Jan 15

EV4EU Open Event in Slovenia

Join us for the EV4EU Open Event: “Electric Vehicles for a Flexible European Energy System“

The EV4EU project will host an open event at the University of Ljubljana (UL), Faculty of Electrical Engineering, on January 21st. Following the project’s internal General Assembly hosted by GEN-I and UL on the 20th with the project consortium, this public session will explore the critical intersection of eMobility and the power grid.

The event will gather key stakeholders to discuss the evolving challenges and opportunities within the Slovenian and EU energy landscapes. Attendees will gain exclusive insights into the results of the Horizon Europe EV4EU project, with a special spotlight on the achievements of the Slovenian demonstrator.

👉 Register here: Link

🗓️ Date: 21.01.2026
⏰ Time: 13:00 – 16:30 CET
đź“Ť Location: University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Electrical Engineering

AGENDA

13:00 – 14:30 – Session 1: eMobility and V2X – EU and Slovenian perspective

Chair: Matej Zajc

Welcome address: Marko TopiÄŤ, dean ULFE and Hugo Morais, EV4EU coordinator

  • Hugo Morais (INESC-ID):EV4EU – Electric vehicles management for carbon neutrality in Europe: project overview
  • Janez Humar (ELES): Electric Mobility as a Public Flexibility Resource for a Modern Power System
  • Gorazd LampiÄŤ (Quantum Wave): Software-defined electric vehicle and V2X
  • Hugo Morais, Samuel Matias, Antonios Koutounidis, JoĂŁo Møller, Andreja Smole: EV4EU demonstrators overview and key results

14:30 – 15:00 Coffee Break

15:00 – 16:30 – Session 2: Unlocking the participation of eMobility and V2X in electricity and flexibility markets – EV4EU Slovenian demo

Chair: Andreja Smole

  • Andreja Smole (GEN-I), Matej Zajc (UL): EV4EU Slovenian demo overview
  • Matej Fajgelj (Elektro Celje), Amila Dervišević Kaloper (EIMV): Local flexibility markets for distribution networks: challenges, solutions, and the FlexIS platform
  • Dušan Golubović, Rok Jarc (GEN-I): Slovenian demo integration and testing V2X electric vehicles in grid flexibility
  • MatjaĹľ Jug (ABB): V2G-enabled charging infrastructure based on ISO 15118-20
  • Tim MarentiÄŤ, Matej Zajc (UL): Quantifying V2X potential for local grid flexibility services
  • Andreja Smole (GEN-I): Strategic long-term vision for V2X and associated business models

Discussion  

đź“„ Program online link: https://www.lucami.org/en/ev4eu-eng/ev4eu_ulfe_event/