Charging network in 2025, where do we stand

In light of the results of the PNRR calls for proposals dedicated to charging stations, almost a year after the publication of the AFIR regulation and with a new EU Commission that will review the commitments and targets of the Member States, the panel aims to deepen the progress of the Italian charging infrastructure with the main players in the world of electric mobility.

What are the technologies that are gaining ground? How many and which vehicles will be served by the public and private charging network? What are the key variables of this business, also to constantly improve customer service? These are just some of the questions that will guide the debate, with institutions, companies and industry associations as protagonists.

Program

Introduction and welcome
Francesco Naso, Secretary General of Motus-E
Omar Imberti, Coordinator E-Mobility Anie

The point of the institutions
Stefania Crotta*, Director General Programs and Financial Incentives of Ministry of Environment and Energy Security
Michele Benini, Director of the Energy Systems Development department of RSE
Mario Spagnoli, head of sustainable mobility

The point of the CPOs
Gabriele Tuccillo, CEO Atlante Italia
Daniela Biscarini - CEO Ewiva
Elena Airoldi, Country Manager Italy & Iberia IONITY GmbH

The point of the infrastructure builders
Matteo Lazzari, Product Market Manager ABB
Davide Spazian, Sales Italian Director EV Chargers Ingeteam
Andrea Caviglia, Head of eMobility Global Product Management NIDEC ASI

* to be confirmed