Summary
- Charged Virtual Conference on EV Infrastructure starts on December 10, 2024
- Free-to-attend conference with live presentations, Q&As, webinars, and whitepaper downloads
- Two main tracks covering deploying EV infrastructure & fleets and design & manufacturing of charging systems
- Featured presentations include topics on school bus electrification, fleet electrification, disadvantaged communities readiness, and more
- Register for full access to the conference at no cost.
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The Charged Virtual Conference on EV Infrastructure takes place from December 10-12, 2024, featuring live presentations, interactive Q&As, webinars, and whitepaper downloads. The event covers two main tracks: Deploying EV Infrastructure & Fleets, targeting fleet/facility managers and charging network operators, and Design & Manufacturing of Charging Systems for engineers involved in building and testing charging systems. Sessions will be recorded for on-demand viewing after the event.
Key presentations at the conference include discussions on topics such as electrifying school buses, achieving total cost of ownership (TCO) parity for heavy-duty truck (HDT) fleet electrification, assessing disadvantaged communities’ readiness for EV charging, using AC drives as battery chargers in heavy-load EV development, and overcoming barriers related to grid upgrades when building charging sites. The conference aims to provide valuable insights and practical knowledge for stakeholders in the EV infrastructure and manufacturing sectors.
To access the full content of the conference, interested participants can register for free on the event website. By registering, attendees can gain access to all live sessions, on-demand recordings, and downloadable resources such as whitepapers. The event is designed to cater to a diverse audience, including those involved in fleet management, public transportation planning, engineering, and manufacturing of charging systems.
The focus of Track 1 of the conference, Deploying EV Infrastructure & Fleets, is on providing valuable content for fleet managers, charging network operators, public transport planners, and other professionals involved in the deployment of EV infrastructure. This track will address various challenges and opportunities in the EV charging space and offer practical insights for optimizing fleet electrification efforts.
Track 2 of the conference, Design & Manufacturing of Charging Systems, is tailored to engineers working on designing, testing, and manufacturing charging systems for electric vehicles. The sessions under this track will cover technological advancements, industry trends, and best practices in developing efficient and reliable charging solutions. Participants will have the opportunity to engage with industry experts and gain insights into the latest developments in the EV charging sector.
Overall, the Charged Virtual Conference on EV Infrastructure aims to be a comprehensive platform for industry professionals, researchers, and stakeholders to exchange knowledge, discuss innovative solutions, and address challenges in the rapidly evolving electric vehicle charging ecosystem. With a focus on practical insights, cutting-edge technology, and sustainability initiatives, the conference seeks to advance the transition to electric mobility and facilitate the growth of EV infrastructure worldwide.
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