Petr Hladik has been working on environmental issues for over ten years. He was responsible for environmental issues as First Deputy Mayor of Brno. In Brno, he managed to introduce subsidies for the creation of green roofs or rainwater harvesting, both for citizens and companies. During his tenure, he also managed to adopt and implement an action plan for a carbon neutral Brno. As a result, the city started taking steps towards energy independence like installation of hundreds of roofs with photovoltaic panels, the construction of a state-of-the-art automated sorting line, the construction of a third boiler for the energy recovery of waste and the introduction of systematic collection of bio-waste and a plan to build a biogas plant. Thanks to these and other projects promoting green spaces in the city, Brno has been awarded the E.ON Energy Globe or the Smart City title. He prepared Policy Statement of the Government in this area.

Pavel Cyrani is Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors and Chief Commercial and Strategy Officer in the CEZ Group. His responsibilities include electricity and gas trading, electricity and gas supply to end customers, energy and engineering services as well as overall strategic development. Before joining Board of Directors in 2011 he was responsible for Generation Asset Management and Group Planning and Controlling. Pavel Cyrani is Member of Energy Committee of the Confederation of Industry of the Czech Republic.

Before his engagement in ČEZ, a. s. he worked as a management consultant in McKinsey & Company, where he specialized in the energy industry. Pavel Cyrani graduated from the University of Economics, Prague, Department of International Trade, and obtained a MBA title in finance at the Kellogg School of Management in the USA.

Martin Gajdoš acts as the head of strategy and business analysis at the Unipetrol group for which he works since 2015. His team mostly deals with questions of the company’s potential future directions and searches for suitable development opportunities, apart from others also in the area of hydrogen and circular economy. He has been awarded a master’s degree in the field of international and security studies at the University of Birmingham.

Jiří Maláček joined ŠKODA AUTO in January 2020 after many years of successful sales and marketing experience at Toyota and took over the management of the ŠKODA brand sales department on the Czech market. ŠKODA AUTO Česká republika has been headed since September 2020. A graduate of Charles University, majoring in Management and Marketing.

From his previous diplomatic experience at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic, he brings knowledge of the functioning of state administration, understanding of European law and management of legislative procedures in Prague and in Brussels.

It was there that he took part in the formulation of specific legislative measures, which included, among other things, the technical requirements for the production and operation of vehicles or the context of their impact on the environment. Upon his return to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, he defended the European Union's way of applying these standards in our country.

Zdeněk Petzl worked as a senior lawyer in the office of government representative for the Czech Republic before the EU Court of Justice and also as Legal Advisor to the Internal Market Ambassador at the Permanent Representation of the Czech Republic to the EU. He has experience with leadership and organization of the team of lawyers, he has wide network of contacts both in the Czech state administration and within the Brussels administration.

Since 2016 he represents Czech Automotive Industry Association. In his role as Executive director he actively defends the interests of its member companies and he participates in the creation of programs and policies supporting the automotive industry.

Petr Knap is actively involved in initiatives focused on innovative trends for the future of manufacturing and the automotive industry, such as digitalization, automation, electromobility, shared mobility and autonomous driving. He is also one of the founders of the Czech Chamber of PMI (Project Management Institute) and a member of the Scientific Council of the Faculty of Business Administration at the University of Economics. He has been working in the field of consulting since 1996. He joined EY in 2002. He gained his professional experience mainly in the automotive and manufacturing sectors, but in the past he also worked for clients in the telecommunications, pharmaceutical and public administration sectors. Over the years, he has led management consulting projects focused on strategy development, organizational change management, process improvement and cost optimization. His former and current clients include Asahi Breweries, AstraZeneca, BMW, HOPI, Johnson & Johnson, L'Oréal, Merck, Porsche CEE, Porsche ČR, Roche, SKANSKA, ŠKODA AUTO, Slovak Telekom, T-Mobile, Unilever, UNIPETROL and Veolia.

Managing Director and CEO of Volkswagen Financial Services since 2019. He has been with the Volkswagen Group since 1994. He has held a number of management positions within ŠKODA AUTO and then headed the SEAT importer in Sweden. From there he moved to Prague, where he managed the Volkswagen passenger car brand until his move to the Russian market in 2011. He then managed the same brand in Russia. Since 2014 he has been Managing Director of Porsche Czech Republic, the largest importer of passenger cars and commercial vehicles in the Czech Republic.

Martin Saitz is Managing Director in Hyundai Motor Czech. Martin has more than twenty years experiences in automotive industry, where he held a number of management positions. In Hyundai Motor Czech is Martin responsible for business activities of the Hyundai brand on the Czech market.

In 1997 – 2001 Martin worked in Volvo Auto Czech. First position was Financial Controller and since 1999 he worked as General Manager. He was responsible for shortterm and longterm company stratégy on Czech market.

Since 2002 he has worked as a Regional Director in Škoda Auto. He was later promoted to Sales Manager for the Czech Republic, where he worked until 2007.

Since 2008 he has held high managerial positions in Europe, for example in BMW Vertriebs, Hyundai Motor Slovakia, Mitsubishi Motors Slovakia or Mitsubishi Motors Czech.

Before joining Hyundai Motor Czech, he worked as Managing Director in Autobinck CZ / SK.

Martin Saitz has a degree in mechanical engineering in ČVUT in Prague. During his career in auto-moto, he completed a number of professional trainings. In his free time he focuses to his family and various sports activities. He is interested in literature, art and history.

Martin Brix is Managing Director of Drivalia Lease Czech republic s.r.o. (former LeasePlan Czech republic s.r.o.) since 2018. He has joined the company in 1999 and worked in various positions (Finance, ICT , Risk Management) and in various markets (CZ, Romania). He graduated Business Administration at VSE, Prague.

Electric mobility enthusiast and passionate sportsman who likes to spend his spare time playing beach volleyball, skiing or windsurfing. But main priority is his family and raising of two sons.

Vilém Sklenář has been working at Leasing Česká spořitelna for 11 years, universal leasing company, financing of transport equipment, machinery and technology, agriculture, railway equipment. Prior to that, he worked for 10 years at LeasePlan, focusing on new acquisitions and the operating leasing product.

Eva Belák Heberová is a member of the Supervisory Board of Shell Czech Republic a.s. and Director of Shell Fleet Solutions for the Czech Republic and Slovakia. She graduated from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering at the Slovak Technical University in Bratislava and completed her education at Stanford University in marketing. For many years she worked in operational management and marketing positions, both in the B2C and B2B segment. Currently, Eva and her team are responsible for business activities within the B2B fleet segment with a focus on the implementation of the industry's decarbonisation strategy.

After graduating from the Faculty of International Relations of the University of Economics, from 1992 to 1994, he worked in the Agency for Development of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises of the former Ministry of Economy with focus on the Phare program. Then he worked in managerial and executive positions in the private sector, especially in the area of trade, starting in the Mediatel company, where he gradually held positions as assistant to the marketing manager, product manager, marketing director and sales director of the company. In 2007, he joined the JPS company as the product manager. In 2008, he became the Director of the Department of Strategies and Trends of the Ministry of Industry and Trade, in 2012 the Director of the Industry Section and on 1 October 2014 he was appointed the Deputy Minister in charge of the Section of Industry.

Tom has been responsible for the charging stations construction project in Brno since 2020, when he joined the municipal company Teplárny Brno a.s., where he now works as the head of the Emobility department. Before joining Tepláren Brno, he worked as a sales team leader in an energy company. He also has experience from the investment group CYRRUS, a.s., or from the Senate of the Parliament of the Czech Republic. He graduated with a master's degree in Economic Policy and Administration at the Faculty of Economics and Administration of Masaryk University.

Daniel Mazur is a graduate physicist, and was actively involved in research practice for about 11 years before moving to the role of Project Manager for Science, Research and Innovation. Since 2012 he has profiled himself with increasing intensity as a project manager and in 2014-16 as a "scientific fellow" he had a mixed research and project management position in CERIC-ERIC, which was then being established. Subsequently, he worked for almost two years at the Centre for Knowledge and Technology Transfer at Charles University. After the municipal elections in autumn 2018, he was Mayor of the Prague 5 Municipal District for ten months. Half a year after leaving the opposition, he started working at the newly founded Prague Innovation Institute. He emerged from the municipal elections in 2022 as a councillor and in February 2023 became a councillor for IT, Smart City and VVI.

Ignacio Diaz joined Huawei October 2021 to lead the EV Charging activities for residential and public charging. Active in the E-mobility Business for over 10 years of which more than 7 years I dedicated exclusively to EV Charging. Ignacio Diaz holds a M.Sc. in Electrical Engineering from the RWTH Aachen University, MBA in Plymouth/Munich and two patents for electrical motors and drivetrains.

Matthijs Kok works as a transition manager for the City of Utrecht in the fields of electric mobility, charging infrastructure and smart grids. In our city of 350.000 inhabitants about 70% of houses have no private parking and rely on public chargers. Together with Utrecht partners we have developed a city wide network 3.200 public charge points over the last years. We expect the network to grow to 5.700 public AC-charge points in 2025 and an additional 500 DC fast chargers for appox 25.000 EV’s (that is 1:5 cars) in 2025.

Tomáš is a Director of E-mobility at ČEZ, a.s., responsible for public charging infrastructure and charging services and is currently serving as a chairman E-mobility Platform’s steering committee. He has re-joined ČEZ after having worked for eight years as a top-tier Management Consultant supporting clients across the energy sector (including ČEZ where he developed current e-mobility strategy). Previously, Tomáš worked at ČEZ as a commodity trader and he is an economist by academic training.

More than 14 years of experience in automotive industry in various positions. At the beginning of his career he started as a Sales Manager for General Motors dealership in South Bohemia and help to create a greenfield dealership, which became the number one in its region.  After successful almost 4 years, he took the opportunity to become the part of second world biggest automotive industry supplier Magna International. He spent 3 and half years as a Quality engineer in Magna regional unit in Czechia. After this period, he became the part of Magna Europe Head Office in Germany as a Resident Engineer for Skoda Auto and spent there next 7 years. As automotive market is dramatically changing, he decided in 2018 to took the challenge to lead the e-mobility for E.ON Czechia with main focus to establish the completely new business.

Libor Hladík is responsible for the management of the E-Mobility section at Pražská energetika, a. s. from 1.3.2023 , Prior to joining PRE, he worked at Shell Czech Republic sro, where he was responsible for the development of electromobility within the CEE region. He has extensive experience in the development of multinational chains such as McDonald's, Orlen - Benzina or La Lorraine Bakery Group. He was also active in the McDonald's charity project. He graduated from the Czech Technical University - Faculty of Mechanical Engineering.

Zdeněk Havelka was appointed Managing Director of CPI Property Group in June 2014. He is responsible for the Group's asset management, operational risk management, communications and IT.  He has been with CPIPG since 2002, during which time he has held the position of Chief Financial Officer and CEO of the Group.

Petr Brňák is the director of Chargee eMobility. He graduated from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the Czech Technical University. He has worked in various managerial positions in foreign and Czech software companies. Since 2006, he has worked at Cleverlance, where he was Executive Director for the delivery of key projects, especially in the banking sector. Within the group, he took over the management of Chargee eMobility after the CleverPower split.

Michal works for Elexim, a.s. He graduated from a vocational secondary school with a focus on mechanical engineering. He further developed his education in welding at Brno University of Technology. He has used his acquired knowledge in several technical positions. The next study milestone was the MBA - Executive Management, and therefore he further focused on the field of business, management and strategic planning. He first got into electro-mobility in 2020 and has taken a liking to the industry and aims to capitalize on his years of experience in the commercial and manufacturing business.

Pavel Elis is Chairman of the Board of Directors, CEO of Pražská energetika and also since 2006 member of the Supervisory Board of PREdistribuce. During his career he worked in various managerial and professional positions within the company - from 2002 to 2004 as Director of Trading and Services Division and before as Head of construction department. He graduated from the Prague International Business School and the Czech Technical University with specialization in economics and energy management.

Martin Peleška is the General Manager for the Toyota and Lexus brands in the Czech Republic. He started his automotive career in 1999 at Ford Motor Company, where he held various positions in after-sales, sales, fleet and dealer network development. Since 2006, he has worked at Toyota and Lexus dealerships, where he started as a sales manager. From 2009 to 2012, he worked at Toyota Motor Europe's European headquarters in Brussels, where he was responsible for sales and production planning and subsequently pricing of selected models. Upon his return in 2012, he became Sales and Marketing Director of Toyota Motor Czech s.r.o. and with the move to Toyota Central Europe, he was appointed General Manager for both brands (Toyota and Lexus) in the Czech market. He himself currently drives alternately the Toyota Highlander, RAV4 and Lexus NX, but he honestly tests all Toyota and Lexus cars, so he also tests the smallest Yaris and Aygo X models.

Baerte de Brey works at Stedin, a Dutch DSO. Responsible for analyzing the long-term effect of electric mobility on the electricity grids, Baerte helps to build a sustainable business case around this transition. This includes vehicle2grids, solving regulatory barriers and cybersecurity. He graduated from Leiden University in 2001 with a law degree and received an MBA from Nyenrode Business University in 2006. On behalf of Stedin, he is one of the executive board members of ElaadNL. ElaadNL is a collaboration of the Dutch DSO’s and the knowledge and innovation centre in the field of (smart) charging infrastructure. As an expert for the European Commission, he sometimes reviews collective European programs concerning EV interoperability and smart charging. In his spare time, he is an elected member of the Provincial Council of Utrecht.

Arun Rajeevan Krishnan studied Industrial Engineering in India and Germany, where he also got his master degree. He started his carrer path at a well-known automotive supplier Continental where he worked on different positions. He began as a lean specialist in Germany, later Italy, then he worked as a production manager in Thailand. In 2019 as Powertrain division (now Vitesco Technologies) of Continental started the spin-off process, he took a new challenge as a Head of Operations Quality in Regensburg. Since July 2021 he is plant manager of one of the biggest locations of Vitesco Technologies in Europe – Frenštát pod Radhoštěm. Vitesco Technologies is following the path towards electromobility which means new opportunities for Frenstat’s plant.

Nikola Hořejš is the director of research on international issues at the STEM Institute of Sociology and an advisor to a number of non-governmental and governmental institutions. He is the co-author of the most extensive study of attitudes towards climate policy (Czech (Non)transformation 2022). He studies attitudes to conspiracies, trust of the EU and other public institutions. He is a member of the Board of Directors of Forum2000 and coordinator at the major business initiative "2nd economic transformation".

Pavel Štefek is a partner at PwC Czech Republic, leader for automotive and ESG within assurance. He focuses mainly on services related to non-financial reporting, carbon footprint and supply chain. Pavel's team actively monitors new developments related to the New Green Deal legislation and offers advisory services and practical tools to facilitate the implementation of regulatory requirements and the transition to sustainable business practices. Pavel Štefek graduated in economics from the Technical University of Ostrava and has been with PwC since 2006. From 2013 to 2016, he worked in the Toronto office of PwC Canada.

Filip Vančura works in energy sector since 2013. In 2013-2014 he worked for LEEF Technologies s.r.o., which focuses on consulting and project development in “new energy”. In 2015-2016, as a CEZ ESCO commodity trading analyst, he specialized in business models for utilizing flexibility from distributed energy sources. His agenda at CEZ ESCO included the development of a virtual power plant based on the purchase of electricity from CHPs and RES. Since 2017 he has been involved in the development of battery accumulation and electromobility projects at LEEF Technologies.

Aleš Willert has been with C.S.CARGO since 2010. He first held the position of Director of Operations (2010–2012) and then General Manager and Chairman of the Board (2012–2018) of C.S.CARGO a.s. For the past four years he has been the Vice Chairman of the Board and General Manager of the entire C.S.CARGO Group. However, he has devoted his entire professional life to the transport and logistics business. He also gained experience as the Director of Operations of the logistics company ESA s.r.o., or as the General Manager and Chairman of the Board of Milktrans a.s. Aleš Willert graduated from the Faculty of Business and Economics of the University of South Bohemia in České Budějovice. Currently, he is also the Vice President and Chairman of the Freight Transport Section of ČESMAD Bohemia.

Henning joined Amazon as the public policy lead on sustainable transport EU in January 2022. In his work he focuses on helping Amazon decarbonize its transport network in order to meet the ambitious Climate Pledge goal of net-zero emissions by 2040. Prior to his role at Amazon Henning was policy director at Eurelectric, the European association for the power sector, working on the cost-effective decarbonization of the power generation in the EU. He holds a Master in Intelligence & International Security from King’s College London

Jan Pihar has linked up his entire professional career with logistics. Jan studied at the Faculty of Management and Economics of the Brno University of Technology. After graduating he participated in a study exchange programme in the USA. In 2004 he was behind the establishment of the DACHSER Břeclav branch, where he acted as the Branch Manager. In 2008 he was appointed the General Manager of the DACHSER Kladno branch. From 2019 Jan Pihar was appointed Managing Director and Chairman of the Board of Trustees of DACHSER Czech Republic.

Tomas Chmelík graduated from the University of Economics in Prague, with a main specialization in Economic policy and Minor specialization in Environmental policy. He achieved Ph.D. in 2010 at the Czech Technical University, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Dept. of Economics, Management and Humanities. Since 1999 he has worked for the Ministry of Environment of the Czech Republic as an expert in the Unit of Economic Instruments, dealing with issues of economic instruments used in water, waste and the air quality sector. In 2003 he became the Head of newly established Climate Change Unit and his responsibilities included the EU ETS implementation and drafting the first Czech national allocation plan and its negotiation with the European Commission.

Tomas left the Ministry of Environment in 2006 and joined Czech utility company CEZ, where he currently works as a Head of Clean Technologies department, being responsible for installation and operation of EV public charging infrastructure within CEZ /E/MOBILITY program.

Vladimír Št'astný has been working in the field of trucks for almost 20 years. He started his career in the field of development and production of truck and trailer bodies. At Iveco, he is responsible for technical support within the product department in the Czech Republic and Slovakia. For both markets, he is also the technical ambassador for Iveco eDaily, the first fully electric commercial vehicle with a modular battery pack.

David Chleboun is a graduate of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering of the Czech Technical University in Prague, majoring in automobile construction. Since 1992, he has been an employee of the importer of Mercedes-Benz commercial vehicles and trucks. Since then, he has been in charge of a number of areas of technical support for the sale of commercial vehicles and trucks. In recent years, he has also been responsible for the marketing and PR of the Mercedes-Benz and Fuso brands, exclusively in the area of trucks. It understands the orientation towards electromobility as a significant expansion of the field of trucks and strives for an impartial and technically and factually based assessment of the usability and operability of new products in the overall ecosystem as well as in individual segments of freight transport.

Peter has spent most of his career between trucks. He likes all technology and modern technology. That's why he has recently started working in electric mobility at Volvo Trucks, where he sees a great future.

Martin Machek studied energy in transport, economics and postgraduate management (MBA at CMI - ESMA Prague). He has been working in the energy sector for a long time on innovative technology and transport projects. He currently works at ČEZ ESCO, a.s., where he is responsible for business development, especially in relation to public administration in the field of complex energy savings, renewable energy, smart grids and construction of charging infrastructure for public transport (electric buses). He also cooperates with TA ČR, where he is a rapporteur and project evaluator in the THETA and DOPRAVA 2020 programs.

Martin studied geography at the Faculty of Science of Charles University in Prague and worked for seven years as a consultant and planner in the field of environmental impact assessment, spatial planning and transport infrastructure development. Since 2015, he has held the position of guarantor of specific objectives of the Integrated Regional Operational Programme aimed at supporting regional transport infrastructure and sustainable mobility at the Ministry of Regional Development. He is involved in the management of the programme, negotiation with territorial and substantive partners, and is the main author of specific rules for applicants and beneficiaries. He is also involved in the administration of projects, including those to support the purchase of low- and zero-emission vehicles for public transport.

Radek Chobot graduated in Transport Technology and Management at the University of Pardubice. He has been working in the field of public transport since 2008. In the past he worked as a director of the Transport Company of the City of Ústí nad Labem and also of BusLine. Since 2018 he has been working in the transport group ARRIVA Czech Republic, where he is responsible for business development in the field of bus transport. In addition, he is also the Managing Director and Director of ARRIVA City, which provides public transport in Prague and the Central Bohemian Region. Within the ARRIVA Group he is also responsible for new technologies in public transport.

Jan Sochor is a specialist in the development of the hydrogen economy within the Czech Hydrogen Technology Platform (HYTEP), where for over two years he has been working with professional organizations and companies on the development of the hydrogen economy in the Czech Republic. The scope of his work includes analysis, coordination and preparation of opinions on legislative proposals, strategic plans, technological aspects of the hydrogen economy and new developments in the field of hydrogen economy development. His activities also include consultations on individual problematic points of hydrogen project development in the Czech Republic with the members of the platform. As part of his work for the platform, he negotiates with foreign partners and is part of regular meetings with Hydrogen Europe, a multinational organisation based in Brussels that promotes the development of the hydrogen economy with EU institutions. He has been involved in updating the Hydrogen Strategy of the Czech Republic and the National Action Plan for Clean Mobility and is in regular contact with the state administration on the promotion of the hydrogen economy in manufacturing, industry, transport and energy. He sees hydrogen as one of the complementary solutions for the gradual decarbonisation of our society in synergy with the dominant direct electrification. He graduated from the Faculty of Social Sciences of Charles University, specifically in European Studies.  In his spare time he is working on a project that provides online sessions with psychologists in the Czech Republic. He is behind the popular educational project ''Mr. Europe'', where he explains the functioning of the European Union.

Marek Trešl is a graduate of the University of Economics in Prague. After working in the Czech IT company Software602, he headed to the world of cars, which have been his hobby since childhood. From 2007-2013 he worked in the Czech representation of Ford Motor Company as Brand Manager for larger passenger cars. Since 2013 he has worked for Hyundai Motor Czech as Product Manager, in 2020 he moved to the position of Product and Marketing Director, where he covers brand communication, product and future mobility.

Alan Celić studied aerospace engineering at the University of Stuttgart, Germany. Before Bosch, I worked in the aerospace industry in the USA (Nasa Ames) and in France (Airbus). Since 2005 at Bosch in various engineering positions, e.g. Vice President of Engineering for Port Fuel Injection Systems. Since 2021 at RBCB, head of the powertrain engineering center at RBCB and the test center in Jihlava.

Martin is a graduate of the University of Technology in Prague and has been working for ORLEN Unipetrol for more than 15 years in various positions in the field of development and optimization. He currently focuses on energy efficiency and sustainable projects including hydrogen technologies and plastic waste recycling.

Miroslav Zajíček is a Czech economist, currently serving as Director of Strategy and Regulation at Veolia Energie Česká republika, a.s. and is a member of the Executive Board of the Teplárenského sdružení Czech Republic. From 2005 to 2017, he worked at the University of Economics, where he headed the Department of Institutional, Environmental and Experimental Economics from 2012 to 2017. In 2009 he founded the Laboratory of Experimental Economics. In addition to his positions in academia, he founded and ran his own energy consulting company from 2000 to 2012. He graduated in economics from the University of Chicago and the University of Economics in Prague. He also graduated from the Faculty of Law of Charles University, where he also earned his doctorate.

Daniel Kurucz CEO and Chairman of the Board of Directors of České dráhy, from the beginning of June 2018 to November 2019 CEO and Chairman of the Board of Directors of Vítkovice Heavy Machinery. From 2020 to 2021 he was Chairman of the Board of Kovosvit MAS, and since 2021 he has been a Director of Alstom Czech Republic and Slovakia.

He graduated from the Czech Technical University in Prague and the University of Pardubice. Already during his studies he worked for SUDOP and Czech Railways. After graduation, he joined the then Správa železniční dopravní cesty, where he returned in 2017 after a stint in the private sector and is now Director of Strategy.

Daniel Minařík po ukončení inženýrského studia dále pokračoval v doktorandském studijním programu s orientací na vodíkové technologie v energetice a konstrukci experimentálních elektromobilů. Od roku 2011 navázal na své studijní zaměření a v rámci snahy o naplnění svých výzkumných ambicí začal svou vědeckou kariéru v rámci Výzkumného centra ENET při VŠB a následně stanul v čele jím vytvořené Laboratoře vodíkových technologií. V roce 2022 byl jmenován Zmocněncem MSK pro rozvoj vodíkových technologií a pověřen tvorbou konceptu a koordinací zajišťování zdrojů financování strategických projektů našeho regionu v tomto nastupujícím technologickém odvětví. 

Ir. Jan van Beckhoven studied physics at Eindhoven University of Technology. He is a former naval officer and board member of national gas-technical institute in Apeldoorn. He has been an alderman at the municipality of Apeldoorn.

He participated in hydrogen projects since 2008 till today and specifically in the field of permit, safety, homologation, infrastructure, training drivers, hydrogen filling stations and the operational use of hydrogen buses.

He is well known in local and national politics and government agencies. He has gained a lot of experience in the field of public transport, purchasing and has a relevant network within public transport companies and in the nautical world.

He was directly involved in the implementation of projects with hydrogen buses in public transport in the Netherlands (region Apeldoorn)  and in Germany (region Munster).

Eva has been close to cars since her childhood, when she was always around motorbikes, cars, trucks and tractors in her family driving school. She has been involved in motoring journalism since 2006, when she joined Autocar magazine, the Czech version of the oldest motoring magazine in the world. In 2012-2013, she held the position of deputy editor-in-chief. She then moved to the editorial offices of AutoTip and later AUTO7 magazines. In 2016, she accepted the position of editor of the auto-moto section at Economia Publishing House, and three years later she took over the management of the auto team. She mostly enjoys reporting on motoring topics and interviewing personalities from the motoring industry. She holds a driving license for everything except the bus.

Lukáš Folbrecht is an enthusiastic electromobilist and secretary of the Electromobility Platform, which brings together major players supporting the development of e-mobility and charging infrastructure in the Czech Republic. He is also in charge of the European project ALBATTS (Alliance for Battery Technology, Training and Skills) at the Automotive Industry Association, which explores batteries and their use across their entire value chain and maps the missing competences and skills needed for the development of the battery industry and related sectors. He has previously worked at ŠKODA AUTO, Office of the Government of the Czech Republic and in the media. He has study and work experience in the UK, USA and Brussels.

 Aleš Doucek is a graduate of the University of Chemical Technology in Prague, where he obtained a doctorate in the field of chemical and energy processing of fuels. Since 2008 he has been working at ÚJV Řež, focusing on hydrogen technologies. He is currently the head of the Hydrogen Technology and Innovation in Energy department. He is also the Chairman of the Board of the Czech Hydrogen Technology Platform, of which he has been a member since 2013.

Aleš Doucek is a member of the Scientific Board of the Faculty of Environmental Protection Technology of the Institute of Chemical Technology in Prague, a member of the coordination group for the National Action Plan for Clean Mobility, co-chair of the Working Group for Hydrogen Mobility at MDČR and a member of the coordination group for the National Hydrogen Strategy of the Czech Republic

Founder/director of LEEF Technologies, a cleantech advisory and investment firm based in Prague, Czech Republic. Formerly a director/board member of various companies of the Biomass Technology Group, Vertis Environmental Finance and the CEZ Group. Almost 20 years of experience in clean energy and transport. PhD from the Australian National University.