Berlin meets St. Petersburg: Your opportunities in the field of e-mobility

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Berlin meets St. Petersburg: Discover your opportunities in the field of e-mobility

Like many other urban regions, St. Petersburg is facing several challenges in the current unsustainable mobility structures leading to rising traffic congestion, emissions of pollutants and road traffic accidents. Now, with evolving developments in the mobility sector, new sustainable and smart solutions are on the rise. In the Urban Energy &amp; Mobility Network’s Online Meetup “Berlin meets St. Petersburg: Discover your opportunities in the field of e-mobility” we are cooperating with the German-Russian Chamber of Commerce to promote a dialogue on the current developments and trends in the mobility ecosystem of St. Petersburg to discover your opportunities as a Berlin- based company.Key industry speakers from high-level organizations in the field of socio-economic development, automotive industry, and electric charging will share their knowledge on the development of electric transport and infrastructure, sustainable development and the creation of an innovative vehicle ecosystem, the trolleybus system and charging stations for electric vehicles. ***AgendaBerlin Time (CET )/ Moscow Standard Time (MSK) 11:00 Uhr CET / 13:00 MSKWelcome remarksSebastian Ulm, Urban Energy &amp; Mobility Network, Project Lead11:10 CET / 13:10 MSKIntroductionThe German-Russian Chamber of Commerce North-West Branch Office11:15 Uhr CET / 13:15 MSKDevelopment of electric charging infrastructure in the Leningrad RegionLina Nikiforova, Committee for Economic Development and Investment Activities of the Leningrad Region, Head of the Department for Socio-Economic Development, Macroeconomic Analysis and Forecasting 11:25 Uhr CET / 13:25 MSKAutoprom North-West: Sustainable Development and the Creation of an Innovative Vehicle EcosystemMaya Sviridova, “Autoprom North-West”, Director, National Association of Automotive Component Manufacturers (NAPAK, Russia), Head of the SME Committee11:35 Uhr CET/13:35 MSKExperience in maintaining the trolleybus system in Saint-Petersburg, RussiaAndrei Ulanov, St. Petersburg State Unitary Enterprise (SPb SUE) “Gorelectrotrans”, Head of the Prospective Development Department11:45 Uhr CET/13:45 MSKHow did a start-up from St Petersburg become the largest manufacturer of ultra-fast charging stations for EV in Russia?Daniil Sivolozhskii, Yablochkov, Chief Business Development Officer11:55 Uhr CET/13:55 MSK Discussion &amp; Questions12:15 Uhr CET/14:15 MSK end of event***

Lina NikiforovaHead of the Department for Socio-Economic Development, Macroeconomic Analysis and Forecasting, Committee for Economic Development and Investment Activities of the Leningrad RegionLina Nikiforova has a degree in economic sciences and experience in the areas of socio-economic development, strategic planning and research of spatial development of regions. Her focus areas also include development of regions and cities: social-economic analysis and forecasting, spatial policy, urban economy, formation of urban agglomerations. Maya Sviridova Head of the SME Committee, “Autoprom North-West”, Director, National Association of Automotive Component Manufacturers (NAPAK, Russia)Maya Sviridova has a degree in Information Systems Management and experience in the field of small- and middle-scale enterprises' development. Her specialization includes the formation of business cases, investment-industrial support of projects, development of technological competences of industrial suppliers, support of foreign industrial suppliers and launching of joint projects on automotive components production in the regions of the Russian Federation. Andrei UlanovHead of the Prospective Development Department, St. Petersburg State Unitary Enterprise (SPb SUE) “Gorelectrotrans”Andrey Ulanov has two University degrees in engineering and economics, works in the engineering division of the technical policy service of Saint-Petersburg State Unitary Enterprise «Gorelectrotrans». Experience in the transport sector for over 8 years, now developing new directions in the transport complex: development of a network of electric buses IMC; carrying out pilot operation of new types of vehicles; hydrogen energy in transportDaniil SivolozhskiiChief Business Development Officer, YablochkovDaniil Sivolozhskii has a Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering and a Master’s Degree in Technology Entrepreneurship and Innovation Development. He has acquired experience in the sphere of e-mobility for over four years. He is engaged in building a sales department, working with distributors, introducing products into new markets, organizing marketing activities in Russia and abroad (Europe and the Middle East), and attracting co-financing for new development of the company's products.Organizations:The Committee for Economic Development and Investment Activities of the Leningrad Region is an executive authority of Leningrad region, a structural element of the Administration of Leningrad Region regulating the sphere of economic policy. It is a part of the unified system of executive authorities of the Russian Federation dealing with subjects of joint jurisdiction of the Russian Federation and the Leningrad Region.The National Association of Automotive Component Manufacturers (NAPAK, Russia) promotes an establishment of a multilevel network of suppliers of automotive components, industrial components for the region's assembly plants and their top-level suppliers. It aims to increase the competitiveness of Russian enterprises of the automotive industry, provide assistance to the improvement of the legislative and normative base as well as represent the interests of the Cluster members at the local, regional, federal, and international levels. St. Petersburg State Unitary Enterprise (SPb SUE) “Gorelectrotrans” is the largest state-owned enterprise in St.Petersburg and the city’s exclusive provider of land-based electric transport. Its mission is to ensure safe, fast, comfortable travel around St.Petersburg. Yablochkov is a technology company created to commercialize charging systems for electric vehicles. The company uses the most advanced technological solutions for ultrafast charging, long uptime and reduced maintenance of the charging network. Yablochkov provides technical and consulting support for their clients at all stages of the project.The German-Russian Chamber of Commerce represents the interests of more than 1000 German and Russian companies, about a hundred of which are registered in St. Petersburg. The AHK Russian office in the northern capital is located in the city center. Every year, the AHK Russia holds more than 70 business and social events in St. Petersburg. Meetings of the Energy Committee, the Marketing and Sales Committee, as well as working groups on personnel issues and on customs, transport and logistics are held on a regular basis.The Urban Energy &amp; Mobility Network connects the Berlin ecosystem for urban energy and mobility solutions with five foreign metropolitan regions. It brings Berlin-based companies together with city officials, investors, and sales and business partners from the USA (New York), Europe (London, St. Petersburg), and Asia (Singapore, Beijing).The Urban Energy &amp; Mobility Network is initiated by the Berlin Brandenburg Energy Network e.V. and funded by the Berlin Senate Department for Economics, Energy and Enterprises and the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF). This project was funded as part of the Union's response to the Covid 19 pandemic. The Berlin Brandenburg Energy Network e.V. (BEN) is the network and central interest group for the energy transition in Berlin-Brandenburg. As an interface between business, politics and science, BEN advocates solutions for the effective implementation of the energy transition in the region and supports entrepreneurial activities in the industry.

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