The demand for electrification in transport is a trend no-one can dispute any longer. The move toward EVs across a wide range of fleets is on the rise but not happening fast enough. Apart from providing significant carbon reductions, fleet EVs offer a clear pathway for renewable energy integration with a solid business case going forward. What matters most now is how to ensure the efficient charging of these vehicles. This panel will explore the main challenges and recommended actions for the implementation of efficient charging services in a world where EVs are the new normal.
The demand for electrification in transport is a trend no-one can dispute any longer. The move toward EVs has been long afflicted by a chicken-and-egg problem: which needs to come first, the EVs, or the charging infrastructure?
As the European Institutions progress on legislative files crucial for the mass adoption of EVs, this panel will explore the expected consequences of such regulatory initiatives and issue recommendations for the implementation of a new e-mobility regulatory framework.
Building on the joint EY-Eurelectric work on the role of utilities in accelerating EV penetration, this panel will look at the needed cooperation among the members of the e-mobility ecosystem. Identifying the suitable cooperation models becomes crucial to unlock the full benefits of different opportunities currently present.
The session focuses on the initiatives led by future-looking companies committed to accelerating the transition to e-mobility.
Session entirely focusing on how the public (local authorities) and private companies can ensure a seamless customer experience when using/recharging EVs.
Manager Mobility, World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD)
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Sustainable and Intelligent Transport (Alternative Fuels Infrastructure) - Head of Sustainable Transport Forum, DG MOVE
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