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Introducing the GreenFlux Square

This year, we're introducing the GreenFlux Square. More than a booth, it's a destination for conversations, insights and a moment to recharge during icnc26.

  • Booth

    Meet the GreenFlux team, explore our latest innovations, and get an exclusive look at what's coming next on our product roadmap.

  • GreenFlux Insights Stage

    Join industry experts, innovators and market leaders as they share practical insights and discuss the trends shaping the future of EV charging.

  • Smoothie bar

    Take a break, recharge, and enjoy a freshly blended smoothie while connecting with peers from across the EV charging ecosystem.

Visit our booth

Meet the people behind GreenFlux. Whether you'd like to discuss roaming, payments, operational excellence, fleet charging, your next growth phase, or any other topic, our experts are ready to help you.

Meet the speakers

Meet the team on site

Book a meeting in advance or simply stop by during the event. We'll be happy to talk to you about any topic related to your EV charging business!

Smoothie Bar

GreenFlux Insights Stage

This year, we've introduced the GreenFlux Square as a new meeting space built around one simple idea: Connect. Learn. Collaborate. Recharge.

At the GreenFlux Stage, it's all about Learn. We've brought together a broad collection of speakers from across the EV charging industry. Get ready to indulge yourself in interesting panel discussion, pressing topics and insights you never knew you needed.

Programme

14:45 - 15:00 | Kickoff - Welcome to the GreenFlux Insights Stage | Session

Speaker: Freerik Meeuwes (Director Sales & Operations at GreenFlux)

15:00 - 15:50 | The evolution of EV charging as a parking operator | Panel

Speakers: Rogier Wissink (Head of Customer Solutions at GreenFlux) | Peter Mertens (Head of Real Estate & Energy Services at Q-Park) | Tom Vandeweghe (Head of EV Charging Group at Interparking) | Nick Horne (Head of Business Development at APCOA Group) | Theo Thuis (President of the European Parking Association)

16:00 - 16:30 | Is the CPMS becoming a commodity? | Panel

Speakers: Freerik Meeuwes (Director Sales & Operations at GreenFlux) | Herman Struijk (Independent Business Consultent) | Jeroen Gernay (Founder of The Rechargers)

16:40 - 17:10 | Women In Charge: Beyond the charge | Panel

Speakers: Jessica Laleike (Director of Laleike Solutions) | Annemarie de Jong (Managing Director at Vattenfall Smarter Living) | Cecile Post (VP Commercial at Chargetrip) | Yasmin Fahim (Senior Integrations Engineer at GreenFlux) | Karen Yin (Senior Commercial Manager at Hubject)

Programme

12:45 - 13:30 | Stop building depot charging islands | Session

Speaker: Christian Gehring

12:45 - 13:30 | The future of roaming | Panel

Speakers: Johannes Ballhausen (Head of Roaming at GreenFlux) | Céline Maroun (PMO Manager & Product Manager at e-clearing.net) | Mark Steffen Walcher (CEO at SMART/LAB) | Sébastien van Loo (CIO at Optimile)

13:35 - 14:05 | How EMSPs and CPOs can work together to prevent fraud | Session

Speaker: Jaap van der Velden (Chairman Fraud Working Group at eViolin)

14:10 - 14:40 | From growth to discipline: the new investor reality in e‑mobility | Session

Speaker: Martin Weissbart (Partner at Roland Berger)

14:50 - 15:20 | Scaling truck charging | Panel

Speakers: Michele Peruzzi (Board Member at eViolin) | Melanie Neth (Senior Supplier Country Manager eMobility at DKV Mobility) | Tommaso Cresti (Head of Sales Channels at Atlante) | Rebecca Trebble (Chief Customer Officer at GRIDSERVE) | Rémy Blervaque (Pricing & Roaming Manager at Iberdrola | bp pulse)

15:25 - 15:55 | Why 1% CDR errors can destroy your margins | Session

Speaker: Johannes Ballhausen (Head of Roaming at GreenFlux)

16:00 - 16:30 | Far from finished: the blueprint for next-gen infrastructure scale | Session

Speaker: Wulf Schlachter (CEO & Founder at DXBe Management)

16:35 - 17:05 | EVenture Extreme: 3,000 km to the North Cape in January | Session

Speaker: Lennart Grabowski (Senior Product Owner eMobility Services at DKV Mobility)

Programme

10:00 - 10:30 | Fleet Forward: Why corporate fleets are the next growth engine for e-mobility | Session

Speaker: Gabrielle Clark (Energy & Climate Policy Officer at Eurelectric)

10:35 - 11:05 | The operator's guide to building a high-reliability roaming network | Panel

Speakers: Johannes Ballhausen (Head of Roaming at GreenFlux) | Kevin Hochstätter (Supplier Country Manager eMobility at DKV Mobility) | Pauline Grangeat (Head of Marketing & Proposition at Vattenfall) | Andy Higgins (EV Network Manager at Radius) | Francesco Leonardo (Roaming Negotiation Manager at Plenitude On the Road)

11:10 - 11:40 | EV charging market development, and beyond counting chargers | Session

Speaker: Herman B. Aslaksrud

Keynote

Interoperability was the challenge. Adaptability is next.

In nature, survival of the fittest was never about being the strongest—it was about adapting fastest. The same is becoming true for the EV charging industry. Interoperability has connected us. Adaptability will drive us forward. Complexity is constantly increasing, and requirements are changing faster than ever. The effort it takes to keep up with that change shouldn't rise with it—it should fall. This will determine which market players survive the next decade.

📅 2 September
⏰ 11:10–11:40
📍 Main Stage

Day One | Programme

Kickoff

Welcome the the GreenFlux Insights Stage!

Freerik Meeuwes, our Director Sales & Operations, will give you a warm welcome at the new GreenFlux Insights Stage. He will quickly go through what to expect at the GreenFlux Square and how the three-day stage programme will look like.

Speaker: Freerik Meeuwes

📅 1 September ⏰ 14:45–15:00

Panel discussion

The evolution of EV charging as a parking operator

Parking operators are no longer just hosting chargers — they're becoming energy infrastructure managers, whether they planned to or not. This panel brings together operators managing this transition across hundreds of sites, alongside the European Parking Association's view of where regulation is heading, to talk candidly about smart charging, new revenue models, and what running a multi-site charging portfolio really looks like today.

Speakers: Rogier Wissink (GreenFlux), Peter Mertens (Q-Park), Tom Vandeweghe (Interparking), Theo Thuis (EPA) & Nick Horne (APCOA Group)

📅 1 September ⏰ 15:00 - 15:50

Panel discussion

Is the CPMS becoming a commodity?

As the EV charging industry matures, charge point management systems face an inevitable question: are we heading toward commoditisation, or does meaningful differentiation still exist? This panel brings together independent eMobility consultants to explore what's becoming table stakes versus where real competitive advantage might still live.

Speakers: Freerik Meeuwes (GreenFlux), Herman Struijk (Independent IT Consultant) & Jeroen Gernay (The Rechargers)

📅 1 September ⏰ 16:00–16:30

Panel discussion

Women in Charge: Beyond the charge

Charging is no longer just about plugging in a car. As eMobility converges with energy, software, AI and the grid, the charging experience is becoming smarter, more connected and increasingly integrated into the wider energy ecosystem.
But there are still fundamental challenges to solve today. This panel will first take on cross-border charging, roaming and interoperability as a real-world entry point. Then, they will look beyond today’s challenges to explore 'What does charging become when mobility and energy truly converge?

The panel discussion is followed by a networking moment with wine and snacks.

Speakers: Jessica Laleike (Laleike Solutions), Annemarie de Jong (Vattenfall Smarter Living), Cecile Post (Chargetrip) & Yasmin Fahim (GreenFlux). Moderator: Karen Jin (Hubject)

📅 1 September ⏰ 16:40 - 17:10

Day Two | Programme

Session

Stop building depot charging islands

Drawing on real-world experience, Christian Gehring explores truck depot charging and how operators can avoid vendor lock-in, disconnected point solutions and growing operational complexity while building scalable charging ecosystems that support fleet growth, grid integration and long-term total cost of ownership (TCO) optimisation. Learn why integrated, interoperable charging architectures often outperform fragmented or shared approaches when it comes to scalability, resilience and minimising your TCO.

Speaker: Christian Gehring (DKV Mobility)

📅 2 September ⏰ 12:10 - 12:40

Panel

The future of roaming

Roaming has been instrumental in improving EV driver access to charging networks, but challenges remain around interoperability, pricing transparency, and user experience. As the industry matures, what role will roaming play in the future charging ecosystem? This panel will explore the path towards true interoperability, evolving business models, and how increasing transparency, standardisation, and market consolidation could reshape where value is created, and who captures it.

Speakers: Johannes Ballhausen (GreenFlux), Céline Maroun (e-clearing.net), Mark Steffen Walcher (SMART/LAB) & Sébastien van Loo (Optimile)

📅 2 September ⏰ 12:45–13:30

Session

How EMSPs and CPOs can work together to prevent fraud

Fraud is a growing challenge in the e-mobility ecosystem, affecting both charge point operators and mobility service providers. In his presentation, Jaap van der Velden, chairman of the eViolin Fraud Working group will share his perspective on emerging fraud trends, common vulnerabilities, and the practical steps the industry can take to strengthen trust, improve collaboration, and protect the EV charging experience.

Speaker: Jaap van der Velden (eViolin)

📅 2 September ⏰ 13:35 - 14:05

Session

From growth to discipline: the new investor reality in e‑mobility

The e‑mobility investment landscape is maturing, with increasing pressure on the green asset class making value creation more challenging. Investors are becoming more cautious, shifting from growth-driven strategies to a stronger focus on performance and profitability. Ecosystem integration and access to new value pools are emerging as key differentiators. Martin Weissbart (Partner, Roland Berger) explains how the investment climate is changing and what it takes to win in this next phase.

Speaker: Martin Weissbart (Roland Berger)

📅 2 September ⏰ 14:10–14:40

Panel

Truck Charging: accelerating the transition to electric freight

As electric trucks move from pilots to large-scale deployment, the industry faces new challenges around charging infrastructure, interoperability and customer experience. Join experts from across the eMobility ecosystem as they discuss how software, roaming and partnerships are enabling the next phase of eTruck adoption in Europe. Expect practical insights from those building and operating the charging networks that will power the future of freight transport.

Speakers: Michele Peruzzi (eViolin), Melanie Neth (DKV Mobility), Rebecca Trebble (GRIDSERVE), Tommaso Cresti (Atlante) & Rémy Blervaque (Iberdrola | bp pulse)

📅 2 September ⏰ 14:50 - 15:20

Session

Why 1% CDR errors can destroy your margins

A single faulty charging data record (CDR) can set off a chain reaction across the value chain. While most errors originate upstream in session data, billing rules, or system integrations, their impact is often felt downstream in finance operations and partner relationships. This session explores how seemingly small data quality issues can drive significant operational costs at scale, and what the industry can do to reduce margin leakage and improve trust across the ecosystem.

Speaker: Johannes Ballhausen (GreenFlux)

📅 2 September ⏰ 15:25–15:55

Session

Far from finished: the blueprint for next-gen infrastructure scale

The first generation of EV charging focused on expanding network coverage and reducing range anxiety. The next generation is about something far more complex: building resilient, high-throughput energy infrastructure capable of supporting fleets, megawatt charging and growing grid demands. In this session, Wulf explores how charging networks are evolving from standalone charging points into intelligent energy hubs, combining dynamic power management, local energy storage and advanced software orchestration to unlock the next phase of e-mobility growth.

Speaker: Wulf Schlachter (DXBe Management)

📅 2 September ⏰ 16:00 - 16:30

Session

EVenture Extreme: 3,000 km to the North Cape in January

In January 2026, a DKV Mobility team drove electric from Ratingen, Germany to Norway's North Cape. A 3,000 km journey through freezing temperatures, limited daylight, and remote terrain where charging decisions matter. This session brings the expedition team on stage to share what they learned about cross-border roaming reliability, cold-weather range reality, and the mental shift required when your next charge point is 200 km away in -30°C conditions.

Speaker: Lennart Grabowski (DKV Mobility)

📅 2 September ⏰ 16:35–17:05

Day Three | Programme

Session

Fleet Forward: why corporate fleets are the next growth engine for e-mobility

Corporate fleets account for the majority of new vehicle sales in Europe and are emerging as one of the most powerful levers for accelerating transport electrification. Drawing on findings from the new EY–Eurelectric report, Gabrielle Clark explores the economics, policy landscape and market developments shaping fleet electrification, and what they mean for charge point operators, energy providers and the wider e-mobility ecosystem.

Speaker: Gabrielle Clark (Eurelectric)

📅 3 September ⏰ 10:00–10:30

Panel

The operator’s guide to building a high‑reliability roaming network

As roaming volumes grow, reliability, financial predictability, and operational efficiency are becoming critical success factors for CPOs and EMPs. This session explores the foundations of a high-performing roaming network, covering commercial models, settlement flows, and the practical implications of different roaming approaches from build-your-own to managed and hybrid models.

Speaker: Kevin Hochstätter (DKV Mobility), Pauline Grangeat (Vattenfall), Andy Higgins (Radius), Francesco Leonardo (Plenitude On the Road) & Johannes Ballhausen (GreenFlux)

📅 3 September ⏰ 10:35 - 11:05

Session

EV charging market development: beyond counting chargers

Now that EV charging infrastructure is well-developed and more densly spread across Europe, the focus moves beyond range anxiety and counting chargers. Herman Aslaksrud will dive into current market trends and which market developments you should not ignore. Get ready to pick the right strategy and ensure you're EV charging business is ready for the decade to come!

Speaker: Herman B. Aslaksrud (Strategy& - part of the PwC network)

📅 3 September ⏰ 11:10–11:40

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