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Michael BeckerManager, Market Analysis and Planning
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Martin FinkBusiness Development Engineer
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The growing adoption of battery electric vehicles (EVs) highlights the importance of direct current fast charging (DCFC) stations. These stations, crucial for a robust charging infrastructure, can alleviate range anxiety, thereby further encouraging EV adoption. However, the industry's expansion presents challenges — from manufacturers grappling with complex safety standards, such as UL 2202, UL 2594, IEC 61851, and more, to the scarcity of laboratories capable of performing the required testing for DCFC stations.
CSA Group collaborated with Keysight for the "Certification and End-to-End Testing on EV Charging Stations" webinar, addressing the diverse regulatory landscape that manufacturers need to navigate.
This webinar is now available for on-demand viewing and includes insights from both CSA Group and Keysight experts, which covers:
About the speakers
Michael Becker is a compliance and technical expert in the field of energy storage and systems engineering. He has extensive regulatory and new product development experience for battery systems targeted for energy storage, motive power, and backup power applications. Michael has participated in the standards development process for applicable energy storage standards, such as UL 9540 and NFPA 855. He has also been a key technical resource in designing the new CSA Group’s Distributed Energy Resources laboratory to cover all relevant inverter and EVSE standards testing is covered.
Martin Fink’s passion is renewable and smart energy. After graduating with a master’s degree in electrical engineering and business administration, he has been working at Keysight as a Business Development Engineer for the past four years. In this role, Martin is responsible for the BMS and Grid Edge solution, helping customers find solutions to their testing challenges and more. The Keysight Grid Edge solution is an extensive testing approach for grid-tied inverters (ESS, PV-Inverters, EVSEs).