EV Charging Infrastructure & Grid Integration 2012 is a global multi-stakeholder summit bringing together leading utilities, vehicle manufacturers, distribution system operators, standardisation bodies and regulators from Europe and Asia.  They will provide the latest business models for infrastructure investment and mobility services, case studies of successful E-Mobility projects and consumer behavioural studies, and provide the latest technological advances in fast-charging, smart-metering and ancillary systems.

Over two days EV Charging Infrastructure & Grid Integration 2012 will comprehensively address the key issues in E-mobility and will give delegates the opportunity to hear from multiple stakeholders on the strategies for overcoming barriers in the industry and the solutions that urgently need delivering.



Day one commences with an expert panel discussing the current EV market and the business models for charging infrastructure investment, followed by case studies of successful public and home charging programmes, as well as a discussion on home-charging strategies. The latest developments in standardisation will then be examined, followed by an in-depth look into network interoperability, providing ideas for solutions and its consumer-related, commercial potential.

Day two opens with insight from regulators on their current strategies and plans for infrastructure development and boosting EV adoption. The focus then moves to technology, examining the latest advances in fast charging and the current commercial viability followed by discussion of vehicle-to-grid (V2G) technology including the latest research on V2G communication and battery conditioning. Consumer behavioural patterns and billing strategies are then evaluated to understand how charging regimes can me made profitable.