EV Charging Infrastructure Symposium - Thursday 14th June

Participants joined us after the main conference on June 14th for an entire day of sessions that together explored new and emerging opportunities in this sector of the EV industry within the context of today’s commercial, strategic and technical challenges relating to the successful mass market deployment of charging infrastructure. We looked at:

• Which billing models, network communications infrastructure and software solutions are the most effective at combining complex service delivery with ease of use?
• What kinds of business models help foster mutually beneficial commercial agreements in order to ensure a scaled rollout of public
  EV infrastructure?
• How can charging infrastructure operators overcome potential safety issues brought about by customers charging in public places without a car park?
• What questions are retail property owners asking as they consider deploying charging infrastructure for public and employee use?
• Will a combo ac/dc rapid charge interface be a game changer for the industry?
• As charge times begin dropping, what kinds of usership patterns and business models will likely emerge?
• At what point will the price of wireless inductive charging be reduced enough to become an integral aspect of public charging infrastructure?

Jonas Maltha Rasmussen, Head of Commercial Ventures, Strategy and International, DONG ENERGY A/S
Thierry Brusseaux, Marketing Manager, PARKEON
John Kalb, Senior Vice President, Market Development, EVOLVELECTRIC
Michael Gorton, CEO, PRINCIPAL SOLAR