EV Infrastructure
Summit

Investment, development, construction and technology strategies for EV Infrastructure
4 - 5 June 2024 | Doltone House Darling Island, Sydney

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ABOUT THE EVENT

The EV Infrastructure Summit is the must-attend event for all things EV Charging. It’s where over 300 senior executives from real estate asset owners, developers, investors, city governments, utilities/grid operators, infrastructure, urban design, sustainability experts and EV/Mobility players will come together to:

Hear from industry thought leaders – the most influential and progressive EV figures
Learn about the latest industry developments and opportunities
Get insights around financing, infrastructure, operability, and ROI for EV charging
Source the technologies and partners they need to succeed
Meet with the people and companies driving the EV transition

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EV Infrastructure Summit

OUR 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

Chau Le

Head of E-mobility, Origin Energy

Geoff Horth

Group CEO, SUPA

James Dunstan

Chief Strategy Officer, SUPA

Angelique Mentis

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

Chris Moldrich

General Manager Asset Finance, CBA

Christopher Cormack

Senior New Energy Director, JLL

Adriana Simona Mihăiță

Assoc Professor, Leader, Future Mobility Lab, UTS

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The Program

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

Future Trends and Market Outlook - The future of EV charging infrastructure in real estate
Strategies to incorporate EVs in buildings - legislation and other incentives that can help accelerate the shift to electric
The 5 main reasons to install EV charging stations at commercial real estate properties: attracting customers and employees, generating revenue, increasing property value, future-proofing your property, and promoting environmental leadership
The Electric Future: How EV charging infrastructure is shaping real estate development (resi, commercial and mixed use)
How to integrate electric-vehicle charging into existing building and grid infrastructure
Industrial real estate as key driver of EV uptake – Servicing logistics and other distribution companies looking to electrify their fleets
Creating a robust and widespread EV charging infrastructure through collaboration
How to fund your EV infrastructure installation
How do we assess the real estate dynamics to roll out and manage EV charging infrastructure safely and economically?
Beyond Concessions: Public – Private partnerships in EV Infrastructure
Property developers’ strategies - Acquiring sites suitable for EV infrastructure

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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.

09:00

FuturePlace Welcome

TRANSITION PLANNING

09:05

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

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

CASE STUDY | Disruptive innovation in accelerating net zero, net positive energy and scaling the e-mobility property strategy in strata, build-to-rent and build-to sell properties

The energy transition and EV revolution demands a partner that is invested in a sustainable energy and mobility future. Scaling EVCI activities across a portfolio is the chief concern of all property owners and fleet managers. We learn how to support investors, developers, owners, managers and strata communities in e-mobility through enabling EVCI in buildings without capital investment.

Geoff Horth, Group CEO, 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

23:10

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

23:30

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

23:50

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

Facilitator

Graham McCabe, Director, Transport Advisory, Urbis

12:30

Lunch and networking break

SHARING THE JOURNEY

13:30

AUDIENCE POLL

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 – EV Customer Experience

Reserved for partner

Roundtable 2 – Funding and Scaling EVCI

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

Reserved for partner

Roundtable 5 – EVCI Building Regulations

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

Roundtable 6 – Retail EVCI Business Models

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Roundtable 7 – V2X Strategies

Reserved for partner

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

14:20

PANEL | TECHTALKS – Innovations in e-mobility customer service

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

Facilitator

Christopher Cormack, Senior New Energy Director, JLL

15:00

Afternoon refreshments and networking break

EVCI DEVELOPMENTS

15:30

PANEL | Real estate, energy and e-mobility – Building unconventional partnerships to optimise property value and EV amenities as a service

There is power in numbers. EVI requires new partnerships in a business area new to most of us. We learn from the panel how to best engage with the EV service sectors as you develop EV amenities for your property.

Panellists

Tim Washington, CEO, Jet Charge

Luke Rust, CEO, Outbound Mobility

Facilitator

James Dunstan, Chief Strategy Officer, SUPA

16:10

CASE STUDY | Implementation of charging infrastructure strategies and the integration of EVs to buildings and the grid

Integrated EVCIs provide a comprehensive and sustainable charging ecosystem. These solutions incorporate smart technologies, renewable energy, and advanced infrastructure management for energy efficiency.

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

16:30

CASE STUDY | Build to Rent - Will EV charging become the hot new rental amenity?

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.

16:50

Chair’s conclusion - Cocktails and networking

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

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

Powering the transition to zero-emission fleets

Now is the time for public sector entities, private stakeholders, and fleet owners to start laying the groundwork for future ZE freight transport. Achieving their transition goals may require ten years of EVCI and e-fleet development, We learn how the fleets operators in Australia are preparing for this process.

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

Chau Le, Head of E-mobility, Origin Energy

Bjornar (BJ) Siem, EV and Charging Expert, Department of Energy and Public Works QLD

Mark Lampard, CEO, goEV

12:30

Lunch and networking break

AUDIENCE POLL

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

David Malicki, Team Lead, Net Zero Transport, NSW Office of Energy and Climate Change

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

Roundtable 6. Charging-as-a-Service

Reserved for partner

Roundtable 7. Fleet leasing

Reserved for partner

Facilitators

Stephen Hoult, Principal Consultant Commercial & Future, CS Energy

Chris Moldrich, General Manager Asset Finance, CBA

David Malicki, Team Lead, Net Zero Transport, NSW Office of Energy and Climate Change

Emma Sutcliffe, Project Director, EV Fire Safe

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

14:20

TECH PANEL | Sharing innovation 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

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

CASE STUDY | Last mile delivery fleet transition and EV infrastructure

In response to client demand, this fleet operator is rolling out an ambitious EV fleet strategy. The challenge for the business is determining the right fit of charging infrastructure and e-mobility strategy to meet business and client requirements.

16:10

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

16:30

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

16:50

Chair’s conclusion and end of conference

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.

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EV Infrastructure SUMMIT

WHO WILL ATTEND?

Industries:

Commercial Property Owners and Operator
Urban Planners and Regulators
Energy storage and microgrids
Electrical consultants and architects
Charge-point operators
Grid connection services
Charging equipment providers
Energy, carbon data analytics
C&I EV developers, fleet managers
EV fleet leasing services
Grid integration for large scale fleets
EV charging back to base service
Fleet base energy storage solutions
Fleet energy and carbon data analytics

Job functions:

Building Services
Property Development & Renovations
Property Operations & Maintenance
Facilities Management
EV Charging for Buildings
Energy Solutions & Deployment
Sustainability, Finance & Procurement
Energy Storage-DER Integration
Decarbonisation & Net Zero
Network Strategy & Future Grid
Decarbonisation Solutions
City Planning
Fleet, Transport, Sustainability Planning
EV Charging & EV Procurement
Energy Sourcing, Storage & Grid
Sustainability, Finance & Procurement
Decarbonisation & Net Zero Strategies
Network Strategy & New Business

Who Should Partner?

As the EV Infrastructure market accelerates in Australia, organisations that provide investment, design, construction and technology solutions, along with the services ecosystem that sells, manages and maintains EV Infrastructure will experience significant new demand. First movers will see big wins.

What better reason to consider becoming a partner at Australia’s most important EV Infrastructure event.

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