As technology shapes tomorrow’s sustainable mobility, CESI is leading innovation in electric mobility. Working with the automotive industry on decarbonization, CESI leverages its expertise and cutting-edge testing facilities to prepare new products for commercialization.
Following the acquisition of KEMA, CESI operates advanced laboratories where experts test the reliability of electric vehicles (EVs), charging systems, and their grid interactions. These facilities ensure compliance with the highest quality and reliability standards.
At a WEC Italy conference on sustainable mobility, Gianluca Marini, Director of CESI Consulting, highlighted the transformative impact of EVs on Italy’s energy system. According to the National Integrated Energy and Climate Plan (PNIEC), the 6 million EVs expected by 2030 could increase energy demand by 18-24 TWh, representing 7% of Italy’s total energy consumption.
“This growth will require robust charging infrastructure and the integration of EVs into network services,” noted Marini. “Electric mobility can also enhance renewable energy adoption through improved flexibility and storage options.”
Since 2010, CESI has certified charging stations, from home wall boxes to high-power public chargers. At KEMA Labs, testing spans safety, mechanical resistance, and electromagnetic compatibility, as well as vehicle-to-charger communication and battery management systems. These tests optimize design and accelerate EV market readiness.
CESI’s commitment to sustainable mobility drives the electrification of transportation while supporting renewable energy and grid stability.