EV Charging Realities in Brazil: Best Practice & Use Cases

The requested files are attached. My CV can be summarized as follows: Graduated in electrical engineering from USP, with an MBA in Finance from Saint Paul Business School and an ongoing master's degree in electrical engineering from Unicamp. At CPFL since 2009, he has worked as an electric system expansion planner, electric power system protection, asset base management and since 2016 as an Innovation project manager focused on the development of operational excellence and Artificial Intelligence tools, energy storage systems, renewable sources and electric mobility. The title of the presentation will be: Transforming the Mobility Ecosystem: Innovations and Impacts of CPFL's Electric Mobility Projects.

Rafael Cunha is an Electrical Engineer from the Federal University of Santa Catarina and writes the 'Electric Vehicles' column for FotoVolt magazine. He has several years' experience in projects for industrial installations, as well as in projects to implement an electrical work safety regulatory standard (NR-10) and is also a member of the study commission currently developing the NBR 17019 standard. Rafael is a co-founder of and the director of operations at movE Eletromobilidade, which provides technological solutions for managing the charging controls of electric vehicles.

Engenheiro eletricista pela Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, e Doutorado pelo Politecnico di Torino na área de eletrônica de potência para geração distribuída e integração de veículos elétricos na rede de energia. Atua há 15 anos com inovação na área de energia, incluindo temas de geração, distribuição e comercialização de energia, englobando a integração de infraestrutura de recarga de veículos no setor de energia elétrica. Atualmente é CEO da MOVE Eletromobilidade, uma empresa de tecnologia que oferece a mercado soluções inteligentes e serviços digitais voltados para a recarga de veículos elétricos.

An electrical engineer with a postgraduate degree in project management, he has worked at Celesc Distribuição for 18 years. During this time, he has managed the areas of commercial technical management, distribution operations, the energy efficiency and research and development division, the electrical system planning department, the projects and construction department, and the distribution director. He has been managing the electric mobility project at Celesc since 2015, with the aim of promoting the development and innovation of this segment in the electricity sector.