Coordinators:

• Marc Baudry (University Paris Nanterre),
• Anna Creti (University Paris Dauphine PSL)
• Jan Lepoutre (ESSEC), Guy Meunier (INRAE)
• Marc Petit (CentraleSupélec)
• Yannick Perez (CentraleSupélec)
• Jean-Pierre Ponssard (CNRS & Ecole Polytechnique).

9h00-10h30 Infrastructures and electric mobility
Chairman: Damien-Pierre Sainflou (Stellantis)

• Bassem Haidar (CentraleSupélec LGI and Armand Peugeot Chair) More public charging stations or more powerful batteries in vehicles?
• François Detroux (ENGIE) Complementarity and competition between technologies
• Pierre de Firmas (ENEDIS) Charging infrastructure deployment: theory and practice
   

11h00-12h30 Panel on Financing the transition towards a greener mobility
Chairman: Pierre Sedze (Journaliste et consultant médias)

• Augustin Derville (Electra) 
• Guillaume Kosman (Mobilize Power - Groupe RENAULT)
• Raphaël Lance (Mirova) 
• Pierre Etienne Franc (FiveT Hydrogen)
• Maxime Ledez (I4CE)
   

14h00-16h00 Analysis of regional initiatives
Chairwoman: Elodie Lecadre Loret (ENGIE)

• Philippe Boucly (France Hydrogène) A roadmap for an ambitious hydrogen strategy
• Markus Kaufmann (Roland Berger) Hydrogen Valleys: Insights into the emerging hydrogen economies around the world
• Benjamin Wolff (Element Energy, UK) Review of pilot projects in Europe and the role of public funding (CEF, FCH JU, IF, Ademe, etc.)
• Sophie Legras (INRAE Dijon) Taxation with inter-jurisdictional commuting and pollution
   

16h30-18h30 Mitigating GHG Emissions and fairness issues
Chairman: Anna Creti (Climate Economics Chair)

• Yves Crozet (IEP LAETS Lyon) Decarbonizing Transports: “quoi qu’il en coûte”?
• Corinne Bach (Carbometrics) Emission in Transport: how to measure them?
• Mathilde Niay (Ministère de la Transition Ecologique, CGDD) Bonuses for the conversion of private vehicles in 2019: A socio-economic analysis
• Emmanuelle Taugourdeau (CNRS, CREST) Multi-tier tax competition on Gasoline (with Marie Laure Breuillé)

9h00-10h30
Session 1: Electric charging infrastructures
Chairman: Marc Petit (GeePs CentraleSupélec and Armand Peugeot Chair)

• Marc Olivier Metais (LGI CentraleSupélec and VEDECOM) Déploiement spatio-temporel d’une infrastructure de recharge
• Anastasia Popiolek (GeePs CentraleSupélec) Electric mobility for long distance trips: which services for fast charging?
• Wassim Kabbara (GeePs and Renault) “Wireless charging system for an in-motion EV”
   

Session 2: Modeling futures scenarios for mobility
Chairman: Jean-Pierre Ponssard (CNRS-Ecole Polytechnique and chair Energy and Prosperity)

• Albin Kasser (Chair Energy and Prosperity) The deployment of hydrogen in the heavy-duty transport sector: an economic competition
• Ariane Bousquet (Chair Energy and Prosperity) The Assessing an electric mobility initiative to decarbonize transport out of dense areas
• Mohamed Bahlali (Climate Economics Chair) A model for the spatial distribution of jobs, housing and traffic-related air pollution
   

Session 3: Automated vehicle services
Chairman: Fabrice Vidal (Stellantis)

• Ines Jaroudi (LGI & Avenue Project) Externalities and shuttles deployment scenario
• Felix Carreyre (Vedecom & LVMT) An economic appraisal methodology for automated vehicles mobility services.
• Eliane Horschutz-Nemoto (LGI & Avenue Project) Sustainability assessment of the deployment of automated minibuses in urban mobility of European cities
   

11h00-12h30
Session 4: Electric Vehicles to Everything
Chairman: Jan Lepoutre (ESSEC Business School and Armand Peugeot chair)

• Diego Cebreros (LGI CentraleSupélec and Armand Peugeot Chair) Where to leverage scale? A Network Analysis of
  Vehicle-to-Grid.
• Francisco-Jose Santos Alonso Lastras (LGI CentraleSupélec) Stakeholder Value Network for the modeling of innovative
  business models in the EV ecosystem
• Rémi Lauvergne (LGI CentraleSupélec and RTE) Integration of electric vehicles into transmission grids: a case study on the economic impacts in Europe in 2040
   

Session 5 : Behavior and regulations for mobility
Chairman: Yannick Perez (LGI CentraleSupélec and Armand Peugeot Chair)

• Quentin Hoarau (LGI CentraleSupélec and Armand Peugeot Chair) Stranded to be? Diesel ban and used car markets
• Isac Antonio Olave Cruz (Université Paris Dauphine) Regulations of electric scooters in Paris
• Saí Bravo (Climate Economics Chair) Greening public fleets: Evidence from California
   

Session 6: Energy management for mobility
Chairman: Francisco Ramos Real (Universidad de la Laguna)

• Mohsen Dini (GeePs CentraleSupélec) Energy management system by deep reinforcement learning approach in a building microgrid
• Wale Arowolo (LGI CentraleSupélec and Armand Peugeot Chair) EV-PV in 2030 in Paris, Lyon and Marseille: what
  economic contributions

THE CONFERENCE IS JOINTLY SPONSORED BY:

• Chaire Armand PEUGEOT (CentraleSupélec & ESSEC Business School)
• Chair Energy and Prosperity (Fondation du Risque)
• Economics Chair (Paris Dauphine University PSL)

The conference also benefits from a partial financial support from ADEME, under contract CELTE n°19 ES C 0043, 25/08/2019.