Integration of Energy Systems and E-Mobility
Certificate Course - Energy Engineering - EE.5.5.I26
| Date | Oct 27 - Nov1, 2027 |
| Duration | 2 days |
| Location | On campus - Karlsruhe |
| Language | English |
| ECTS | Upon request |
| Cost | 1,550 € |
Course prerequisites - Basic knowledge of Energy and Environment, Energy Economics, Thermodynamics, Sustainable Development, Microeconomics is desirable.
Fundamentals
Introduces energy efficiency and electric mobility concepts, economic theory basics, and key research topics.
Technology
Covers technologies for energy efficiency and EVs, including smart grids, V2G, and system-level solutions.
Applications
Examines impacts on electricity systems, environment, policy, user behavior, and real-world energy integration.
What you´ll explore
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Combines two key energy economics topics: energy efficiency and electric mobility
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Provides overview of theoretical and practical aspects, including technology and policy frameworks
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Discusses broader implications for national and international energy systems
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Introduces concept of energy efficiency and influencing factors
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Covers economic theory aspects and economy-wide measurement challenges
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Includes practical examples and decentralized household technologies
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Examines electric mobility and EV penetration in energy systems
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Covers impacts on electricity systems, environment, and integration strategies
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Discusses smart grids, V2G, user acceptance, and behavioral aspects
Your key takeaways
Participants
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understand the concept of energy efficiency as applied to specific systems
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obtain an overview of the current trends in energy efficiency
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are able to determine and evaluate alternative methods of energy efficiency improvement
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overview technical and economical stylized facts on electric mobility
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judge economical, ecological and social impacts through electric mobility
Taught by recognized experts in Integration of Energy Systems and E-Mobility
Benefit from the knowledge of leading specialists with extensive experience in research and industry. Their deep expertise guarantees a course of outstanding academic and practical quality.
PD Dr. Patrick Jochem
PD Dr. Patrick Jochem is a researcher and lecturer, affiliated with Fraunhofer ISI. His work focuses on energy systems analysis, with emphasis on electric mobility, transport decarbonization, energy efficiency, and quantitative modelling of energy and mobility systems. He contributes to national and international research projects on energy transition, sector coupling, and sustainable transport, and teaches energy economics and mobility-related topics in executive education programs.
Dr. Armin Ardone
Dr. rer. pol. Armin Ardone is an energy systems expert with a background in chemical engineering and economics. He focuses on modeling power transmission and distribution networks, European electricity markets, and techno-economic evaluation of energy and climate policy scenarios. His work combines optimization methods and system analysis to support the transformation of modern energy systems, with long-standing experience in industry and research. His expertise supports strategic energy transition planning and integrated system optimization advancing sustainable systems.
Who should attend
This certificate course is designed for professionals seeking a structured introduction to the integration of energy systems and e-mobility within the context of sustainable energy transition.
- Engineers and technical professionals in the energy, automotive, electrical, and manufacturing industries who are involved in or preparing for projects related to e-mobility, charging infrastructure, and integrated energy systems
- Energy consultants, planners, and project managers working on renewable energy integration, smart charging solutions, and sector coupling strategies
- Professionals in utilities, grid operation, transportation, and infrastructure sectors seeking to understand the interaction between electric mobility, energy efficiency, and modern power systems
- Experts in sustainability, mobility, and public administration who need a solid technical and economic understanding of e-mobility integration and its impact on energy networks and climate goals
- Researchers and academics aiming to deepen their knowledge of energy efficiency methodologies, electric mobility systems, and current research trends in integrated energy solutions
- Professionals who want a coherent overview from the fundamentals of energy system integration to practical applications, evaluation methods, and the opportunities and challenges of large-scale e-mobility deployment