I am excited to announce that I'll be speaking at Optimal Charging: Public Charging 2024 on October 16!
Local authorities can break barriers through strategic planning, collaboration, and public engagement, with local governments playing a pivotal role in accelerating the adoption of electric vehicles and contributing to a healthier, greener and sustainable future for their residents and stakeholders. From my experience, however, barriers continue to exist, and on the day I will be leading on the roundtable session where I will discuss the challenges and how reframing the benefits of this critical infrastructure, through both a social and financial lens, can lead to faster rollout.
Organised in partnership with our Islington Council, it’s going to be the ultimate gathering for UK Local Authorities, bringing together EV industry leaders, financiers and investors, government and critical EV infrastructure stakeholders.
I can't wait to connect with peers and the industry professionals and soak up insights from top-notch speakers.
This year's event will cover everything from changing goalposts for public EV infrastructure delivery, big picture approach by Councils C-suite, through to managing targets against the declared climate emergency commitments, working with DNO, understanding the EV charging needs in your area and managing equitable delivery, contract management and securing the required funding, ways of facilitating rapid deployment of EV infrastructure in public spaces.
Hope you can join me and I'll see you there: https://lnkd.in/dqwJR9ts
Complimentary participation for Local Authorities and Fleets – use registration code 24OP
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1momyenergi This is a great piece of news. Such a shame the NHS is a fractured business opportunity and that such an opportunity is restricted to those who currently serve Yorkshire, Lincolnshire and the Humber (for now at least) . Just think about the opportunity of scaling that provision across the circa 1.3m NHS employees nationally; after all it is the National Health Service