prosumer market
Solid state — when will mass implementation be achieved?
Green energy for new factories
Poland and CEE: a source of personnel in the battery sector
Safety standards, new technologies and management systems

New Mobility Industry Forum including the following issues:

5% of GDP from the e-mobility sector in 2035
Cross-sectoral R&D program for the automotive industry
Map of changes in the road transport sector in Poland until 2035
Poland as a production hub for the mobility sector
Development of public and private infrastructure
Strengthening the position of Polish transport companies in the European chain
Development of renewable energy sources and acceleration of the energy sector transformation
Providing investment financing and systemic market support