Data Spaces: Data Infrastructures and Governance Frameworks in Order to Facilitate Data Sharing and Cyber Security

Recording of Wednesday, June 14, 2023 | The smarter E Europe Conference 2023 | Conference Program | Language: English | Duration: 12:58 .

Speaker

Hannes Bauer
CEO
truzzt Alliance
Germany

Talk of session: Data Availability: IOT and Cyber Security

Data is essential for the charging infrastructure to be able to reach its full potential. Communication between vehicles, stations, back-end, roaming platforms, electricity markets etc. could make this possible. In this session, some key market players will be looking at innovative ways of efficiently dealing with data streams, data owners, new data brokers and keeping data secure.

Further Talks of this session:

Autonomous Control of a DC Microgrid with a Minimum of Data Exchange

Speaker

Jos Warmerdam
Lecturer, Researcher
Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences
The Netherlands

To Talk

Data Flows in the Light of the German Charging Point Regulation

Speaker

Cédric Ludwig
Lawyer
Osborne Clarke
United Kingdom

To Talk

Q&A Session

To Talk

The Importance of Cybersecurity in Connected Charging Stations

Speaker

Alexandru Domniteanu
Automotive Cybersecurity Consultant
P3 digital services GmbH
Germany

Jozsef Farkas
Partner Energy & Software
P3 digital services GmbH
Germany

To Talk

Welcome & Introduction

Speaker

Frank Müller
Head of Capital Office, International Affairs and Founding Member
BEM / Bundesverband eMobilität e.V.
Germany

To Talk

Partners & Sponsors

Session Partner

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This session explores how digitalization is revolutionizing off-grid energy projects, enabling scalability and efficiency in underserved areas. Experts will discuss cutting-edge solutions based on the use and application of digital tools to support planning, development, and operations ultimately enhancing affordability. Attendees will gain insights into leveraging digital tools for optimized planning and project management, customer engagement, monitoring, and sustainable growth. Real-world case studies will highlight successful implementations, showcasing how technology bridges the gap between innovation and impact in energy access.

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