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Charging Forward: Unlocking Success in EV Infrastructure and Program Deployment
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Description: For vehicle electrification to be beneficial electrification - charging infrastructure must be thoughtfully deployed and managed and charging programs must actually shape charging behavior. Learn how one utility quickly scaled their program by introducing a behavioral managed charging initiative that succeeded in having 87% of enrolled customers charging during off-peak hours and garnered an NPS of 63. Explore takeaways from over a dozen real-world fleet electrification plans that showcase the critical role of EV energy management systems in reducing costly facility upgrades and mitigating grid impacts. Additionally, gain valuable perspectives from an electrical contractor engaged in fleet audits and feasibility studies. And understand the critical importance of alignment among stakeholders, including the utility, electrical contractors, fleet managers, and drivers, to ensure widespread program uptake and buy-in.
Learning Objectives:
- Analyze the role of charging infrastructure deployment and managed charging programs in shaping customer behavior for vehicle electrification, with a focus on off-peak charging success rates.
- Evaluate fleet electrification plans and the impact of EV energy management systems in minimizing costly facility upgrades and mitigating grid impacts, drawing from real-world case studies.
- Understand the importance of stakeholder alignment, including utilities, electrical contractors, and fleet managers, in ensuring successful implementation and widespread buy-in for electrification programs.
Moderator: Peter Rowles (Posterity Group)
Speakers: Maddy Ewing (Dunsky); Jonce Dimoski (PSEG); David Mason (Better Together Brain Trust)
