Opening Keynote: The Next Phase of EV Charging in Europe
Market outlook, investment priorities and the infrastructure needed to support the next stage of EV adoption.
Two days of focused discussion on the commercial, technical and regulatory decisions shaping charging infrastructure deployment across the UK and Europe.
Working programme: session topics and timing are subject to refinement. Speakers will be announced as confirmed.
Tuesday, 11 May 2027 — Market Growth, Grid Access & Commercial Delivery
Scaling Charging Networks Across the UK & Europe
National deployment strategies, differences between markets, public charging coverage and lessons from leading operators.
Grid Connections & Time-to-Power
Distribution network capacity, connection reform, flexible connection agreements and practical ways to accelerate energisation.
The Economics of Public Charging
Utilisation, pricing, site selection, operating costs and the path to commercially sustainable networks.
High-Power Charging Hubs & Motorway Corridors
Site design, power requirements, network reinforcement and reliable ultra-fast charging at scale.
Reliable Charging & Customer Experience
Uptime, maintenance, payment access, roaming, data and service quality.
Investment & Infrastructure Delivery Roundtable
Financing models, risk allocation, procurement and the conditions for repeatable deployment.
Wednesday, 12 May 2027 — Fleet Charging, Flexibility & Technology
Fleet & Depot Electrification
Planning depot capacity, operational schedules, grid connections and managed charging for commercial fleets.
Smart Charging & Grid Flexibility
Demand response, dynamic tariffs, network constraints and cooperation between charging operators and electricity networks.
Charging + Battery Storage + Microgrids
Where on-site storage and energy management can reduce peak demand, manage connection limits and improve project economics.
V2G & Bidirectional Charging
Technology readiness, vehicle and charger interoperability, customer propositions and the route from pilots to commercial services.
Urban, Workplace & Destination Charging
Addressing kerbside access, multi-occupancy properties, workplaces and destinations.
Standards, Regulation & Interoperability
EU AFIR requirements, UK regulation, open protocols, payments and cross-border charging experiences.
Closing Panel: What Will Unlock the Next Wave of Deployment?
The policy, investment and technology changes most likely to accelerate successful projects through 2030.
Contribute to the Programme
We welcome proposals offering practical case studies, deployment experience and informed perspectives on key industry challenges.
Speaking Opportunities