Dr. Lioudmila Simon Lioudmila Simon is a senior leader with over 15 years experience in energy business covering Strategy, Business Development/M&A and Innovation. At E.ON Innovation Lioudmila is leading the eMobility Innovation that is driving Innovations for E-Mobility charging solutions along the whole value chain.

Felicity works with energy retailers and utilities globally to design and launch innovative EV charging propositions. She brings 13 years experience in clean energy, 7 of which in flex. She previously set up and grew Everoze's energy storage and flex business, now a market leader for technical advisory across Europe. Felicity is a Director of Bath & West Community Energy (BWCE) and Board Member of the Centre for Sustainable Energy (CSE), both organisations promoting social justice and local empowerment in the energy transition. She is a former Chair of the World Energy Council's Energy Storage Working Group. Felicity holds a first class degree from Oxford University, and MSc in Environmental Technology from Imperial College London.

Lennart Hoffmann is Project Manager at Next Kraftwerke GmbH, one of the largest Virtual Power Plants globally. He has a MSc from University College London and previously worked in energy consulting at Boston Consulting Group's London office. At Next Kraftwerke he specialises in stationary and mobile battery flexibility. Recently he was the project lead for Vehicle-to-Grid projects with BMW, Hyundai and Honda where, among other things, the first grid prequalification of EV fleets for the FCR and aFRR ancillary services in Germany was obtained.

Roman Scholdan is a Senior Charging Infrastructure Consultant at umlaut energy GmbH (part of Accenture Industry X) with more than five years of experience in the field of e-mobility. He advises grid operators, energy utilities and charging park operators. He conducted research on the technological and economic potential of bidirectional charging applications for EVs, developed optimization models as well as cost tools for charging parks and oversaw the rollout of charging infrastructure for over 130 sites as a program manager. Roman holds a master's degree in engineering and management with focus on electrical engineering from RWTH Aachen.

Benedikt Tepe studied electrical engineering at RWTH Aachen University with a focus on energy technology. After bachelor and master theses in the field of battery storage technology and electric vehicles, he started his PhD at the Chair of Electrical Energy Storage Technology at the Technical University of Munich in 2019. His PhD focuses on the areas of stationary and mobile storage applications and in particular on the topic of vehicle-to-grid (V2G). His scientific publications include storage load profiles of battery storage systems in various stationary applications on the one hand and on optimized commercial EV pools for the provision of frequency containment reserve and arbitrage trading on the other hand.