EnerMOB project - Regional IPA Conference
On 6th of June, 2019, Regional IPA Conference was held in the Assembly Hall in Kragujevac within the project “Interregional Electromobility Networks for intERurban low carbon MOBility – EnerMOB”.
Introductory words had:
- Nenad Popović, director of Regional Economic Development Agency for Sumadija and Pomoravlje Kragujevac,
- Ivan Karić, State Secretary of Ministry of Environmental Protection,
- Minja Obradović, Member of the City Council in charge of Investments and Project Management, City of Kragujevac,
- Alessandro Carollo, representative of Ragusa Free Municipal Consortium (Italy), ENERMOB Lead Partner.
In the working part of the conference, presentations were held by:
- Radica Vučković, Ministry of Environmental Protection, Sector for International Cooperation and European Integration
- Prof.Ph.D Gradimir Danon, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering Belgrade
- Alessandro Carollo, Ragusa Free Municipal Consortium (Italy)
- Ph.D. Vedran Kirinčić, Primorje and Gorski Kotar county (Croatia)
- Panagiotis Mantzouranis, Region of Peloponnese (Greece)
- Prof.Ph.D. Milan Prokin, National Association of Electric Vehicles Belgrade
- Slobodan Mišanović, GSP Belgrade
- Predrag Vučinić, ABB Ltd Belgrade
Conference topics were:
- Sustainable mobility in the function of the environment and health
- Sustainable communal development of municipalities and cities in Serbia through integration of electric vehicles into the work of utility services
- The EnerMOB project within the EU electromobility policies for the development of transport network in the European space. Outlooks and opportunities for IPA regions
- Experiences of the partners on the project
- Optimal remote control for chargers for electric vehicles
- Example of good practice - Ebus line in Belgrade
- Chargers for electric vehicles
The conference was attended by 79 representatives of institutions and organizations of the public, private and civil sectors.
During the conference, electric vehicles were presented to citizens in front of the City Assembly building.
