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Sthlm E-Mobility Summit
Where Real Estate Meets the Future of Mobility
Stockholm | Posthuset
In 2024 and 2025, we brought together 200+ decision-makers to discuss profitability, electrification, data, and the transformation of parking into a strategic asset. In 2026, we go even further.
- Date
- 8 Oct, 2026
- Time
- 08:30-16:00
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Annika Abraham
The Building as a Power Plant: How Charging Infrastructure Becomes Real Estate’s Next Revenue Stream
As the real estate sector moves beyond simply deploying EV charging towards managing energy more intelligently, few people have followed that transition as closely as Annika Abraham.
As CEO of ChargeNode, she works at the intersection of real estate, electrification and energy management. Having led the company through a period of rapid market development, she has seen how conversations with property owners have evolved—from installing charging facilities to building flexible energy systems that create long-term value.
In her keynote, "The Building as a Power Plant: How Charging Infrastructure Becomes Real Estate's Next Revenue Stream," Annika will explore why EV charging is evolving from a stand-alone amenity into a strategic component of modern real estate. Drawing on real-world projects and practical experience, she will explain how smart charging, battery storage, energy management and Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) are changing the way buildings consume, store and share energy.
Rather than focusing on technology alone, Annika will explore how electrification is reshaping the role of the built environment—and why the property owners who prepare for a more flexible energy system today will be best positioned for the years ahead.
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Johanna Lakso
The Future Energy System: What Property Owners Need to Know About Electrification, Flexibility and Grid Readiness.
As electrification accelerates across transport, industry and the built environment, the question is no longer simply how to produce more electricity—but how to make smarter use of the energy system we already have. Few people are better positioned to explore that challenge than Johanna Lakso.
As CEO of Power Circle, Johanna works at the centre of Sweden’s energy transition, with a focus on the electricity system, transport electrification, flexibility and emerging energy technologies. With a background in energy systems and previous roles at the Swedish Energy Agency and Svenska kraftnät, she brings both a system-level perspective and insights from leading Swedish research and innovation projects.
In her spotlight, Johanna will explore how smart charging, flexibility, batteries and V2X are reshaping the relationship between buildings, vehicles and the electricity system—and what growing grid constraints mean for property owners.
Looking ahead, she will highlight the technologies, market developments and system changes likely to shape the coming decade—and what property owners need to understand today to prepare for them.
Duncan Licence
As Head of Automotive & Data, Duncan leads the strategy, operations, and growth of the business unit within Arrive. He works closely with the Payments team and wider leadership to drive synergies across in-car payments and connected car services, while ensuring continued innovation and high-quality data delivery.
Duncan has an extensive background in product development, having held multiple executive roles in e-commerce and logistics technology companies prior to joining Parkopedia.
Theo Thuis
Theo Thuis is President of European Parking Association (EPA) and Managing Director, Innovation at Q-Park. His career brings together public-sector experience, international business leadership and a strong focus on the future of urban mobility.
He studied Economic Geography and Regional Economics at Utrecht University and Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and began his career in public administration, working on socio-economic policy and inward investment in Den Bosch before taking on senior roles at the Municipality of Maastricht. There, he contributed to infrastructure and urban development, with a particular focus on urban renewal and a city-centre strategy balancing heritage, accessibility and liveability.
Theo joined Q-Park in 2000 as COO and Board member, leading the company’s expansion in Germany, the UK and the Nordics and overseeing operations across 10 countries and more than 150 cities. Since 2017, he has served as Managing Director, Innovation, where he launched PASS, Q-Park’s cloud platform, and has led the development of the company’s sustainable mobility-partner programme, with the ambition of positioning Q-Park as a preferred mobility-hub partner by 2030.
Within EPA, Theo has held several leadership roles, including serving on the Policy & Strategy Committee and as Chairman of the Scientific Committee from 2019 to 2025, before becoming President of the Association in 2025.
Meet our panelists
Niklas Berg, Co-Founder, ChargeNode
Alexander Rönndahl, Co-Founder, Vålt
Joakim Nilsson, Technical BDM, Zaptec
Åsa Kalee, Head of Mobility, HubPark
John Wastring
"Norway’s success wasn’t about advanced technology — it was about basic economics, local incentives, and a clear decision to invest. AC charging is the new fiber. It’s simply expected."
John Wastring is CEO of Zaptec Sweden, where he leads the company’s mission to accelerate the shift toward electric mobility through smart, scalable charging solutions.
In his 2025 keynote, “Norway’s E-Mobility Success – A Playbook for Scandinavia or a One-Off?”, John shared lessons from Norway’s journey toward leading EV adoption and charging infrastructure. Building on Zaptec’s roots in Norway he highlighted the key factors—such as policies, business models, and technological innovations—that made it possible, and reflected on what Swedish property owners and stakeholders can apply when shaping their own sustainable and profitable e-mobility strategies.
Bringing together perspectives from technology, business, and policy, John offered practical insights into how the real estate sector can contribute to Scandinavia’s broader energy and mobility transition.
My Näslund
"Property owners can move from being passive consumers to active participants in the energy system — turning their assets into revenue-generating resources."
My Näslund is Business Developer at Flower, a Swedish next-gen energy company that leverages AI and machine learning to redefine how renewable energy is managed.
With an M.Sc. in Environmental Engineering from Lund University, My has dedicated her career to energy systems, sustainability, and the smart use of resources. Her academic and professional journey reflects a deep passion for renewable energy production and innovative energy management solutions.
In her 2025 keynote "The Future is Flexible: Redefining Energy Management in Real Estate", My explored how flexibility and AI-driven energy optimization can turn volatility and rising costs into new business opportunities. She demonstrated how property assets like EV chargers, batteries, and heat pumps can participate in flexibility markets — turning costs into revenue and enabling buildings to actively support the grid.
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Teddy Flatau
“If you leave this room with one thing… use standard-based charging.”
Teddy Flatau is the Co-founder and CEO of Wevo Energy, a pioneering company focused on transforming the electric vehicle (EV) charging landscape. He holds a Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering and has a rich entrepreneurial background.
At Wevo, Teddy is dedicated to "Electrifying Every Parking Space," making EV charging accessible in high-density, energy-constrained environments including apartment buildings, parking lots, and workplaces.
In his 2025 keynote, "10 lessons learned after Implementing EV-Charging in 1500+ MDUs" Teddy shared insights from Wevo’s experience and discussed the unique challenges of infrastructure development, load management, and financing. Flatau highlighted strategies for minimizing costs and maximizing efficiency through strategic planning and innovative technology.
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Jana Neumann
"You cannot build enough parking for all your tenants. One shared car can replace 15 privately owned ones."
Jana Neumann is the Chief Operating Officer at Wunder Mobility, the global leader in ride-sharing software, with deployments in over 200 cities on five continents. Wunder Mobility's mature software and hardware products enable start-ups and mature operators in cities worldwide to launch and expand profitable bike/scooter/moped/car sharing services.
In her 2024 keynote, "Empower Shared Mobility for the Real Estate Industry", Jana shared her insights on how the real estate industry can empower shared mobility, unlock new business opportunities and alleviate the burden of parking shortages. She highlighted the environmental benefits and how property owners can use shared mobility as a competitive edge in the real estate market.
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