Johan Mossberg | Electric Vehicle Strategy & Marketing VP
Schneider Electric

Johan Mossberg, Electric Vehicle Strategy & Marketing VP, Schneider Electric

Johan Mossberg is currently Strategy & Marketing Director for the Electric Vehicle business at Schneider Electric. With a background as a Master of Engingeering from Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden, he joined Schneider Electric in 1996. He has since then worked in the Nordic countries, Spain & France and has over 10 years of international experience in Energy management and related services.

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Appearances at this years' conference:

Conference Day One - Tuesday 26 June


@ 10.00
Intelligent charging to help fleets integrate EVs into their business

  • › Johan Mossberg, Electric Vehicle Strategy & Marketing VP, Schneider Electric

Deploying the Quick Charging technologies for long-term customer needs     

  • Taking into account the current deployment of EV’s in Europe
  •   Accommodating multiple charging stations on a common platform to provide users with choice and stay competitive
  •   Defining  an optimal communication platform to connect, monitor and integrate all customer service points
  •   Compiling learnings from across Europe to strengthen phase 2

ZEC “zero emission city”: A new system of public and private electric mobility

  •  Coordinating the demand and supply side of the EV market
  •  Defining a specific methodology to develop the EV market
  • Understanding the investments and management costs
  • What are the external effects of the project?

Panel Discussion: Key action points to take EV/PHEVs mass market

  • Creating demand for electric vehicles – making them sexy
  • Removing barriers to adoption such as range limitation and price
  • Capturing low range & premium segments with strategic launches
  • Strategies, technologies & services to ensure a truly mass market product
  • Working with the entire value chain to draw up predictive TCO matrices

Profitable business models to make infrastructure a sustained reality

  • How can utilities generate ROI from large scale charging station installations?
  • How can utilities help build a sustainable market for EVs
  • What is RWE’s unique business model for e-mobility?
  • Which will emerge as the preferred business model? DSOs installations, local authority installation, or multi-partner installation model?
  • What strategies and incentives are in place for large businesses and commercial fleets?
  • Thinking ahead to prepare for v2g systems to minimise huge investment in the future
  • Creating efficient billing systems that plan and reflect consumer savings

Using RFID and NFC to smarten up EV payment systems across Europe

  • Policies and incentives that impact new payment systems in Europe
  • Creating a uniform payment model that is scalable and convenient

Smart charging, billing and flexible pricing for large customers and fleets

  • Seamless billing models for fleet owners and large businesses
  • Attractive tariff systems to encourage users to charge at home to shave load - how would this differ for fleets and large businesses
  • Integrating public and work place charging to monthly home or office energy bills
  • Securing payments and protecting large amounts of consumer & business customer data

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