Networking
The federal government can only implement the measures of the master plan together with other participants from the charging infrastructure “ecosystem”. This includes federal states, municipalities, the automotive industry, the energy sector, charging point operators, users and many other stakeholders.
In our role as National Centre for Charging Infrastructure, we are the hub for charging infrastructure in Germany – and beyond. We network the various interest groups, not least through our advisory board, use a variety of communication formats for the transfer of knowledge, provide impetus and drive relevant topics substantively forward.
The Advisory Board
The National Centre for Charging Infrastructure Advisory Board advises the Centre on strategic and conceptual issues as well as on the implementation and ongoing evaluation of the Charging Infrastructure Master Plan. It provides a platform for exchange and discussion with the stakeholders of the National Centre for Charging Infrastructure. It serves as a venue for balancing interests and building consensus.
The Advisory Board is composed of high-ranking representatives of the relevant stakeholders in the context of the development of a nationwide charging infrastructure, in particular end customers/users, the automotive and electrical industries, the energy sector, the federal government, the federal states, municipalities, science and environmental associations.
The members of the National Centre for Charging Infrastructure advisory board are:
chairman of the advisory board: Johannes Wieczorek / BMV / Leiter der Abteilung Grundsatzangelegenheiten
- Stefan Gerwens / ADAC e.V
- Christian Hochfeld / Agora Verkehrswende
- Dr. Jan Strobel / BDEW
- Karl Piskorek / BMW AG
- Christian Schmidt / BMWE (Abteilung III Strom)
- Dr. Beate Baron / BMWE (Abteilung IV Industrie)
- Prof. Dr. Stefan Bratzel / CAM
- Dr. Hartmut Baur / Mercedes-Benz Group AG
- Dr. Markus Brohm / Deutscher Landkreistag
- Jan Strehmann / Deutscher Städte- und Gemeindebund (DStGB)
- Thomas Kiel d´Aragon / Deutscher Städtetag
- Martin Roemheld / EnBW mobility+ AG & Co. KG
- Björn Niggl / en2x – Wirtschaftsverband Fuels und Energie e.V.
- Ludolf von Maltzan/ E.ON Drive Infrastructure
- Werner Harms / EWE AG
- Laura Woryna / FNN im VDE
- Gerhard Soyka / Handelsverband Deutschland – HDE e.V.
- Volker Lazzaro / MENNEKES Elektrotechnik GmbH & Co. KG
- Dr. Andreas Kammel / TRATON GROUP
- Marcel Rümenapf / Siemens AG
- Philipp Sindberg / ubitricity
- Dr. Marcus Bollig / Verband der Automobilindustrie e.V. (VDA)
- Oliver Helfrich / Verband der Internationalen Kraftfahrzeughersteller e.V. (VDIK)
- Alexander Pehling / Verband kommunaler Unternehmen e.V. (VKU)
- Giovanni Palazzo / Volkswagen AG
- Gregor Kolbe / Verbraucherzentrale Bundesverband e.V. (vzbv)
- Wolfgang Saam / ZIA Zentraler Immobilien Ausschuss e.V.
- Azar Mottale / ZVEI – Zentralverband Elektrotechnik- und Elektronikindustrie e.V.
Federal, State, Municipal Network
Charging infrastructure in the regions – find the relevant organisation with just one click.
Federal, State, Municipal Network
The National Centre for Charging Infrastructure brings together important regional and supra-regional players in the Federal, State and Municipal Network (Netzwerk Bund-Länder-Kommunen). It provides a platform for exchange for the state ministries and agencies, as well as the municipal associations that deal with the topic of charging infrastructure. Only by working together can the federal government, the federal states and the municipalities accelerate, for example, the adaptation of the legal framework with regard to a nationwide, demand-oriented and reliable development of charging infrastructure.
The LadeLernTOOL digital learning platform is primarily aimed at administrative staff in the federal states, municipalities and municipal companies. The knowledge imparted is intended to support them in planning the charging infrastructure for electric vehicles and in promoting its development locally. In this way, they can make a decisive contribution to the success of the development of the charging infrastructure and to the success of electric mobility. The municipal employees can expand their knowledge via e-learning by means of modular courses. Each course ends with a test and the acquisition of a certificate. The number of courses is growing continuously.
Click here to go to the LadeLernTOOL.
The National Centre for Charging Infrastructure at NaKoMo
The National Competence Network for Sustainable Mobility (NaKoMo – Nationales Kompetenznetzwerk für nachhaltige Mobilität) platform was created exclusively for municipalities. The network brings together all those who are committed to sustainable mobility on a local level. The platform offers workshops and discussions, in short: solutions. And all of this with a direct line to ministries, state initiatives and project sponsors. The National Centre for Charging Infrastructure leads exchange groups that deal, among other things, with funding measures, technology, demand planning and locations for charging infrastructure vis the unique FlächenTOOL.
Register particpation at nakomo.de