International Summer School on DC Systems and EV Charging

We are happy to announce the upcoming summer school on DC Systems and EV charging. This summer school aims to provide a theoretical background as well as hands-on experience in different fundamental, technical, and practical aspects of DC systems and the charging of EVs. It is also a unique event in Europe for young power electronics engineers from academia to exchange experience and technical information about their PhD projects. The International DC Systems and EV Charging Summer School 2024 is planned from the 1st to the 5th July 2024 (from Sunday afternoon to Friday evening).

Targeted participants are PhD candidates, PostDocs, R&D people, and engineers.

Topics

DC Energy Systems
EV Charging
Energy Transition
Power Electronics

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Agenda

From Monday till Friday will be filled with twenty-three 45-minute lectures (> 15 hours of theory) given by experts in DC systems and charging of EVs from TU Delft and other international universities and R&D centers

		Main location
Sunday (30^th of June)	Welcome dinner between 18:00-20:00	Huszár - Café Brasserie, Hooikade 13, Delft
Monday (1^st of July)	9:00: a welcoming session will be given by Prof. Dr. Pavol Bauer (DC Systems Energy Conversion & Storage at TU Delft). The first day is dedicated to energy transition. An industrial tour at ABB in Delft	EEMCS building 36, Worklounge 1^st floor Low building
Tuesday (2^nd of July)		EEMCS building 36, Worklounge 1^st floor Low building
Wednesday (3^rd of July)	Industrial tour at Shell Energy Transition Campus (ETCA), followed by an inspiring plenary talk and poster session Cruise in Amsterdam channels between 18.00-19.00 Dinner at restaurant Celia (Nieuwendijk 60) at 19.15 Expected arrival back in Delft around 22.30	EEMCS building 36, Worklounge 1^st floor Low building
Thursday (4^th of July)	Visit to the Green Village	EEMCS building 36, Worklounge 1^st floor Low building
Friday (5^th of July)	Closing session followed by BBQ at Café X at 17.45	EEMCS building 36, Worklounge 1^st floor Low building

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45-min Lectures:

L1-L3 Energy Transition, Chair: Pavol Bauer

L1.        Prof. dr. P. Bauer (TU Delft, NL): Power electronics, microgrids, and e-mobility
L2.        Prof. dr. P. Palensky (TU Delft, NL): Impact of renewable energy systems on digitized society
L3.        Prof. Paul Mitcheson (UK), Contactless charging

L4-L9 DC Microgrids and energy hubs, Chairs: Laura Ramirez, Sebastian Rivera

L4.        Prof. dr. Tomislav Dragicevic (DTU):DC microgrids
L5.        Dr. Pavel Purgat ABB, Austria: DC Circuit breakers
L6.        Dr.Laura Ramirez
L7.        Dr. Nils van der Blij Cern, Switzerland: Power Conversion & Distribution in Harsh Environments
L8.        ing. Harrie Stokman, DC Systems
L9.        Dr.Soumya Bandyopadhyay: Battery-based energy storage: Opportunities and Challenges

L10-L17 EV Charging and battery technology, Chairs: Gautham Ram, Zian Qin

L10.    Dr. Sebastian Rivera: Power electronics for charging systems
L11.    Dr. Gautham Ram: Solar Charging and V2G
L12.    Dr. Ibrahim Diab
L13.    Shell keynote
L14.    Dr. Zian Qin: Power Quality
L15.    Menno Kardolus, PRE
L16.    Dr. Hani Vahedi: Bidirectional Charging
L17.    Dr. Aditya Shekhar: Reliability of power electronics for charging systems

L18-L23 Wireless Power Transfer, Chairs: Jianning Dong and Wenli Shi

L18.    Dr. Jianning Dong: IPT principles
L19.    Dr. Jianning Dong: IPT principles
L20.    Dr.P. Venugopal: On-road charging
L21.    Joris Koudijs from Tiler: The journey from charging technol
L22.    Dr.Wenli Shi: IPT- Applications and outlook
L23.    Prof. dr. P. Bauer (TU Delft, NL): IPT

6 hours of hands-on workshop in our state-of-the-art DC Systems Laboratory:

DC1. DC Microgrid Part 1
DC2. DC Microgrid Part 2
DC3. Inductive Power Transfer Part 1
DC4. Inductive Power Transfer Part 2
DC5. Inductive Power Transfer Part 3
DC6. Inductive Power Transfer Part 4

Practicum instructions DC3,4,5,6:
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Online

Social program:

Dinner in Huszár - Café Brasserie (Hooikade 13, Delft) on Sunday
Dinner in Restaurant Celia (Nieuwendijk 60, Amsterdam), on Wednesday
BBQ at Café X (TU Delft Campus), on Friday

The closing session on Friday:

Certificates of Attendance and Poster Awards
Taking Photos
Open discussion and feedback

Fees and Registration

Registration Fee

MSc/PhD Students	€500,-
Postdoc researchers	€700,-
Industry	€1500,-

Early-bird registration

Receive a €50,- discount on your registration fee if you register before May 15th 2024!

Registration

Register online for the event.

Location

Delft

The DC Systems and EV charging summer school will take place at the campus of Delft University if Technology in The Netherlands. Delft is well-known for its Delft Blue earthenware and its lovely canals. The 750 years old city of Delft has a pleasant, well-preserved, lively historical centre, with characteristic canals, ancient merchant houses, old churches and the splendid city hall.

Sponsorship

Great opportunity for companies to show their products and meet with smart and motivated students/researchers. If you are interested in becoming our sponsor, please send an email to DC-summerschool@tudelft.nl.

Bronze Sponsor (1500€)

Table for advertising
Logo on the “certificate of attendance” and website as a sponsor

Silver Sponsor (3000€)

Bronze package
One free participant in lectures
A stand or presentation during lunch

Gold Sponsor (5000€)

Silver package
Being mentioned as the main sponsor during presentations (Opening/Closing)
One free participant in lectures and industrial tours

Information

DC Systems and EV Charging Summer School