5-6 October 2022 | Leonardo Royal Hotel Tower Bridge
2022 is set to be a big year for the EV industry. A decade ago in 2012 about 130,000 electric cars were sold worldwide. Today, that many are sold in a single week. The sector is exploding, with an estimated 16 million EVs now on the road globally – but the challenges of deploying infrastructure for those vehicles, and more importantly, providing the roughly 30 terawatthours (TWh) of electricity per year to charge them (equivalent to all the electricity generated in Ireland) are major challenges to be addressed.
To address these challenges, this year we are not only expanding the size of our audience, but also the content on offer, with around 120 world leading organisations, cities, and technology providers due to speak, sharing best-practice case studies and discussions.
Crucially, this year we will be hosting three streams of content, with each dedicated to a key aspect of decarbonising road transport:
Fill in the form below to view the EV World Congress & Electric Vehicle Innovation and Excellence Awards Post Show Report.
The report includes:
– What Our Attendees Thought
– Awards Winners
– Sponsors
– Who Attended
– Sessions That Took Place
Learn how you can reduce the total cost of ownership of vehicles, utilizing innovative smart charging and V2G technologies.
Successfully plan, install and maintain charging infrastructure with behind the scenes insights from leading councils.
Deploy charging infrastructure as a new income stream with insight into innovative business models and payment strategies.
Understand how EV’s will impact the energy demands of new buildings and how these can be migrated by solutions including battery storage, V2G and smart charging.
Hear the latest strategies to electrify and support electric buses – from depot charging requirements to innovative strategies to charge en-route throughout the day.
Get insight into accessing investment opportunities and the latest business from leading global investors in charging infrastructure.
Taking place on the first evening of the EV World Congress, the Electric Vehicle Innovation & Excellence Awards – known as EVIEs, are designed to shine a light on innovation and excellence in the emerging EV sector.
Don’t forget, it is free to enter!
The Electric Vehicle Energy Taskforce has identified five key “enabling conditions” for the UK to increase the number of electric vehicles (EV) chargepoints by tenfold, requiring a £7 billion investment by 2035 mostly from the private sector.
Tesco’s electric vehicle (EV) charger rollout has hit a new milestone, with chargers now installed at 500 stores.
While the difficulties faced by those with mobility impairments in electric vehicle (EV) charging have begun to be recognised, chargepoint design innovation to solve these challenges is still in early stages.
Digital energy services company eEnergy is planning to install at least 50,000 workplace electric vehicle (EV) chargers by 2030, signing an exclusive agreement with EO Charging.
Wokingham Borough Council is now able to offer combined or separate parking and electric vehicle (EV) charging rates as part of a new project.
Data regulation, the acceleration of vehicle-to-everything (V2X) approaches and standardisation of public electric vehicle (EV) charging payment methods are among key policy measures unveiled in today’s (25 March) Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Strategy.
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