Webinar
Join us for the publication launch webinar of “Advancing E-Buses: A Guide to Batteries and Charging.” This webinar will delve into key aspects of defining and implementing charging strategies for e-buses, including infrastructure requirements and their impact on service planning, operations, and long-term costs.
Learn from city case studies and expert insights about innovative approaches to slow, fast, and mixed charging methods. Understand the broader implications for energy networks, sustainability, and operational efficiency as we discuss strategies to overcome common challenges and maximize benefits.
This session is essential for urban planners, transport officials, and stakeholders looking to implement sustainable, effective e-bus charging solutions.
This event will feature live interpretations in Portuguese, Chinese, Bahasa, French and Spanish.
Pedro is an Associate Researcher at the ICCT São Paulo office, contributing in the Zero Emission Bus Rapid-deployment Accelerator (ZEBRA) initiative, which is committed to transforming the Latin American bus market to zero emissions. Before joining ICCT, Pedro specialized in spatial big data analysis at SPTrans, the municipal public transport agency in São Paulo, Brazil. He also served as a consultant at the World Bank Group (WB and IFC), where he was involved in public transportation projects. He holds both a master’s degree in Transportation Engineering and a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering from the University of São Paulo (USP). Throughout his academic journey, he delved into research on urban transport, with a keen focus on inequality and justice.
Daniela has over 10 years of experience in both public and private sectors with a focus on energy and the environment. The greatest part of her professional career has been focused on designing and implementing public policies around these two topics. In her current role at the Yucatán Transportation Agency, she oversees strategic projects for the region, including electric mobility and the implementation of information technologies in the design of mobility and urban development policies.
She holds a master’s degree in Energy and Environmental Policy and Management from the Latin American Faculty of Social Sciences (FLACSO), a master’s degree in Urban Studies from El Colegio de México, and a bachelor’s degree in Economics from the Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México (ITAM).