2nd ANNUAL
EV Infrastructure Summit

Powering the EV evolution

17-18 June 2025 | Doltone House Jones Bay Wharf

ABOUT THE EVENT

Electrification will impact everything from commercial fleets and real estate to almost every sector of our economy. And the EV Infrastructure Summit is the event senior leaders attend to source the ideas and partners they need to make their organisations EV ready.

The Summit provides educational sessions on financing, infrastructure, operability, and ROI for EV charging. The Expo showcases real solutions, cost savings, and technological advances to infrastructure for all commercial and government organisations.

  • 50+ speakers, real world case-studies, interactive panel discussions, innovation talks and more.
  • Participate in both informal and structured networking activities where you can find customers & partners.
  • The most comprehensive exhibit floor for meeting your business’s EV Infrastructure needs.
  • Join talks with industry peers. Share ideas, make connections, and find new partners.
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2024 Speakers

Renae Gasmier

Head of Customer Assets, Energy Australia

Neil Glozier

Director - Energy and Sustainability, Pacific, CBRE

Ross De Rango

Head of Energy and Infrastructure, Electric Vehicle Council

David Helmy

Head of Sales E-mobility, Origin Energy

James Dunstan

Chief Strategy Officer, SUPA

Angelique Mentis

CEO and Founder, Parking Spotz, and President, Parking Australia

Chris Moldrich

General Manager Asset Finance, CBA

Adriana Simona Mihăiță

Assoc Professor, Leader, Future Mobility Lab, UTS

Christopher Cormack

Senior New Energy Director, JLL

Mabelle Reyes

Head of e-Mobility, AGL Energy
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Thrilled to support the EV summit, a pivotal event driving the future of sustainable transportation. Proud to sponsor this summit and be part of the movement towards a greener tomorrow.

James Dunstan

Chief Strategy Officer, Smart Urban Properties Australia

There was a fantastic mix of industry participants across the value chain but more importantly many corporate, real estate, fleet and government customers all eager for information and collaboration. Many valuable conversations were had on and off stage.

Kyle Bolto

CEO & Founder, Ohmie Go

This is the only conference in Australia that bridge the gap between property, fleet managers with EV technology specialists, government, and councils. It is well attended from key stakeholders and the content is well designed for attendees who are interested to play an active role in the electrification of transport and properties.

Yee Ling Wee

Head of Marketing & Communications, Asia Pacific, Landis & Gyr

Overall it was a great experience – an important event to attend to connect and met people in the EVCI industry. We look forward to experiencing the event next year.

Jordan Aylott

EV Product Manager, Autel Australia

Great show for us. You had the right people in the room. As a sponsor we were very happy with the value generated.

Sam Korkees

Co-Founder, EVSE Australia

The best thing about EVI was the industry leaders were all in the room – these are the people who determine where the sector is headed. We were speaking with the right people.

Irene Kaur

Product Manager – EV solutions, IPD

We signed up for 2025 and are looking forward to seeing how the market grows and evolves - and how this show will also evolve to capture the innovations and the new market players.

Nathan Brown

Director, Electric Future

We made some great connections from across the EVCI industry and Im sure we will pick up good clients from this event. That’s why we signed up for 2025.

Allan Lorraine

Director - Energy, Retail & Hospitality, Nayax

Thank you to FuturePlace for coordinating such a successful and informative two-day event. It has been a pleasure to be part of the conversation alongside other industry leaders pushing the boundaries and helping Australians transition to EVs.

Colette Dunn

Communications Specialist Origin 360EV, Origin Energy

The EV Infrastructure Summit was the first event I have been to which brought together leaders in the EV fleet management and infrastructure management worlds. This created some great conversations on how the challenges in charging could be tackled and expanded the network of people we can work with to drive the transition process forward.

Steve Lewis

Managing Partner, Evenergi

I thoroughly enjoyed presenting at the 2024 EV Infrastructure Summit in Sydney. It was great to see the diverse range of attendees, who were all relevant stakeholders to my organisation and our transition to zero.

Mark Peters

Executive General Manager E-Mobility & Fleet Innovation, Transit Systems

The EV Infrastructure Summit was a great event to have real conversations about real innovation and real speedhumps that the Electric Vehicle Community is facing. I look forward to going next year to see what innovations will be presented next year.

Ben Espinoza

MD, Aeron Group

I was very impressed with the event organisation and quality of presentations.

Steve Ellis

Fleet Service Delivery Manager, Telstra

A great forum to discuss proactive collaborative action across industry sectors and stakeholders to accelerate EVCI in Australia.

Angelique Mentis

President, Parking Australia and CEO, thatsmyspot.com.au

My sincere thanks to Rod and the Future Place team for inviting me to present at your exceptionally well organised event. The topics were current and relevant to a broad range of fleet, building and facilities managers. I am grateful for the opportunity to share our insights from a fleet management perspective and meet new people. The insights I gained from the event will assist QFleet with our ambitious EV transition strategies we have here in Queensland.

Vince White

General Manager, QFleet, President, Australasian Fleet Management Association

Our Partners

Headline Partner

Diamond Partner

Platinum Partner

Gold Partners

EV Partner

Innovation Partners

Exhibitors

Who Attends?

Industries:

  • Real estate developers + managers
  • Fleet operators
  • Utilities
  • Municipalities + government
  • Convenience & Fuel retailers
  • Auto dealers
  • Retailers
  • Sustainability leaders
  • Suppliers/Vendors

Job functions:

  • Mobility
  • eMobility
  • EV Programs
  • Fleet strategy
  • EV Charging
  • Energy
  • Transport
  • Parking
  • Net Zero
  • Sustainability
  • Alternative Fuels

 

  • Environment
  • Customer Assets
  • Climate Change
  • Customer Solutions
  • Asset Management
  • Engineering
  • Energy Solutions
  • Regulatory affairs
  • Finance
  • Compliance

The 2025 Program

The EV Infrastructure Summit will bring together senior leaders to discuss the following topics:

  • Finding funding and financing: Connecting with the right ecosystem partners
  • The EV-ready grid: Strategic policy and planning to fuel the electric future
  • Getting Connected: What utilities, fleets and policy makers need to know to get us to net-zero
  • Next-generation EV charging in real estate
  • Best practices for public charging
  • Plugs as perks: Workplace charging as an essential part of your return-to-office strategy
  • Expanding your electric fleet's range through public charging
  • A practical guide to EV infrastructure maintenance and repair
  • Demystifying carbon credits: Understanding CFR for fleets and EV charging providers
  • Zero-emission fleet operations
  • How to electrify transport logistics at scale
  • Smarter charging, from energy management to AI
  • The EV Charging Station of the Future
  • Green grocers: Why supermarkets are ideal electric vehicle charging sites
  • Powering up parking for profit – and planet
  • Charging ahead: Global best practices for electrifying the rideshare industry
  • Electrify your residential developments: EV charging as the new standard
  • "Watt” happens next?: What it takes to run your own fleet charging infrastructure
  • Delivering the future: Zero emissions last-mile fleets
  • Municipal fleets: Learning from the first movers
  • Imagining the future of the auto dealership
  • Smart grids and smarter EV charging: Understanding V1G, V2G and VPP opportunities
  • Is EV charging the new necessity for commercial real estate?
  • Net-zero retail from store to door: Decarbonizing your supply chains
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Schedule Dates

Conference Schedule

Conference Schedule

    Day 1 | Tuesday | 4 June 2024

    Day 1: EV Ready Infrastructure for Apartments, Offices, Malls and Cities

    08:30

    Conference registration & networking

    EV charging at scale represents both a customers need and a new business opportunity for building owners. Net zero is a core change driver – and in some cases, electrification is also cost effective. Make sure your property’s amenities include plans for mass emobility.

    TRANSITION PLANNING

    08:55

    FuturePlace Welcome

    Rod McLauchlan, Event Director , FuturePlace
    09:00

    Chair’s introduction – How to reduce the EVCI transition costs for property owners

    We explore how EV integrated real estate has become a competitive new profit strategy for those who seek to attract EV customers. The issue is who pays for the EVCI. 

    Renae Gasmier, Head of Customer Assets, Energy Australia
    09:10

    OPENER | E-mobility in Property Outlook – EV ready infrastructure investment across Australian property sectors

    Ross De Rango, Head of Energy and Infrastructure, Electric Vehicle Council
    09:30

    Accelerating sustainable EVCI is possible with ready-to-invest partners

    The EV revolution demands a partner that is invested in the acceleration of sustainable EVCI and EV adoption. Hear how SUPA is powering this acceleration in partnership for property investors, owners, operators, and developers. 

    James Dunstan, Chief Strategy Officer, SUPA
    09:50

    OPENING PANEL | EV ready or not? – EVCI development trends and best strategies for apartments, offices and shopping centres

    There are many ways to capture value from the e-mobility property market. Each sector has different needs and is at a different stage of the adoption cycle. We focus on the hot EV development zones to review how to be ready to catch the EV boom.

    Panellists
    Neil Glozier, Director - Energy and Sustainability, Pacific, CBRE
    Greg Schumann, Director of Transport and Green Mobility ANZ, ENGIE
    Jorge Chapa, Chief Impact Officer , Green Building Council of Australia
    Chris Duggan, President, Strata Community Association Australasia
    Facilitator
    Renae Gasmier, Head of Customer Assets, Energy Australia
    10:30

    Morning refreshments and networking break

    CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE

    11:10

    CASE STUDY | EV infrastructure amenities across a large property portfolio

    Landlords are increasingly incorporating EV infrastructure into their buildings as part of plans to make their portfolios more sustainable. Occupant demand is surging as office blocks and shopping centres become the green petrol stations of our future.

    Neil Glozier, Director - Energy and Sustainability, Pacific, CBRE
    11:30

    CASE STUDY | Pioneering innovative solutions that cater to the needs of the EV driver and building owners

    How well do you know the needs of the EV driver? This business knows better than most with their business strategies honed by analytics. They share their harmonised approached to developing EV infrastructure for property portfolios

    Peter Jessup, National eMobility Business Developer, Schneider Electric
    Ben Espinoza, Managing Director, Aeron Group
    11:50

    PANEL | Optimising EVCI customer experience and parking facility opportunities

    Parking facilities play an increasingly important role as EV fuelling stations, with potential to alleviate range anxiety and accelerate EV adoption for fleets and individual vehicle owners. Here we consider what is means to offer seamless charging experience for customers and how facility managers can position themselves for market growth.

    Panellists
    Angelique Mentis, CEO and Founder, Parking Spotz, and President, Parking Australia
    Nick Black, Head of EV Charging Development, Ausgrid
    Mabelle Reyes, Head of e-Mobility, AGL Energy
    Nicholas Burt, CEO, Facility Management Association of Australia
    Facilitator
    Graham McCabe, Transport Consultant ,
    12:30

    Lunch and networking break

    SHARING THE JOURNEY

    13:35

    ROUND TABLE DISCUSSIONS

    Delegates split into moderated roundtables to share experiences of EV infrastructure in buildings. Our moderators provide a summary of the feedback.

    Roundtable 1 –Charging in Residential Buildings

    Peter Smith, Technology Manager – eMobility, ABB  

    Irene Kaur, Product Manager – EV solutions, IPD 

    Roundtable 2 – Funding and Scaling EVCI and e-mobility solutions in existing properties 

    Ari Koutsougeras, Head of Strata, Smart Urban Properties Australia 

    Roundtable 3 – Energy Partnerships 

    Jack Kotlyar, Head of Green Transport, Energy Australia 

    Roundtable 4 – EVCI Owners and Tenants 

    Gaurav Malik, Charging Sales, eMobility, Origin Energy 

    Roundtable 5 – EVCI Building Regulations  

    Nick Alsop, Senior Manager – Buildings, Precincts and Homes, Green Building Council of Australia 

    Facilitators
    Ari Koutsougeras, Head of Strata and Technology, SUPA
    Jack Kotlyar, Head of Green Transport, Energy Australia
    Nick Alsop, Senior Manager - Buildings, Precincts and Homes, Green Building Council of Australia
    Gaurav Malik, Charging Sales, eMobility, Origin Energy
    Irene Kaur, Product Manager – EV solutions, IPD
    Peter Smith, Technology Manager – eMobility, ABB
    14:20

    PANEL | TECH TALKS – Sharing innovations in e-mobility for property

    Here we review innovations in EVCI for at scale for property portfolio owners. We cover analytics, EV solar chargers, curbside charging, self-charging, and net zero buildings and solutions to support customers wherever their journey is.

    Panellists
    Kyle Bolto, Founder & CEO, Ohmie Go
    Doug McNamee, CEO / Founder, JOLT
    James Gibbs, Electrical & Energy Services Director, Modus Projects
    Justin Strunk, National GM, OmniGrip Direct (part of Polar Enviro)
    Facilitator
    Christopher Cormack, Senior New Energy Director, JLL
    15:00

    Afternoon refreshments and networking break

    EVCI DEVELOPMENTS

    15:30

    PANEL | How can partnerships accelerate EVCI and EV adoption

    Discover how private partnerships are accelerating and scaling EVCI and EV amenities as a service in new and existing properties  

    Panellists
    Tim Washington, CEO, Jet Charge
    Luke Rust, CEO, Outbound Mobility
    Steve Linz, General Manager, Growth, Intellihub
    Peter Smith, Technology Manager – eMobility, ABB
    Facilitator
    Sam Davey, Head of Developments, SUPA
    16:10

    CASE STUDY | Developing the zero emission fleet transition business case

    Taking the first step is always the hardest; however the key is developing a sound and reliable business case for transitioning your fleet. Transit Systems shares their 3-year experience of operating Australia’s greenest fleet and largest electrified depot. 

    Mark Peters, EGM E-Mobility & Fleet Innovation , Transit Systems
    16:30

    EV Showcase & Networking Drinks

    Eighty percent of charging is done at home today. Apartments that don’t provide tenants with the option to charge their cars won’t get the business. This is especially true for the competitive Build to Rent market.

      DAY 2 | Wednesday | 5 June 2024

      Day2: EV Ready Infrastructure for Fleet Operators and Industrial Hubs

      E-MOBILITY AT SCALE

      09:00

      Chair’s welcome – Fleet Transition

      Business fleets account for nearly half of all passenger vehicles sold in Australia. How can we support them in the transition to e-mobility?

      Steve Lewis, Managing Partner - Asia Pacific, EVenergi
      09:10

      OPENER | Industrial fleets and depots – Transforming to net zero

      Fleet operators have significant upfront capital costs to purchase and deploy the electric vehicles and associated charging infrastructure. This won’t stop them buying EVs, but it will require them to plan a careful electrification transition strategy.

      Vince White, GM, QFleet, President, Australasian Fleet Management Association
      09:30

      MARKET VIEW: EV Fleets and leasing – Facing the once in 100-year technology change

      The mobility market offers a great opportunity for new business from new technology. We learn how the leasing market is adjusting its consumer proposition for EVs.

      Rohan Martin, CEO, National Automotive Leasing and Salary Packaging Association
      09:50

      PANEL | Creating e-mobility models to reduce risks associated with the transition

      Organisations are starting to feel the pressure to reduce emissions. Many have adopted e-mobility as a business strategy. Test projects are returning results that break with traditional mindsets. Our panel discusses how you make e-mobility work for a business.

      Panellists
      Terry Niemeier, Director Program & EV Market Development, NSW Office of Energy and Climate Change
      Steve Ellis, Fleet Operations Manager, Telstra
      Jonny Parker, CEO & Co-founder, Thundergrid
      Michelle Lacey, Stakeholder Engagement Manager – Energy, The NRMA
      Facilitator
      Marc Sibbald, Fleet Director, IPWEA
      10:30

      Morning refreshments and networking break

      RESEARCH INSIGHTS

      11:00

      RESEARCH INSIGHT: When should you transition to EVs and do you have a choice?

      The big question everyone has, is not whether we should transition to EVs, but when. We know that for many businesses, the costs are high. The temptation is to wait. For other businesses, waiting might destroy their business partnerships. We review the data.

      Ben Selwyn, Strategy & Insights Director, Fifth Quadrant
      11:20

      CASE STUDY | Navigating charging for fleets: Key learnings and insights to help fleet managers in their electrification journeys

      We review a real data example of using of telematics to understand the appropriate charging requirements. We focus on the importance of energy efficiency and load management, and how to ensure your retain flexibility. 

      Anna Martinis, Principal - Electric Fleets Programs, NSW Office of Energy and Climate Change
      11:40

      PANEL | Fleet Depots - Lessons on the journey to net zero transport for fleets

      Our panel shares their experience of fleet depot electrification and how fleet operators are approaching the challenges of large scale EVCI.

      Facilitator
      Adriana Simona Mihăiță, Assoc Professor, Leader, Future Mobility Lab, UTS
      Panellists
      Bjornar (BJ) Siem, EV and Charging Expert, Department of Energy and Public Works QLD
      Mark Lampard, CEO, goEV
      David Helmy, Head of Sales E-mobility, Origin Energy
      12:30

      Lunch and networking break

      SHARING THE JOURNEY

      13:35

      ROUND TABLE DISCUSSIONS

      Delegates split into moderated roundtables to share experiences of EV infrastructure in buildings. Our moderators provide a summary of the feedback.

      Roundtable 1. Load Demand for eDepots 

      Stephen Hoult, Principal Consultant Commercial & Future, CS Energy 

      Roundtable 2. EV Fleet Financing 

      Chris Moldrich, General Manager Asset Finance, CBA 

      Roundtable 3. EV Transition Models 

      Rodney Stiles, EV Policy Lead, Transport for NSW

      Roundtable 4. EV Fire Risk 

      Emma Sutcliffe, Project Director, EV Fire Safe 

      Roundtable 5. EVCI Data Analytics 

      Diana Ruiz Diaz, New Energy Landscape Offer Manager, Schneider Electric 

      Facilitators
      Stephen Hoult, Principal Consultant Commercial & Future, CS Energy
      Chris Moldrich, General Manager Asset Finance, CBA
      Emma Sutcliffe, Project Director, EV Fire Safe
      Diana Ruiz Diaz, New Energy Landscape Offer Manager, Schneider Electric
      Rodney Stiles, EV Policy Lead, Transport for NSW
      14:20

      TECH TALKS | Sharing innovations in e-mobility for fleets and industrial hubs

      Australian business fleets are committed to the transition to EVs. However, there are still some significant challenges that need to be addressed before EVs can become mainstream. Our panel reviews the proliferation of e-fleet enabling technologies from mobility platforms, to Intelligent charging, and the fusion of EVs and renewable energy.

      Sam Korkees, Co-Founder, EVSE Australia
      Gareth Ridge, Country Director – Australia and New Zealand, Zenobe
      Nathan Brown, Director, Electric Future
      Facilitator
      Ricky Fung, Head of Innovation, E-mobility, Origin Energy
      15:00

      Afternoon refreshments and networking break

      RESILIENT SUPPLY CHAIN

      15:30

      CASE STUDY | Adoption of EV Fleets as a sustainable logistics option

      Team Global Express operate the largest e-fleet in Australia. We learn how they undertook the complex task of designing the site to accommodate 60 EVs and the charging infrastructure required to support them.

      Heather Bone, Director of ESG, EV Fleet Project Lead, Team Global Express
      15:50

      Building the next-generation e-workforce in e-mobility energy services

      EVs are expected to reach 55% of total global vehicle sales by 2030, but lack of collaboration could impact adoption and decarbonisation goals. We learn how utilities are gearing up for the mass EV surge and where customers are needing more help.

      Mabelle Reyes, Head of e-Mobility, AGL Energy
      16:10

      Chair’s conclusion and end of conference

      Team Global Express operate the largest e-fleet in Australia. We learn how they undertook the complex task of designing the site to accommodate 60 EVs and the charging infrastructure required to support them.

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      Who Should Partner?

      If you are involved in the following areas, we’d like to hear from you:

      • EV charging solutions
      • Energy & charging infrastructure
      • Urban Energy - Batteries
      • Engineering, construction and design firms
      • EV and e-mobility vehicles
      • EV Hardware
      • Energy Retailers & Installers
      • Solar & Battery Installers
      • Asset, Equipment and Fleet
      • Micromobility brands and Distributors
      • Civil Engineering Firms
      • Insurance Companies
      • Parking infrastructure
      • Digital parking apps
      • Legal firms
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