Making the most of an emerging vibrant EVI market, balancing user choice, investment opportunity, innovation and public sector delivery.

This round table session will look at how best to enable healthy competition in the EV infrastructure space, serving those without access to home charging, ensuring innovation is thriving and equitability is achieved, as charging networks scale. 

Round table themes: 

• User choice 
• Investment opportunities 
• Innovation - Public sector resourcing   

Confirmed round table participants from: central and local government and devolved governments; the competition regulator; finance specialists; investors; Charge Point Operators; aggregators; academia and consumer representatives.  

Places are limited for this session.

‍If you would like to attend, please email hannah.sowerby-hill@green.tv as soon as possible to secure your place.

Three presentations from local authorities (LAs) outlining their LEVI programmes, the business models they will use, and the approach they will take: 

• Community Based Project  – Matthew Ling | Suffolk County Council
• Cluster member methodology – leverage other landlords land for public EVI – Martin Schäferbarthold | Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council 
• Car Club research findings – Hannah Budnitz, Oxford University

Then a presentation on research into innovative and inclusive policies and infrastructure for electric mobility from Oxford University. 

Presentations will be followed by a Q&A session. 

All summit attendees welcome.