Welcome and Introduction

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Recording of Tuesday, June 18, 2024 | The smarter E Europe | Conference Program | Language: English | Duration: 2:03 .

Robert Fisher from SBD Automotive introduces the next session on global EV markets and charging infrastructure

Robert Fisher from SBD Automotive is chairing a session on global EV markets and charging infrastructure, covering regions like Mexico, Thailand, Canada, among others. The session promises to be engaging with numerous facts and figures despite the post-lunch timing. It features four presenters who will each deliver 15-minute presentations followed by a five-minute Q&A segment for immediate interaction. The first presenter is Francisco Quiroga, currently serving as the Mexican ambassador to Germany. He holds advanced degrees in Operations Research from the University of Auckland and Economics from Yale University. Quiroga has substantial experience in both governmental roles—such as Undersecretary of Mines—and private sector projects focusing on international investment and trade within the mining and metallurgical sectors. His involvement includes technical negotiations and application of trade rules. Attendees are encouraged to welcome Francisco Quiroga enthusiastically as he begins his presentation.

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Robert Fisher
Principal - EV
SBD Automotive Germany GmbH
Germany

Discover the latest trends in electrification in key markets around the world, with a focus on vehicle sales and charging infrastructure. Discover how high-voltage architectures are revolutionizing charging stations and vehicles, and their implications for the auto industry. Researchers will highlight global EV and charging markets and their projected growth. Join us for a series of expert-led presentations and interactive Q&A sessions.

Further Talks of this session:

Speaker

Francisco Quiroga
Ambassador
Embassy Mexico
Germany

To Talk

Speaker

Steven Van Arsdale
Autofacts Lead Analyst
PwC
Germany

To Talk

Speaker

Robert Fisher
Principal - EV
SBD Automotive Germany GmbH
Germany

To Talk

Speaker

Jeanne Buee
Research Analyst
Rho Motion
United Kingdom

To Talk

Speaker

Robert Fisher
Principal - EV
SBD Automotive Germany GmbH
Germany

To Talk

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