OUR STORY
19 may 2019
RELEASE OF UNPRECEDENTED INNOVATIVE CHARGING SYSTEMS AT EVS32.
The VEDECOM Institute showcases several innovations:
- A full dynamic induction recharge system comprising two coils: an innovative system able to power a vehicle like the Zoé and manage contactless communications between the vehicle and the road.
- A “Plug and Charge” demonstration presented jointly on Renault stand. Ultimately, the vehicle will be automatically recognised by the bollard, which is thus able to manage identification, authorisation, charging and paying processes with the different interlocutors, for a simplified user experience.
- A bidirectional home charging also presented on Renault stand. It allows EV to return the energy stored in their batteries to the electric network, and to better regulate the charge. The vehicles are equipped with embedded bi-directional chargers coupled to a software component developed by the VEDECOM Institute in partnership with Trialog, which provides communication between the vehicle and the bollard. The communication between vehicle and terminal is provided by a software brick that was developed by VEDECOM in compliance with the ISO 15118 standard.
7 July 2020
KICK OF MOBENA INITIATIVE IN VERSAILLES, FRANCE
The main electric mobility players joined forces to plan and co-ordinate the roll-out of a charging infrastructure for new-generation electric vehicles. In a memorandum of understanding signed on 7 June, AFIREV (the French association for electrical vehicle charging roaming), AVERE (the French association for the development of electric mobility, the PFA (Automobile Platform) and the VEDECOM Energy Transition Institute united to form an Initiative Committee for New-Generation Charging, intended to involve the entire French ecosystem.
This event was followed by several workshops.
17 September 2020
FIRST PLENARY MEETING OF 15 FRENCH COMPANIES
The session was supported by the French Ministry of Ecology (DGEC) and attended by the Ile de France Region.
11 March 2020
WORKSHOP AT VEDECOM TO TEST THE CTL
The aim was to test for the first time the technical feasibility of the Certificate Trust List (CTL) as a solution for Plug and Charge (PnC) interoperability between multiple PKI.
With the contribution of Freshmile, GIREVE, Hager, Groupe Renault, Stellantis, SAP Labs, Thales and Trialog
2 June 2021
SUCCESSFUL INTERNATIONAL DEMONSTRATION OF THE CERTIFICAT TRUST LIST
The CTL is demonstrated as a technical solution for ISO 15118 Plug and Charge interoperability between multiple PKI (Public Key Infrastructure)
9 November 2021
KICK-OF OF MOBENA PROJECT
20 partners signed a 2 years project agreement.