EVCHARGE LIVE UK is a free-to-attend multi-faceted conference experience with over 100 sessions across three tracks, providing the most comprehensive EV conference in the UK.
Our presenters are industry leaders, technical experts and disruptors from all parts of the value chain. They are selected for their relevance, dynamism and insight.
BIRMINGHAM, 22 - 24 September 2026
Schedule
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Sep 2210:35
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Keynote Panel: Balancing local and central government roles in EV charging rollout
Keynotes
- Identifying the collaborative frameworks required to align national policy with local delivery across different regions
- Evaluating the shared responsibilities and distinct challenges faced by various levels of government in building a reliable charging network
- Exploring effective strategies for communication and resource allocation between central bodies and local authorities to accelerate infrastructure deployment
Vicky Edmonds, Chief Executive Officer, EVA England
Sep 2211:20
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Building a reliable rapid charging network at scale: Lessons from real-world rollout across the UK
Theatre 4: Connected Infrastructure
- Analysing the practical challenges and successes encountered during the deployment of high-power charging infrastructure across diverse UK locations
- Evaluating the strategies required to maintain high levels of network reliability while scaling rapidly
- Key takeaways from large-scale rollouts to inform future infrastructure planning and development across the country
Delvin Lane, CEO, InstaVolt
Sep 2211:20
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Panel: Public vs. Private - Navigating the EV Charging Infrastructure Debate
Theatre 2: Charge Forward
- Analysing the varying roles of public sector investment and private enterprise in building a cohesive national charging network
- Evaluating the benefits and drawbacks of different ownership models for ensuring long-term infrastructure reliability and accessibility
- Identifying effective partnership strategies to balance commercial viability with the public need for equitable charging coverage
Niall Riddell, CEO, Paua
Stuart Jackson, EV Policy and Infrastructure Lead, Transport Scotland
Sep 2211:20
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Standardising residential infrastructure to deliver global vehicle to grid rollout
Theatre 3: Power Systems
- Harmonising technical specifications and residential building standards to ensure seamless compatibility across diverse vehicle-to-grid systems
- Structuring a scalable framework for bidirectional power flow that supports grid stability on both a domestic and international level
- Facilitating the adoption of universal protocols to enable interoperability between domestic chargers, vehicle manufacturers, and energy providers
Ryan Prakaso, Head of Product, ENPlus UK
Sep 2211:40
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Applying lessons from the Midlands to drive regional progress
Theatre 2: Charge Forward
- Reviewing regional infrastructure data and deployment strategies to identify successful models for broader UK application
- Contrasting the collaborative efforts between local authorities and transport bodies to streamline regional charging rollouts
- Discovering scalable lessons from midlands-based projects to accelerate progress in other areas of the country
Sep 2211:40
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Lessons from Fastned’s European network and what they mean for UK rollout
Theatre 4: Connected Infrastructure
- Comparing the operational strategies and infrastructure designs used across European markets to identify adaptable models for the UK
- Evaluating the impact of high-power charging standards and station layouts on enhancing the overall driver experience
- Identifying scalable growth patterns from established international networks to streamline and improve domestic rollout efficiency
Tom Hurst, UK Country Director, Fastned
Sep 2211:40
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Panel: Building the ultimate EV proposition: A smart, connected ecosystem that works for everyone
Theatre 3: Power Systems
- Harmonising technical requirements and equipment specifications to enable interoperability across diverse residential energy systems
- Streamlining regulatory standards and connection protocols to facilitate the widespread integration of bi-directional charging technology
- Advancing universal frameworks that support the seamless exchange of energy between vehicles and the grid on an international scale
Richard Sephton, Head of EV Partnerships, Octopus Energy
Sep 2212:00
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Unlocking the investment to build a world-class charging network
Theatre 2: Charge Forward
- Reviewing the diverse financial mechanisms and funding models required to support the large-scale expansion of the UK's charging network
- Discovering strategies to align private capital with public sector goals to ensure long-term commercial viability and infrastructure stability
- Examining the core investment priorities and risk-mitigation factors that attract global stakeholders to the domestic energy transition
Sep 2212:20
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Discussing the used EV market: Myth busting
Theatre 2: Charge Forward
- Debunking common misconceptions regarding battery health and longevity to build consumer confidence in pre-owned electric vehicles
- Current market trends and pricing data to provide a realistic outlook on the value and accessibility of used models
- Clarifying the essential factors that influence the resale market and total cost of ownership for second-hand buyers across the UK
James Standing, Finance & Leasing Development Director & EV Strategy Lead, Autotrader
Sep 2212:20
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Utilising vehicle-to-grid technology to transform EVs into energy assets
Theatre 3: Power Systems
- Turning electric vehicles into giant mobile batteries that can feed power back into the grid when it's needed most
- Lowering energy bills for drivers by selling power back to the network during peak times
- Balancing the energy grid by using parked cars to store extra renewable energy
Richard Sephton, Head of EV Partnerships, Octopus Energy
Sep 2214:20
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Keynote panel: Hurdles to EV uptake from a consumer perspective
Keynotes
- Investigating the primary psychological and practical barriers that currently influence consumer decisions regarding the transition to electric vehicles
- Analysing the impact of current infrastructure availability and cost considerations on public perception and overall market adoption
- Evaluating strategic approaches to addressing common consumer concerns to ensure a more seamless and inclusive user experience
Colin Walker, Head of Transport, Energy & Climate Intelligence Unit
Moderator: Tanya Sinclair, CEO, Electric Vehicles UK
Moderator: Eleanor Mullan, Head of Analysis, Consumer Scotland
James Nettleton, Strategy Director, Octopus Electric Vehicles
Sep 2215:10
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Evidence-led electrification: Consumer Scotland’s research and recommendations for a fair transition
Theatre 4: Connected Infrastructure
- Examining the latest research findings regarding the specific challenges and requirements of electric vehicle adoption
- Identifying the core policy recommendations necessary to ensure an equitable and transparent transition to electric transport across all regions of the UK
- Evaluating how evidence-based data can be used to influence the development of a fairer charging infrastructure that protects consumer interests
Andrew Faulk, Senior Policy Advocate, Energy & Climate Change, Consumer Scotland
Sep 2215:10
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Fleet decarbonisation in 24/7 operational utilities: Challenges and solutions
Theatre 2: Charge Forward
- Investigating the unique logistical and technical requirements of maintaining continuous service while transitioning heavy-duty utility fleets to electric power
- Formulating practical solutions to overcome charging window constraints and infrastructure limitations in high-demand operational environments
- Exploring data-driven approaches to energy management and vehicle deployment that ensure mission-critical resilience for UK utility providers
Sep 2215:10
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Protecting the network: Strategic approaches to combating cable theft
Theatre 3: Power Systems
- Evaluating the rising impact of cable theft on the reliability and financial sustainability of the UK's public charging network
- Integrating advanced technological solutions like GPS trackingand AI-powered surveillance to deter criminal activity
- Developing industry-wide best practices and collaborative security frameworks to safeguard vital infrastructure and maintain driver confidence
Sep 2215:30
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Aligning local and national priorities to speed up rollout
Theatre 2: Charge Forward
- Coordinating strategic objectives between different levels of government to create a unified roadmap for infrastructure delivery
- National policy targets with regional requirements to remove bottlenecks in the deployment process
- Optimising communication channels and resource sharing to ensure a consistent and rapid expansion of the UK charging network
Teresa Ratnam, Project Manager for Sustainable Transport, The Highland Council
Sep 2215:30
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Breaking down the barriers to simple EV payments
Theatre 3: Power Systems
- Simplifying the payment landscape by assessing the integration of contactless technology and roaming agreements across various charging networks
- Reducing friction for the end user by identifying universal standards for pricing transparency and transaction methods
- Overcoming the technical and commercial hurdles that prevent a unified and seamless payment experience for electric vehicle drivers throughout the UK
Niall Riddell, CEO, Paua
Sep 2215:30
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Navigating the reality of eHGV adoption: Infrastructure and operational insights
Theatre 4: Connected Infrastructure
- Assessing the operational complexities and infrastructure requirements associated with integrating electric heavy goods vehicles into existing logistics networks
- Evaluating real-world insights from fleet operations to identify effective strategies for large-scale eHGV deployment
- Identifying the technical and logistical hurdles that must be overcome to ensure a successful transition for the UK haulage sector
Sep 2215:50
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Panel: Addressing challenges in on-the-road and curb-side charging
Theatre 4: Connected Infrastructure
- Examining the technical and regulatory barriers associated with installing and maintaining charging infrastructure on public highways and residential streets
- Developing collaborative strategies between local authorities and charge point operators to ensure equitable access for residents without off-street parking
- Highlighting scalable solutions to overcome the logistical hurdles of delivering reliable curb-side power across various UK urban environments
Hannah Fuller, Director of Commercial Strategy & Partnerships, Unity5
Shamala Gadgil, EV Infrastructure Programme Manager, Coventry City Council
Catherine Marris, Director of Partnerships, Policy & Impact, Open Road Access (ORA)
Fiona Appleton, Regional Account Manager, Energy Saving Trust
Sep 2215:50
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Panel: Technological challenges in EV charging: Future innovations and solutions
Theatre 3: Power Systems
- Investigating emerging technologies and hardware innovations that aim to resolve current limitations in charging speed and efficiency
- Exploring future-proof solutions such as wireless charging and automated connection systems to enhance the long-term viability of UK infrastructure
- Identifying the technical breakthroughs required to integrate smart energy management and next-generation power electronics into the national network
Mark Pagett, Senior Engineer, Technology Research – Intelligent Power, Nissan Technical Centre Europe
Sep 2215:50
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Policy/delivery frameworks for accelerating EV adoption
Theatre 2: Charge Forward
- Establishing robust legislative and operational frameworks that facilitate a more rapid transition to electric transport across the UK
- Integrating national policy goals with regional delivery mechanisms to streamline the rollout of essential infrastructure
- Developing standardised approaches to planning and procurement that reduce delays and encourage cross-sector investment
Vicky Edmonds, Chief Executive Officer, EVA England
Hugh Pickerill, Programme Manager – EV Grants & Infrastructure, Energy Saving Trust
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Sep 2310:05
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Keynote address: Delivering a reliable, fair, and accessible charging network
Keynotes
- Defining the core pillars of reliability and fairness required to meet the evolving expectations of the UK's electric vehicle community
- Outlining strategic priorities for creating a truly inclusive charging environment that accommodates all drivers regardless of location or physical ability
- Establishing the high-level standards and accountability measures necessary to ensure long-term public trust
Warren Ryan Philips, Chair, FairCharge
Sep 2310:25
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The Electricity Network Connections Process: How to mitigate cost and timescale issues
Keynotes
- Identifying the most common reasons for high costs and long delays when requesting new power connections
- Simplifying the application process to help projects get connected to the grid more quickly and efficiently
- Finding ways to reduce expenses by better planning and coordination with the National Grid from the start
Ben Cattermole, Head of Transport Decarbonisation, National Grid
Sep 2311:20
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Integrating Wi-Fi, retail, and relaxation spaces to attract more EV users
Theatre 4: Connected Infrastructure
- Exploring how adding premium amenities like Wi-Fi and lounges can transform charging stations into high-value destinations
- Analysing the impact of retail and hospitality services on increasing dwell time and boosting site revenue
- Improving the overall customer experience to make charging a more convenient and productive part of a driver’s day
Mark Smith, Regional Account Manager, Energy Saving Trust
Sep 2311:20
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Mitigating cybersecurity risks in high-speed charging networks
Theatre 3: Power Systems
- Identifying the most common digital threats and entry points for hackers within high-speed charging systems
- Applying stronger security measures to protect driver data and prevent unauthorized access to the charging hardware
- Ensuring the safety of the wider power grid by fixing software vulnerabilities that could lead to large-scale disruptions
Sep 2311:20
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Powering the transition: Building a national charging network for commercial vehicles
Theatre 2: Charge Forward
- Identifying the unique infrastructure needs of heavy commercial vehicles, such as larger charging bays and ultra-high-power connections
- Developing a strategic network of charging hubs along major motorways and freight corridors to support long-distance logistics
- Coordinating with fleet operators and energy providers to ensure the grid can handle the intense power demands of nationwide commercial charging
Sam Clarke, Head of eHGV Programme, GRIDSERVE
Ryan Sorley, Commercial Development Manager, First Bus
Deborah Faithfull, Land Acquisition Manager and Network Sales UK, Milence
Sara Sloman, Global Partnerships Director, Paythru
Sep 2311:40
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Equity on the road: Building an accessible EV future for all
Theatre 4: Connected Infrastructure
- Ensuring that charging infrastructure is physically accessible for all users, including those with mobility impairments or disabilities
- Addressing geographical and economic gaps to provide fair charging access for low-income communities and rural areas
- Developing inclusive policies and pricing models that prevent a "digital divide" in the transition to electric mobility
Catherine Marris, Director of Partnerships, Policy & Impact, Open Road Access (ORA)
Alun Wade, EV Project Manager, Cardiff Council
Ryan McGibbon, EV Infrastructure Manager, Southwark Council
Sep 2311:40
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Panel: Connecting to the grid: Where the bottlenecks are and how to fix them
Theatre 3: Power Systems
- Identifying the main causes of delays and high costs when linking new chargers to the electrical power supply
- Proposing practical fixes and faster processes to help get charging sites online without long waits
- Coordinating efforts between distribution network operators and developers to better predict and manage localised demand spikes across the country
Sep 2312:00
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Freight at the frontline: Policy, infrastructure and the transition to zero-emission HGVs
Theatre 2: Charge Forward
- Analysing the government regulations and funding needed to speed up the move toward zero-emission heavy trucks
- Addressing the lack of high-power charging required for long-distance freight
- Balancing the operational costs and technical challenges of replacing diesel fleets with cleaner vehicle technologies
Sep 2312:20
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Charging the fleet: Tackling infrastructure for commercial fleets
Theatre 4: Connected Infrastructure
- Planning the infrastructure and power upgrades needed to support large-scale commercial vehicle operations
- Balancing the need for charging at base depots with the requirement for fast charging while on the road
- Addressing the high costs and technical hurdles of connecting multiple commercial chargers to the power grid
Ryan Sorley, Commercial Development Manager, First Bus
Sep 2312:20
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Overcoming the challenges of implementing cross-pavement gullies at local authority level
Theatre 2: Charge Forward
- Examining the legal and safety hurdles of installing cable channels across public footpaths for residents without driveways
- Developing standardised design and maintenance rules to ensure gullies don't create trip hazards or accessibility issues
- Sharing best practices from successful pilots to help local councils roll out on-street charging solutions more quickly
Shamala Gadgil, EV Infrastructure Programme Manager, Coventry City Council
Sep 2312:20
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The eHGV challenge: How do we build charging that works for eHGVs, not just cars?
Theatre 3: Power Systems
- Adapting existing charging designs to accommodate the larger size and higher power needs of electric heavy goods vehicles
- Resolving the spatial and technical conflicts between light-vehicle chargers and the requirements of the freight industry
- Building a dedicated network of high-capacity sites that support the specific routes and schedules of commercial trucking fleets
Sam Clarke, Head of eHGV Programme, GRIDSERVE
Sep 2313:40
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Keynote panel: Accelerating local infrastructure rollout to streamline the national EV transition
Keynotes
Ben Cattermole, Head of Transport Decarbonisation, National Grid
Richard Mallender, Regional Account Manager, Energy Saving Trust
Alun Wade, EV Project Manager, Cardiff Council
Eleanor Collins, EVCI Project Manager, Manchester City Council
Sep 2314:20
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Installing 58 chargers across 11 sites: Handling the practical hurdles of a multi-location rollout
Theatre 4: Connected Infrastructure
- Navigating the logistical complexities of managing multiple projects simultaneously across different geographic locations
- Coordinating with various local authorities and utility providers to secure power connections and planning permissions for each site
- Standardising installation processes and equipment to ensure a consistent user experience and easier long-term maintenance
Sep 2314:20
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Virtual Reality as an engagement tool for electric vehicle infrastructure
Theatre 3: Power Systems
- Utilising immersive digital simulations to help local communities see and understand new charging infrastructure before it is built
- Enhancing public communication by using interactive 3D models to show how chargers will fit into existing streets and spaces
- Building support for new projects by using virtual tools to clearly explain the benefits and address common concerns visually
Sep 2314:20
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Wales’ public implementation plan for EV infrastructure
Theatre 2: Charge Forward
- Establishing a nationwide roadmap to provide reliable and accessible charging for all drivers across the country
- Prioritising the rollout of high-speed chargers along major transit corridors to improve connectivity between regions
- Setting consistent standards for quality and maintenance to ensure a seamless charging experience for every user
Tony Clayton, EV Infrastructure Programme Manager, Transport for Wales
Sep 2314:40
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Insuring the transition: Addressing risk and liability in the EV infrastructure market
Theatre 3: Power Systems
- Debating the specific safety and financial risks that make it difficult to insure large-scale EV charging projects
- Defining the legal responsibilities between landowners, operators, and insurers when things go wrong
- Exploring how better data sharing and safety standards can lower insurance costs for the entire industry
Sep 2314:40
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Scaling the Network: Moving beyond pilot sites to mass-market delivery
Theatre 4: Connected Infrastructure
- Shifting focus from small-scale experimental projects to the widespread deployment of charging infrastructure across the entire country
- Streamlining planning, procurement, and installation processes to accelerate the rollout and meet the growing demand from mass-market users
- Securing the long-term investment and supply chain stability required to build and maintain a reliable, large-scale national network
Dev Chana, Managing Director, EON Drive Infrastructure UK
Sep 2314:40
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Streamlining payments for EV fleets and drivers - Visa case-study
Theatre 2: Charge Forward
- Improving the payment experience by moving toward universal systems that work across all charging networks
- Simplifying how drivers and fleet managers track and process charging expenses to save time and reduce paperwork
- Enhancing financial security and data transparency to provide businesses with a clearer view of their total energy spending
Sara Sloman, Global Partnerships Director, Paythru
Sep 2315:00
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Airport case study: Powering international travel hubs
Theatre 3: Power Systems
- Managing high-demand power requirements for long-stay parking, taxi ranks, and airside ground support vehicles
- Integrating smart charging software to balance the energy load across thousands of parking bays without exceeding grid limits
- Enhancing the passenger experience by providing ultra-rapid charging hubs for quick turnarounds near terminal entrances
Sep 2315:00
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Building the UK’s electric freightway: Real-world rollout of high-power HGV charging sites
Theatre 4: Connected Infrastructure
- Sharing practical insights from the initial rollout of high-capacity charging hubs dedicated to heavy-duty transport
- Evaluating the technical performance of ultra-fast charging technology when integrated into busy, real-world logistics operations
- Identifying the collaborative steps needed between industry and government to expand a national freight charging corridor
Chris Welch, Executive Member, Managing Director, Transport Association, Welch's Transport
Deborah Faithfull, Land Acquisition Manager and Network Sales UK, Milence
Sep 2315:00
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Myth busting for commercial rollout: What the industry still gets wrong about EVs
Theatre 2: Charge Forward
- Challenging common industry myths regarding the total cost and reliability of electric vehicles for businesses
- Addressing persistent concerns about battery life, vehicle range, and the ability of the power grid to support large fleets
- Providing evidence-based insights to help decision-makers separate real operational challenges from outdated misconceptions
Tanya Sinclair, CEO, Electric Vehicles UK
James Standing, Finance & Leasing Development Director & EV Strategy Lead, Autotrader
Sep 2315:20
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Panel: Scaling EV infrastructure for 2030: Policy, planning, and investment priorities
Theatre 2: Charge Forward
- Aligning national and local policies to ensure that infrastructure delivery stays ahead of the rapidly growing demand for electric vehicles
- Securing the significant private and public investment required to upgrade the power grid and install hundreds of thousands of new chargers
- Prioritising the rollout of infrastructure in underserved areas, such as rural communities and urban streets without off-street parkin
Kate Wood, Senior Project Officer, Lancashire County Council
Sep 2315:40
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Combining solar, storage, and charging to power large estates
Theatre 3: Power Systems
- Exploring how combining solar panels and battery storage can reduce reliance on the grid for large-scale charging
- Managing energy costs by storing self-generated power to use during peak demand periods
- Evaluating the technical and financial benefits of creating self-sufficient energy systems for large properties and estates
Sep 2315:40
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Delivering cross-pavement solutions in residential car parks: Local authority perspective
Theatre 4: Connected Infrastructure
- Exploring practical methods for installing charging infrastructure in residential areas where off-street parking is limited
- Addressing the regulatory and safety challenges local authorities face when running cables across public footpaths or shared spaces
- Sharing best practices for collaborating with residents and technology providers to ensure equitable access to home-style charging
Jaime Barber, Electrical Vehicle Infrastructure Project Manager, Blackpool Council- EV Project Manager
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Sep 2410:05
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Keynote panel: The next phase of electrification: What does success look like for 2030?
Keynotes
- Defining the key milestones and performance indicators that will determine the success of national electrification goals by the end of the decade
- Evaluating the necessary shifts in policy, technology, and consumer behavior required to transition from early adoption to a mass-market reality
- Discussing how industry leaders and government bodies can collaborate to build a resilient, user-centric charging ecosystem for the future
Mark Stanley, Police Inspector, Head of Fleet, Nottinghamshire Police
Sep 2410:45
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Keynote address: Preparing for the 2030 ban on petrol and diesel cars
Keynotes
- Outlining the strategic steps required for businesses and drivers to prepare for the upcoming transition to zero-emission vehicle sales
- Reviewing the latest government timelines and mandates to understand how the phase-out will impact vehicle availability and choice
- Highlighting the opportunities for early adopters to gain a competitive advantage by aligning their operations with future environmental standards
Sep 2411:10
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Case study: Vehicle-to-grid (V2G) for commercial fleets
Theatre 4: Connected Infrastructure
- Evaluating the potential for electric fleets to serve as mobile energy storage, feeding power back into the grid during peak demand
- Analysing the financial and operational benefits for businesses that use their vehicles to balance local energy loads
- Sharing lessons learned from real-world trials on how bi-directional charging impacts battery health and overall fleet efficiency
Sep 2411:10
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Empowering diverse leadership in the EV sector
Theatre 2: Charge Forward
- Promoting equal opportunities for people from all backgrounds to reach senior roles within the electric vehicle industry
- Broadening the range of perspectives in decision-making to better reflect the diverse needs of all EV drivers
- Developing mentorship and support programs to encourage the next generation of leaders from underrepresented gro
Carmen Madrid, Founder, Women in Solar+ Europe
Sep 2411:10
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Heavy vehicles, heavy power: Preparing the grid for vans, trucks, and buses
Theatre 3: Power Systems
- Upgrading local power networks to handle the massive electricity demand required by large electric vehicle fleets.
- Planning the infrastructure needed to support high-capacity charging for trucks and buses without straining the existing grid.
- Coordinating with utility providers to ensure power is available in the right locations to keep heavy transport moving.
Sep 2411:30
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Fleet charging without the depot: Solving the infrastructure gap
Theatre 4: Connected Infrastructure
- Investigating alternative charging strategies for fleets that cannot rely on a central depot or home charging for their drivers
- Assessing the role of public charging networks and shared charging hubsin supporting commercial vehicle operations
- Exploring new technologies and digital solutions, such as on-demand mobile charging and roaming agreements, to bridge the infrastructure gap
Niall Riddell, CEO, Paua
Sep 2411:30
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Hardware reliability and maintenance: Keeping chargers working
Theatre 3: Power Systems
- Ensuring high uptime by implementing proactive maintenance schedules and remote monitoring systems
- Simplifying repairs through standardised hardware components and better access to spare parts
- Improving the user experience by quickly identifying and fixing faults before they impact drivers
Sep 2411:50
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Assessing the UK’s progress towards electrifying HGVs
Theatre 2: Charge Forward
- Reporting on the real-world results of the Zero Emission HGV and Infrastructure Demonstrator (ZEHID) program
- Proving the operational success of electric trucks by sharing performance data, efficiency gains, and total cost of ownership across major UK freight routes.
- Highlighting the rollout of high-capacity charging points designed to keep the nation’s heaviest vehicles moving without delay
Sep 2411:50
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Beyond the depot: A unified charging strategy for fleet decarbonisation
Theatre 4: Connected Infrastructure
- Creating a flexible charging plan that combines home, work, and public networks to keep vehicles moving
- Simplifying the way drivers pay for and track their energy use across different charging providers
- Improving fleet efficiency by choosing the best times and locations to charge based on daily routes
Rob Anderson, Principal Consultant, MITIE
Sep 2411:50
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Scaling EV Infrastructure in high-density cities
Theatre 3: Power Systems
- Addressing the spatial challenges of installing chargers in crowded urban areas with limited pavement and parking space
- Balancing high electricity demand from dense populations with the existing capacity of the city’s power grid
- Deploying creative solutions, such as lamppost charging and underground hubs, to provide accessible power for residents without driveways
Mark Stanley, Police Inspector, Head of Fleet, Nottinghamshire Police
Sep 2412:10
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Choosing funding models that deliver real charging outcomes
Theatre 2: Charge Forward
- Identifying the most effective ways to fund and build charging networks that meet the real needs of drivers and businesses
- Simplifying the choice between public, private, and community-led investment models to ensure long-term financial success
- Securing high-quality charging results by matching the right funding to the right location, ensuring no community is left behind
David Rosselli, Programme Manager Transport Decarbonisation, Energy Saving Trust
Sep 2412:10
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Supermarket case study: Retail as a charging destination
Theatre 4: Connected Infrastructure
- Attracting high-value customers by offering a mix of rapid and ultra-rapid chargers that match typical shopping dwell times
- Generating new revenue streams through advertising-linked charging screens and loyalty program integrations
- Optimising existing car park space with modular charging units that can scale as EV adoption among shoppers increases
Sep 2412:30
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Commercial business parks case study: Powering the local workforce
Theatre 3: Power Systems
- Creating multi-tenant charging solutions that allow diverse businesses to share infrastructure and reduce individual costs
- Integrating renewable energy like solar carports to power the estate sustainably and lower the strain on the local grid
- Future-proofing large-scale sites by installing flexible cabling that allows for easy expansion as more employees switch to EVs
Sep 2412:30
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Panel: The future of urban transport hubs: Blending micromobility, EV charging, and public transport
Theatre 4: Connected Infrastructure
- Designing multi-modal hubs that allow users to switch easily between public transport, shared e-bikes, and electric cars
- Integrating fast-charging infrastructure into busy transport nodes to support both personal vehicles and micromobility fleets
- Optimising urban space by combining transport services with local amenities to create more efficient and connected city centres
Jason Smith, Kirklees Council
Sep 2412:50
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From strategy to streets: Driving equity in the local authority rollout
Theatre 2: Charge Forward
- Turning high-level council plans into actual chargers on the street to ensure every neighborhood benefits from the transition
- Removing the "postcode lottery" by making sure low-income areas and residents without driveways have equal access to reliable power
- Engaging directly with local communities to design charging networks that reflect the specific needs of the people living there
Eveline Vouillemin, Project Manager, Energy Saving Trust
Sep 2412:50
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How AI is helping predict charger failures before they happen
Theatre 3: Power Systems
- Using data to spot technical issues before they lead to a complete breakdown
- Fixing chargers during planned maintenance visits rather than waiting for them to break
- Improving driver trust by ensuring chargers are working when people need them
Sep 2413:10
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Highway service station case study: Off-grid ultra-rapid charging
Theatre 3: Power Systems
- Installing large-scale battery systems to provide high-power charging in locations where the local grid connection is limited
- Combining on-site renewable energy with charging hardware to create a self-sustaining power source that reduces grid dependency
- Ensuring constant uptime and reliability by using stored energy to manage peak demand and protect against local power outages
Sep 2413:10
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Supporting the used EV market: Making electric vehicles more affordable
Theatre 2: Charge Forward
- Building trust in second-hand EVs by making battery health checks clear and easy to understand
- Lowering the cost of entry with better deals and financing for people buying used cars
- Ensuring a steady supply of affordable used electric cars as businesses and fleets upgrade their vehicles
Sep 2413:30
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Improving the consumer experience at charge points
Theatre 4: Connected Infrastructure
- Simplifying the payment and authentication process to ensure charging is quick and easy for every driver
- Enhancing the reliability and uptime of hardware to build public trust in the charging network
- Improving on-site facilities, such as lighting, signage, and weather protection, to make the experience safer and more comfortable
David Rosselli, Programme Manager Transport Decarbonisation, Energy Saving Trust
Sep 2413:30
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Panel: Closing the funding gap: Attracting private investment to the EV rollout
Theatre 2: Charge Forward
- Showing investors that charging networks are profitable businesses to secure the money needed for growth
- Making it easier for private companies to invest by reducing the risks and costs of connecting to the power grid
- Bringing together government and private business to build a faster, better charging network for everyone
Sep 2413:30
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Panel: EV infrastructure in rural areas: Connecting the hard-to-reach
Theatre 3: Power Systems
- Overcoming the geographic and financial barriers to installing charging points in sparsely populated areas
- Developing creative solutions, such as community-led charging hubs and lamppost conversions, for residents without driveways
- Collaborating with local businesses and landowners to ensure drivers in remote locations have reliable access to the national network
Jason Smith, Kirklees Council
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