Johan brings nine years in SaaS, smart charging and renewable energy, including international sales and consulting at Accenture. He works with CPOs and eMSPs across Europe — the vantage point this session’s market picture is built from.

Milos has more than 12 years of strategy and transaction advisory experience advising corporates as well as financial sponsors. Currently based in Oslo, he has advised clients across the Nordics, wider EMEA and North America. He is an expert in energy transformation with a focus on new energy solutions combining renewable generation, storage and offtake (EVs / smart mobility).

Within EV charging specifically, Milos has shaped go-to-market strategies for leading Nordic and European HW manufacturers, eMSPs and CPOs, and assessed investment opportunities across the value chain for PE and infrastructure investors. He co-authors the annual Strategy& E-readiness study, EV Charging Outlook and Digital Auto Reports, and co-leads PwC’s global EV Charging Centre of Excellence.

MA in Economics and Finance (Heriot-Watt, Edinburgh); CFA.

Chris is the Secretary General at E-Mobility Europe, overseeing all activities of the association. A British and Belgian national, Chris has worked in EU trade associations across the electric vehicle supply chain over the last 13 years. He joined E-Mobility Europe after a decade leading the public affairs and communication program for Eurometaux, Europe’s metals association, where he was an instrumental industry voice in raising Critical Raw Materials up the EU political agenda.

Petar is VP Corporate Affairs and Sustainability at AMPECO, where he shapes strategic regulatory initiatives and sustainability programs for EV charging operators across global markets. As a Board Member at E-Mobility Europe, he helps drive industry-wide policy development and regulatory frameworks. He specializes in navigating complex regulatory environments and building strategic alliances that advance sustainable electric mobility solutions.

Alex Manolov is the Frontier Projects Director at AMPECO, where he drives initiatives exploring emerging business models and breakthrough technologies in eMobility. With a track record of scaling innovation across complex industries, he specializes in turning ambitious ideas into concrete growth opportunities for AMPECO and its clients. By bridging experimentation with execution, Alex ensures AMPECO stays ahead of the curve in the fast-evolving EV charging market.

John Murray leads LCP Delta’s EV practice, delivering EV charging research and consultancy. With 18+ years in the energy sector, he helps chargepoint operators, energy companies, manufacturers, investors, and policymakers accelerate transport electrification.

Luís Castanheira holds a Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from the Faculty of Engineering of the University of Porto (FEUP), earned in 2004. He has been CEO of REMO – Powered by Mota-Engil (former Mota-Engil Renewing) since April 2022.

He began his career as a Wind Energy Consultant at INEGI before taking on international project management roles at Efacec Ambiente, Elecnor, Efacec Energia, and Consoveyo (Körber Logistics) between 2005 and 2018. From 2018 to 2021, he led the Operations team within Efacec’s Grid Management business unit, while also serving as Interim PMO for the Automation business unit. In 2021, he was appointed Director of Operations and PMO for Efacec’s Automation business unit, a position he held until joining Mota-Engil Renewing.

More recently, he was appointed Chairman of REMO Mobility, one of Spain’s leading electric vehicle charging infrastructure companies. Luís is a regular speaker at major industry events, including Web Summit, Portugal Smart Cities Summit, the Electric Mobility Congress in Łódź, Poland, and the Lisbon Energy Summit.

Rowald Oosterkamp is Commercial Director at Velian, one of the largest public charging network operators in the Netherlands with more than 17.551 charging stations. He is responsible for the company’s commercial activity across municipal concessions, Real estate locations and logistics, and has held the role since October 2025.

Rowald has worked in e-mobility since 2013. He started at ElaadNL as product manager for a B2B roaming platform, then spent three years at Shell Recharge Solutions across product management and strategic partnerships, before roles at CTEK and Vandebron, where he was Head of Electric Mobility. From 2018 to 2020 he also served on the board of the Dutch e-mobility association eViolin working on interoperability and roaming. He holds an MSc in Business Development from the University of Groningen.

Today, he brings that full-chain perspective, from platform interoperability to commercial strategy, to Velian’s mission of scaling reliable, investment-free charging infrastructure across the Netherlands.

David Vallespín is co-CEO of Eranovum since 2021. He has extensive experience in the engineering and innovation sector, having worked for aerospace manufacturers, technology consulting firms, and as a professor at various universities. He has participated in international research and development projects in sustainable transportation and autonomous systems. He currently leads Eranovum’s mobility division, which deploys and operates an extensive electric vehicle charging network in Spain, France, and Belgium.

Nicolás Rojas Correa is Head of Digital Operation and Roaming at Eranovum. He leads the digital operation of the company’s charging network and its roaming and interoperability agreements with Europe’s main eMobility platforms, making Eranovum’s 100% renewable destination charging accessible to drivers across the continent.

As Director of the EVRoaming Foundation, Michel drives and leads the daily activities of the foundation. The EVRoaming Foundation supports on a global level accessibility of charging infrastructure and it owns and maintains the OCPI roaming protocol. They participate in projects from governments, for example the EU Sustainable Transport Forum, write papers about accessibility and have several work and task groups to develop the Use Cases and the OCPI protocol.

Gerónimo Martínez is co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of S2G Energy, a Mexico-based energy and mobility technology company. He brings more than 25 years of international experience across management consulting, strategy, supply chain and operations.

S2G Energy began in industrial energy digitization, instrumenting electricity, gas and water consumption for industrial and commercial operators. That business remains active across more than 150 sites and several thousand connected sensors, and it shaped how the company later approached charging: S2G entered electromobility from the energy side of the meter, treating load behaviour, tariff structure and site-level electrical constraints as design inputs rather than downstream complications.

Electromobility is now the company’s growth engine and its source of scale. Through EV Sync, its charge point management platform, S2G operates multibrand charging infrastructure across last-mile fleets, workplaces, campuses, retail destinations and multifamily residential buildings, including one of Latin America’s largest electric delivery fleet operations.

Current priorities are standardized residential charging hubs and selective DC corridor nodes along the Mexico–US border. He is a mechanical engineer with senior management studies at IPADE, a guest lecturer in Energy Transition at Tecnológico de Monterrey, and S2G Energy is a member of Mexico’s Electromobility Association (EMA).

Velizar Velkov brings eight years of specialized experience at Worldline, where he has been instrumental in shaping payment solutions for the EV charging industry. A recognized expert in eMobility, payments, and sustainable business model design, he combines deep technical knowledge with a strategic eye for where the industry is headed.

Commercial executive with extensive experience of 15+ years in building high-performing teams, expanding into new markets, and driving sustainable commercial growth. Kemal’s experience spans across Europe, Middle East & North Africa and Asia regions.

Ryan leads research on Charging Infrastructure at BloombergNEF. He covers the technology, policy and economic factors shaping the sector and how its evolution will affect the transport and utility industries. Ryan authors research on the status of the industry, financial analysis and forecasts. He regularly contributes to Bloomberg’s Hyperdrive column with opinions and analysis from his research.

Prior to joining BloombergNEF, Ryan worked at Jaguar Land Rover for five years, working on their electrification and mobility strategies. Ryan holds a master’s degree in Automotive Technology from the University of Warwick and a degree in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Liverpool.

Eimantas Balta is Head of EV Charging Network for Baltics at Ignitis ON, one of the largest fast EV charging networks in the Baltics. He leads the development of high-power charging infrastructure, advancing sustainable electric mobility across the region.

Senior Principal at AFRY Management Consulting, Yasmine Assef supports clients on their decision-making in the field of energy transition, with a focus on decarbonized transport, e-mobility, and energy flexibility. Yasmine has more than 25 years of experience in the energy industry, starting her career in the field of energy management systems and smart grids at Alstom Grid. Prior to joining AFRY, she was Energy Services Program Director at Renault Group, leading the design, deployment, and operations of charging services for Electric Vehicles, including vehicle-to-grid and Smart Charging. Yasmine has a master’s degree and a PhD in Electrical Engineering.

Arjan van der Eijk is Chief Operations Officer of E.ON Drive Infrastructure, a leading European provider of public EV charging solutions. With over 25 years of experience in management consulting, the energy sector, and eMobility, Arjan leads the operations of one of Europe’s largest EV charging networks, now more than 9,000 public charge points across 11 European countries and along major highways.

Dragoș Teodorescu, Technical Director at Eldrive Romania, leads the rapid expansion of the company’s charging network, driving the deployment of reliable, scalable, and future-ready EV charging infrastructure across Romania. With a strong background in electrical engineering and infrastructure development, he plays a key role in shaping Eldrive’s network and supporting its continued growth. He holds a BSc in Electrical Systems and an MSc in Electrical Engineering and Applied Informatics from the University Politehnica of Bucharest.

Johannes Mathies is Co-Founder & CEO of FLYYT, building the charging and routing platform that makes public and depot charging reliable for electric truck fleets across Europe. As venture builder with €70M+ raised across previous ventures, he has spent years inside the mobility, logistics and EV charging ecosystem. He now focuses full-time on the economics and infrastructure of heavy-duty charging — the market almost everyone underestimates.

Dr. Meta Kessler leads Commercial & Partnerships at IONITY, Europe’s leading ultra-fast charging network, where she works with the executive team and shareholders on commercial strategy, market expansion, partnerships and new business fields across Europe. She previously led IONITY’s Strategy & Transformation function and also serves as a Board Member of E-Mobility Europe in Brussels, contributing to the regulatory and market framework shaping charging infrastructure across the continent.With 15+ years in mobility, energy and technology, she has held senior roles at REHAU Automotive (Head of Strategy Automotive, through the division’s carve-out and divestment), Vitesco Technologies (Head of Global Market Intelligence, through the carve-out from Continental and Frankfurt IPO), Continental and Bosch. Her work centres on translating structural shifts in mobility, energy and AI into scalable commercial opportunities.

Øystein Tomassen is the Chief Technical Officer at Wattif EV, with operations across Norway, Sweden, Germany and Austria. He is an experienced backend developer, tech specialist and product developer with extensive experience from IoT, telecom, broadcasting, debt collection, security and banking. Since Wattif’s founding in 2021, he has played a key role in shaping the company’s technology and product direction.

Andreas Strand is the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) at Wattif EV, leading the company’s growth and development within green infrastructure. He has extensive experience in management, business development and technology, with previous leadership roles in the energy and technology sectors. At Wattif EV, he has played a key role in shaping the company’s strategy and expansion in Europe’s rapidly growing EV sector.

Steven Salo is CEO of Allego and a strong advocate for putting drivers at the heart of the EV charging experience. He leads Allego’s mission to accelerate sustainable mobility by making charging fast, reliable and available wherever drivers need it.