Christian Pho Duc

Job Title: CTO
Company: Smart Energy Group AG
Country: Switzerland

Christian Pho Duc is the CTO of Smartenergy Group AG and Director of the Board of SolarPower Europe. He holds master's degrees in physics and engineering from Munich and Cambridge University. Christian has accumulated 30 years of working experience in Semiconductors (Siemens, Giesecke&Devrient, Infineon), Electric Mobility (Torqeedo) and Renewable Energies & Hydrogen (Nanosolar, Smartenergy) in various management positions.

June 19, 2024AIM - Aviation, Industry and Maritime, the First Renewable H2 Champions Through H2 Derivatives

Europe’s Largest & Most International Exhibition for Batteries & Energy Storage Systems

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Sessions

Forum

P1: Industrial/Product Live Pitches: Green Hydrogen Production

Wednesday, June 19, 2024, 09:30 am - 10:05 am

Messe München Hall B2, Booth B2.550

Industrial/Product live Pitches

Further Content

Bernhard Strohmayer, Head of Renewable Energies from bne

The traffic light is off: New rules for smart meters and prosumer systems

The smarter E Podcast Episode 201 | Language: German

December 5, 2024

We speak with Bernd Strohmayer about smart meters and direct marketing

Exhibition Program

ees Innovation Hub Stage

Hall B0

The ees Innovation Hub Stage is a hot spot for visitors and exhibitors at ees Europe to establish new business relationships on all three days of the exhibition.

Martin Vogt and Dr. Julian Hochscherf

Back to the Future: Why the Past Wasn’t Really Better

The smarter E Podcast Episode 202 | Language: English

December 12, 2024

We speak with Martin Vogt and Dr. Julian Hochscherf about the progress in the electricity market

Michael Keller, CTO from CHarIN

Bidirectional Charging in Europe: Challenges & Opportunities

The smarter E Podcast Episode 200 | Language: English

November 28, 2024

We speak with Michael Keller about bidirectional charging in Europe

Publications

Download the Study "Energy Transition in the Context of Nuclear and Coal Phase-Out"

To avoid a shortfall in electricity generation, photovoltaics and storage must be greatly expanded in Germany.