The event focuses on the importance of smart charging in India, with experts discussing critical aspects related to EV charging such as the impact of EVs on the power system and grid: challenges and opportunities, and the relevance of smart charging to solving these challenges and achieving benefits in general.
Download the report here: https://greenmobility-library.org/public/index.php/single-resource/QlBDRnJiUnRSb0lmaGxGaFJNM0xuUT09
Find the detailed agenda here: https://changing-transport.org/wp-content/uploads/Agenda_Smart-Charging-Event_30-Nov-2021.pdf
00:00:00 Intro by Sahana L.
00:01:05 Opening remarks and welcome address by Dr. Winfried Damm
00:07:00 Special address by the German Embassy in India by Dr. Steffen Koch
00:17:20 Keynote address and Report release by NITI Aayog by Mr. Sudhendhu Jyoti Sinha
00:30:15 Importance of Smart charging for key stakeholders in India by Dr. Praveer Sinha
00:39:24 Introduction to Smart Charging: (A) EV impact into the power system and power grid: challenges and opportunities by Dr. Pablo Frias
00:49:02 Introduction to Smart Charging: (B) Smart-charging to solve challenges and bring benefits by Mr. Theis Rasmussen
00:55:20 About the overall Smart Charging study: (A) Introduction by GIZ India by Dr. Indradip Mitra
01:00:18 About the overall Smart Charging Study: (B) Details of the study by Fraunhofer IEE by Dr. Norbert Henze
01:16:55 Key takeaways from the report by Prof. Zakir Hussain Rather and by Mr. Andre Hartung
01:48:53 Way forward by Prof. Martin Braun
01:58:45 Vote of thanks
The report, a simulation-based study to evaluate the effects of E-mobility smart charging strategies, focuses on EV smart charging strategies and approaches, related policy and regulatory measures, technical aspects, grid integration of EVs, and the way forward for smooth EV adaption in the Indian EV ecosystem.
The following key aspects are focussed in the new report:
– Concept of smart charging,
– Critical review of various smart charging strategies and approaches for electric vehicles,
– Smart charging technologies and related products and solutions,
– Gaps in Indian regulations and policies from smart charging perspective,
– Commercially available smart charging products and equipment, and
– Case studies of existing smart charging projects.
The report uses real data to develop models of distribution feeders in India, implement algorithms for charging and coordination using a robust open-source simulation environment.
The virtual event is organised by the India component of NDC Transport Initiative for Asia (NDC-TIA). This project is part of the International Climate Initiative (IKI). The Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety (BMU) supports the initiative on the basis of a decision adopted by the German Bundestag.
Find out more about
GIZ: https://www.giz.de/de/html/index.html
NDC TIA: https://www.ndctransportinitiativeforasia.org/
NITI Aayog: https://www.niti.gov.in/
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