Cesare Quinteiro

Job Title: CEO
Company: movE Eletromobilidade
Country: Brazil

Cesare Quinteiro Pica has worked for 15 years with innovation in the energy industry, on issues related to energy generation, distribution and trading in the context of integrating the vehicle charging infrastructure in the electric energy network. He currently serves as CEO of MOVE Eletromobilidade, a technology company offering smart solutions and digital services for recharging electric vehicles. Cesare is an Electrical Engineer from the Federal University of Santa Catarina, and a PhD from the Politecnico di Torino on Power Electronics for Distributed Generation and Integration of Electric Vehicles in the Power Grid.

August 28, 2025Brazilian and LATAM Market Perspectives: Growth and Charging Infrastructure

August 28, 2025Electric Energy and the Mobility Market: Synergies and Potentials

LATAM’s Key Exhibition and Conference for Charging Infrastructure and E-mobility

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Sessions

Session

Brazilian and LATAM Market Perspectives: Growth and Charging Infrastructure

Thursday, August 28, 2025, 11:00 am - 12:30 pm

2nd floor Cantareira 3

Charging infrastructure in Latin America is no longer just a promise; it is now becoming a tangible reality. This session will explore the industry's growth prospects, structural bottlenecks, and investment opportunities. Drawing on market data and insights from both public and private sectors, the panel will outline the current landscape and future outlook, highlighting key trends and opportunities for e-mobility.

Session

Electric Energy and the Mobility Market: Synergies and Potentials

Thursday, August 28, 2025, 04:00 pm - 05:30 pm

2nd floor Cantareira 3

Electric vehicles can either strain ill-equipped power grids or serve as valuable assets in the energy transition. This session will examine how the energy industry can collaborate with mobility to unlock new opportunities, from participating in the distributed generation and demand response markets to seizing opportunities in storage, dynamic pricing, and integration with smart grids. It will also address how infrastructure and market policies can be aligned to foster efficient synergies.