Smart Solutions for EV Charging: Intelligent Models and Standardization

Maria Heloiza is a Market Research Analyst at movE Eletromobilidade and has been working in the electric mobility market since 2019. With a degree in Electrical Engineering, she has dedicated her academic life to studying this market and works directly on Research and Development projects for movE, contributing to research on various topics related to electric vehicle charging technology. She is currently in charge of marketing at movE, developing materials and content to disseminate the culture of electric mobility throughout Latin America.

Suellen Ribeiro has a degree in Electrical Engineering from the Federal University of Santa Catarina (UFSC), and after graduating she studied Electric Mobility: Policies, Planning and Business Opportunities at the State University of Campinas (UNICAMP). Throughout her career in the energy sector, she has worked as a researcher at the Electricity Systems Planning Laboratory (LABPLAN/UFSC) on the Synchronized Fasor Measurement (MedFasee) project, with the aim of monitoring the National Electricity System (SIN) in real time. She currently works for Intelbras, a highly qualified professional focused on developing innovative solutions for the electric mobility sector. With experience in the design and development of power supplies, lead-acid batteries, lithium batteries and charging infrastructure for electric vehicles, she also works closely with the sector's specific standards and regulations, thus ensuring that all the projects developed meet the required safety and performance standards.

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Electrical Engineer graduated from the Federal University of Santa Catarina (UFSC). Works as a business consultant in the energy sector and project coordinator. Experience in electric sector regulation, business models for electric mobility, and energy trading, acting as coordinator of R&D projects for ARSESP and as a researcher in R&D projects for ANEEL in areas such as energy market, distributed generation, and electric mobility. In the context of electric vehicles, has participated in projects such as: Expansion and business modeling for the electric vehicle charging network in Santa Catarina (R&D ANEEL, CELESC); Implementation of charging infrastructure for electric buses, including impact assessment and business models (R&D ANEEL, EDP); Pilot development and implementation of charging infrastructure with business models for electric vehicle fleets (R&D ANEEL, Equatorial); and currently, Development and Implementation of a Variable Tariff Model for Electric Vehicle Charging at Charging Stations (R&D ANEEL, ELFSM).

Tatiana Araujo is a sustainability expert with approximately 20 years of professional experience. She holds the position of Managing Director Brazil at CharIN and is also involved in consultancy, lectures, and training in sustainability. She assists companies in developing their business strategies, particularly in ESG, GRI, SDGs, and Circular Economy agendas. She acts as a consultant to the UN Global Compact-Brazil Network, and participates in The National Plataform of Electric Mobility Advisory Board (Brazil) and the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) Advisory Board in the Netherlands.