Wireless charging; automated charging devices; bidirectional charging; automatic conductive charging; V2X; automatic connection devices; hydrogen refuelling stations: creating the UK's infrastructure for sustainable mobility

If you are responsible for strategy, specifying, and implementing a charging infrastructure for Britain’s ever-growing fleet of electric vehicles, the pressure is on to create a charging infrastructure for cars, buses, airport apron vehicles, trucks: for all on-highway vehicles. However, charging technologies are evolving even faster than the vehicles themselves. The UK Charging Infrastructure Symposium looks beyond the plug: invest in the right technologies! Join the discussion, make new contacts, create a relevant strategy to future-proof your charging infrastructure.

This unique conference explores charging technologies and solutions far beyond the current talking points. Delegates at The UK Charging Infrastructure Symposium at the British Motor Museum on 4-5 November 2024 should attend to ensure that they make better implementation decisions for the long term because charging technologies and possibilities are evolving at an incredible rate.

PLUS...
The UK Charging Infrastructure Symposium features a dedicated break-out sesssion on hydrogen refuelling infrastructure and mobility. Delegates at The UK Charging Infrastructure Symposium will not pay any extra to attend the Hydrogen Refuelling & Mobility session that features expert speakers and a panel discussion about the future possibilities and challenges for hydrogen transportation across the UK. 
Among the discussion points will be:
  • Wireless Charging
  • Automated Charging Devices/Automatic Connection Devices
  • Bidirectional Charging - V2X, V2G, V2H, V2L & V2V
  • Critical and Continuous Electricity Power Supply
  • Infrastructure Maintenance and Calibration
  • Creating a Fail-Proof Infrastructure
  • Smart Charging
  • Pantographs
  • Creating a Future-Proof Infrastructure
  • An infrastructure for ALL on-road vehicles, from buses and trucks to cars
  • Hydrogen refuelling infrastructure
  • Where to invest?
  • Who is responsible for creating an infrastructure? Government? Vehicle owners and operators? Energy retailers?
  • The changing face of Fuel Retail Forecourts
  • Sourcing clean energy
  • Revenue Opportunities

Meet our speakers!

Aaron Berry

Department for Transport

Deputy Head, Office for Zero Emission Vehicles

Ben Sampson

Mark Allen Group, publishers of Electric & Hybrid Vehicle and Traffic Technology International

Editor-in-Chief

Vicky Read

ChargeUK

CEO

Catherine Bowen

BVRLA

Head of Decarbonisation & Future Mobility

Matt Croucher

Believ

Chief Commercial Officer

Kate Tyrrell

ChargeSafe

CEO

Andrew Mouat

Scottish Power

Head of Smart Mobility

Dan Clarke

Energy Networks Association

Head of Innovation

Paul Gambrell

Oxfordshire County Council

ZEV and Energy Integration, iHub Innovation Team

Melanie Shufflebotham

Zapmap

Co-founder & COO

Christopher Leonard

UK Civil Service

Sustainable Road Transport Programme Manager - Ministry of Defence

Richard Hackforth-Jones

Sainsbury's SmartCharge

Director of Product - EV Charging

Matthew Ling

Suffolk County Council

Environment Strategy Programme Manager, Growth, Strategy and Infrastructure

Ken France

Nottingham City Council

Head of Fleet & Depot Operations

James Court

EVA England

Chief Executive Officer

Tabatha Bailey

National Highways

Head of Connections Delivery - Rapid Charging Fund

Chris Rimmer

CENEX (The Centre of Excellence for Low Carbon and Fuel Cell Technologies)

Deputy Head of Department, Energy Systems & Infrastructure

Warwick Goodall

PA Consulting

Partner - Transport, Clean and Smart Mobility

Graham Evans

S&P Mobility

Director - Supply Chain & Technology Group

Erica Ballantyne

University of Sheffield

Senior Lecturer in Operations & Supply Chain Management

Graeme Patton

EVCP Solutions

Head of EV Charging

Nigel Jakeman

Turbo Power Systems

Engineering & Business Development Director

Mark Bloxham

The EV Network

Growth & Development Director

Julian Minta

Enfield Council

Head of Fleet & Transport Operations

Kieran Sheen

Renault Trucks

Key Account Manager

Sarah Clements

Trojan Energy

Head of Business Development

Jack Millington

Renault Trucks

Energy Transition Manager

Fabian Eisele

Vector Informatik GmbH

Product Manager

Sheran Guy

Formula Space

Senior Business Development Manager

Bharat Pathania

Midlands Connect

Head of New Technologies

Graham Hodgson

CENEX (The Centre of Excellence for Low Carbon and Fuel Cell Technologies)

Team Leader - Technical Innovation

Kester Sleeman

Black Country Transport

ULEV Programme Manager

Glenn L'Heveder

AMPECO

Head of Sales and Business Development Europe

Greg Payne

CENEX (The Centre of Ecellence for Low Carbon and Fuel Cell Technologies)

Principal Technical Specialist – Modelling and Analysis Lead

Alun Davies

ElectrAssure

Managing Director

Hubert Wolters

WiTricity

VP Business Development

Josey Wardle

Innovate UK

Innovation Lead - V2G & EV Charging

Sukky Choongh

Society of Motor Manufacturers & Traders

Environmental Policy Manager

Ashley Hutchinson

Sinewave

Chief Operating Officer

Matt Barney

GeoPura

Chief Hydrogen Business Officer

Mark Potter

3ti

Chief Technical Officer

Shamala Evans-Gadgil

Coventry City Council

Senior Programme/Project Manager

Sreenivas Bandi

AdaptCharge

CEO

Michaela Kendall

Adelan

Chief Executive Officer

Kenny Scouller

Yunex Traffic

Head of Sales, EV Charging Infrastructure and Service Provision

Greg Harris

Intelligent Energy

Chief Commercial Officer

Gary Comerford

The EV Musings Podcast

Host/Presenter

Paul Ford

Zest

Chief Development Officer

Paul Kirby

EV Essentials Ltd

Director

Ridoy Das

BP Pulse

Grid Connection Manager