Facts & Figures

To implement the ambitious goal outlined in the Paris Agreement to keep the increase in global average temperature below 2 °C, significant changes in the transport sector are required: Greenhouse emissions in the transport sector need to decrease substantially, which calls for an increase in the share of E-Mobility solutions in the transportation sector. It is equally important to ensure that these vehicles are being charged with energy from renewable energy sources. Otherwise, depending on the source of electricity used to recharge the batteries, emissions are only shifted to the location of the generation plants. The electricity used to recharge the batteries must be generated from renewable or clean sources such as wind, solar, or hydroelectric energy for Plug-in Electric Vehicles (PEVs) to have almost none or zero well-to-wheel emissions.

The purpose of the symposium is to discuss the challenges that arise with increased power demand due to electric vehicle charging, and how they can be met by coordinating with renewable power production in the electrical system (hence the combination with the Solar & Wind Integration Workshop). The selection of topics also highlights the need for integrating the required electric vehicle charging infrastructure with the expansion of the distribution and transmission system.

You would like to know where last year’s participants come from, what type of company they work for, how they became aware of the symposium and how many took part in total?

Then have a look at the following charts:

Figure 1: Number of participants & participating countries at the 3rd E-Mobility Integration Symposium in Dublin, Ireland 2019.

Figure 2: Participants by country at the 3rd E-Mobility Integration Symposium in Dublin, Ireland 2019.

• Others: Slovenia, Bangladesh, Canada, France, Netherlands, Portugal, Taiwan & Spain

Figure 3: Structure of participants based on organization type at the 3rd E-Mobility Integration Symposium in Dublin, Ireland 2019.

Figure 4: How participants became aware of the 3rd E-Mobility Integration Symposium in Dublin, Ireland 2019.