3rd ANNUAL
EV Infrastructure Summit

Scaling reliable public charging. Readying the grid. Unlocking value.

16-17 June 2026 | Doltone House Darling Island, Sydney

ABOUT THE EVENT

Australia’s most important meeting for public and private stakeholders to finance, build, connect, operate, and regulate reliable EV charging networks at scale is back. The EVI Summit is a national forum where policy meets projects—grid capacity, interop & CX, investable models, and delivery at pace.

Australia needs reliable public charging at scale, but with projects stalling at approvals, connections, and commercial alignment, something needs to be done to accelerate progress. The EVI Summit brings senior leaders together from across the entire EVI value chain. It is designed to deliver on the following objectives:

  • Be the national annual anchor for EV charging infrastructure across policy, power & property.
  • Bridge State/Local Government, grid & retailers, CRE/strata, fleets, charge point operators (CPOs), OEMs, EPCs, software & fintech.
  • Accelerate investable projects, approvals, interconnections, and partnerships.
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2 DAY PROGRAM

50+ speakers, real world case-studies, interactive panel discussions, innovation talks and more

INNOVATION SHOWCASE

The most comprehensive exhibit floor for meeting your business’s EV Infrastructure needs

NETWORKING EVENTS

Participate in both informal and structured networking activities where you can find customers & partners

ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSIONS

Join talks with industry peers. Share ideas, make connections, and find new partners

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The 2026 Program

Policy, Planning & Competition

National roadmap vs state schemes; permitting & standards; competition among EVCI providers; consumer protections; data sharing.

Grid Readiness & Connections

Hosting capacity, connection queues, CAPEX vs non-network solutions, tariff reform, demand response, dynamic operating envelopes.

Smart Charging & Customer Experience

Interoperability/roaming, pricing & payments, uptime SLAs, accessibility, reliability metrics, wayfinding, data & analytics

Business & Delivery Models

Capex/opex models, concession & PPA-like deals, landlord-tenant alignment, retail car-parks, strata retrofits, depot electrification

Energy Assets & V2X

V2G/V2B/V2H, market participation, aggregated flexibility, microgrids, resilience, critical loads

Fleets & Depots

Bus/truck depot design, charging strategies, scheduling, duty cycles, financing TCO, maintenance

Build, Operate, Maintain

Civil/electrical scope, switchboards, cable routes, protection, metering, SCADA integration, standards, safety, fire, cyber

2025 Speakers

Matthijs Kok

Transition Manager, EV Charging, City of Utrecht

Suzana Barbir

Manager, Consumer Information, Data & Insights, NSW DCCEEW

Rune Wiggo Johnsen

Incident Commander, Trøndelag Fire and Rescue Service

Sveinung André Kvalø

Senior Adviser, Analysis and Advisory Services, Norwegian EV Association

Islam Hassan

Chief Customer Officer, Australian Motoring Services Group

Alex Kelly

Project Implementation Manager - Zero Emissions Delivery, IKEA

Luke Jenner

COO, Essential Energy

Natasha Menon

Manager, E-Mobility Strategy, AGL Energy

Evan Beaver

Infrastructure Delivery Lead, Evenergi

Kai Li Lim

St Baker Fellow in E-Mobility, Dow Centre for Sustainable Engineering Innovation, University of Queensland
VIEW ALL SPEAKERS

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 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

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 so impressed with the calibre of the event, in spite of the fact that there were 300+ in the room! The content I was able to see was great and I also had a great time networking. Will definitely be back next year!”

Dr. Alina Dini

, Head of Energy, Electric Vehicle Council

“The EV Infrastructure Summit is my favourite Clean Tech conference in the Australian calendar. I prefer it because it's more focused on problem solving and commercial realities than some of the others which can be a bit fluffy and consumer focused. Instead of hearing about projects that happened a few years ago I heard from lots of businesses actually trying to implement solutions and keen to engage on new ideas. A refreshing couple of days”

Evan Beaver

Infrastructure Delivery Lead, Evenergi

“EVI25 was an incredible event, bringing together Australia's brightest minds in eMobility to share transformative insights and best practices. The collective commitment to electrifying transport and accelerating the shift toward a cleaner future was truly inspiring. Looking forward to next year!”

Masha Ellis

New Energy Landscape Offer Manager, Schneider Electricnation

“Congratulations EVI25 on another excellent EV charging event. As a local council, it was an invaluable chance for our team to hear the latest perspectives, industry advances, challenges and opportunities for the sector. The format of the presentations, panels, and roundtables worked really well and featured a good mix of topics. The chance for informal exchanges with peers was super valuable. These are exactly the types of events we need to keep powering the energy transition at pace.”

Peter Vun

Team Leader Energy Management & Net Zero Strategy, Ku-ring-gai Council

Who Attends?

  • State & Local Government: landowners, planning/transport, sustainability, fleet & depot managers.
  • Policy & Regulators: federal/state decarbonisation, road user charging, building codes, network rules
  • Energy Providers: DNSPs/TNSPs, retailers, gentailers, ARENA/CEFC-adjacent stakeholders
  • CRE Owners/Operators & Property Managers (incl. strata): shopping centres, precincts, business parks, residential developers, car-park operators.
  • Fleets: bus, truck, logistics, municipal, corporate light vehicles, rideshare operators.
  • Charging Network Operators & OEMs: CPOs, MSPs, charger manufacturers (AC/DC/HPC), switchgear, metering.
  • Specialist Engineering/Electrical & Contractors: EPCs, civil/electrical contractors, connection specialists.
  • Software & Data: EMS/DERMS, smart charging, billing, payments/fintech, roaming, reservations.

Agenda

Schedule Dates

Conference Schedule

    Day 1 | Tuesday | 17 June 2025

    Buildings, Precincts, and Public Spaces

    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.

    08:55

    FuturePlace Welcome

    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.

    Rod McLauchlan, Event Director , FuturePlace
    09:00

    Chair’s Welcome and Introduction

    As the adoption of EVs increases, integrating efficient and accessible EV charging infrastructure into buildings, precincts, and public spaces becomes essential. This day will explore strategies for designing scalable, user-friendly charging solutions that meet the growing demand in urban environments.

    Bjorn Siem, Special Projects - Qfleet, Queensland Government

    CUSTOMER VALUE

    09:10

    INTERNATIONAL KEYNOTE | Developing V2G services for the City of Utrecht in the Netherlands

    Utrecht is at the forefront of V2G technology, becoming the first region globally to deploy bidirectional charging at a large scale. The project harnesses the power of 10,000 EVs, providing up to 100 megawatts of flexible energy that can be fed back into the grid to mitigate congestion and enhance grid stability. Matthijs will discuss the technical, operational, and environmental aspects of V2G.

    • V2G Technology and Grid Integration
    • EVs as Distributed Energy Resources (DERs)
    • Scalability and Future Applications
    Matthijs Kok, Transition Manager, EV Charging, City of Utrecht
    09:30

    PANEL | EV charging strategy: Making the right decisions today to capitalise on tomorrow

    This session explores how organisations across sectors are shaping EV charging strategies today to ensure future scalability, user adoption, and long-term value.

    • Aligning infrastructure investment and software with evolving EV demand & policy landscapes
    • Pricing and customer experience
    • Maintenance and support learnings
    • Collaborating across government, academia, and industry to optimise network planning
    • Balancing community needs, sustainability goals, and technological flexibility
    Panellists Include:
    Michelle Lacey, Stakeholder Engagement Lead, NRMA
    Anita Saunders, Manager - EVC Charging, RAA
    James Roth, Associate Director - Sustainability, University of Wollongong
    Anthony Weinberg, Regional Environment Program Manager, Waverley, Woollahra & Randwick Councils
    Moderated by:
    Rob Asselman, Head of Marketing, Chargefox
    10:05

    PANEL | Electric Road Ahead: Positioning for future customer demand and V2G services

    By 2050, EV batteries could make up 80% of the gross storage capacity in the NEM offering disruptive value to the grid and new lines of revenue. Our panel reviews the road ahead with a focus on:

    • Consumer demand for EV charging solutions – Convenience, speed, and grid integration
    • Supporting the role of Councils and the property sector in facilitating effective infrastructure deployment
    • Partnership models for accelerating EVCI deployment, new revenue streams, and improved consumer access
    Panellists
    Sveinung André Kvalø, Senior Adviser, Analysis and Advisory Services, Norwegian EV Association
    Kate Cavanagh, Transport Electrification Lead, CSIRO
    Luke Jenner, COO, Essential Energy
    Kevin Liang, Project Officer - Electric Fleets Programs, NSW DCCEEW
    Jonathan Parker, CEO and Co-Founder, ThunderGrid - Landis & Gyr company
    Facilitator
    Suzana Barbir, Manager, Consumer Information, Data & Insights, NSW DCCEEW
    10:40

    Networking Break & Exhibition Viewing

    FIND YOUR TRIBE

    11:10

    ROUNDTABLES: Implementing and managing public EV charging infrastructure

    Delegates will engage in interactive Tribes focused on sharing valuable insights and feedback across various EVI subsectors. These dynamic sessions are designed to promote peer-to-peer learning, and encourage focused networking.

    EV COUNCILS – Preparing for V2G, Community Batteries, and EV Charging Partnerships

    Moderators: Ken Welsh, Team Leader Strategic Transport, Inner West Council; and Sarah Guan, Strategic Transport Planner, Inner West Council

    PROPERTY PARTNERSHIPS – Working with the Property Sector for EV Charging Projects

    Moderator: Kyle Bolto, CEO & Founder, Ohmie Go

    CONSUMER DATA – Leveraging EV charging data analytics and behaviour insights

    Moderator: Kai Li Lim, St Baker Fellow in E-Mobility, Dow Centre for Sustainable Engineering Innovation, UQ

    KERBSIDE CHARGING – Innovations in street-side charging infrastructure and customer service

    Moderators: Emily Jiang, Building Sustainability Contractor, Ku-ring-gai Council and Brenna Ross, Project Officer – Net Zero Transport, NSW DCCEEW

    NET ZERO PRECINCTS – Creating onsite net zero energy

    Moderator: Geoff Anson, Chief Sales & Strategy Officer, Microgrid Power Group

    EV SMART CHARGING – Harnessing smart grids and data for V2G optimisation

    Moderator: Allen Edwards, BDM, Smart Energy Council

     

    Facilitators
    Ken Welsh, Team Leader Strategic Transport, Inner West Council
    Sarah Guan, Strategic Transport Planner, Inner West Council
    Kyle Bolto, Founder and CEO, Ohmie
    Kai Li Lim, St Baker Fellow in E-Mobility, Dow Centre for Sustainable Engineering Innovation, University of Queensland
    Emily Jiang, Building Sustainability Contractor, Ku-ring-gai Council
    Brenna Ross, Project Officer - Net Zero Transport, NSW DCCEEW
    Geoff Anson, Chief Sales & Strategy Officer, \Microgrid Power Group
    12:10

    Networking Lunch & Exhibition Viewing

    NET ZERO PRECINCTS

    13:20

    INNOVATION PANEL | Integrating EV charging with net zero energy and EV customer amenities

    Our experts will delve into the latest strategies for creating smart, scalable charging networks that provide reliable service, reduce operational costs, and support the evolving needs of EV owners

    • Developing scalable and Smart Charging networks
    • Leveraging clean energy sources to power EV charging stations
    • Innovating customer amenities to improve convenience
    Panellists
    Allan Lorraine, Director - EV Solutions, Nayax Energy
    Islam Hassan, Chief Customer Officer, Australian Motoring Services Group
    Danny Thai, EV Innovation Manager, Endeavour Energy
    Kai Li Lim, St Baker Fellow in E-Mobility, Dow Centre for Sustainable Engineering Innovation, University of Queensland
    Moderated by:
    Emily Carson, GM, EV Charging, EasyPark and Board Director, Parking Australia
    14:00

    CASE STUDY | Net zero EV strategy and charging implementation across property assets

    As part of their comprehensive sustainability strategy, Anglican Diocesan Services has integrated EV charging stations within their real estate assets, while simultaneously transitioning their fleet to electric vehicles. This shift is not only aligned with their environmental goals but also serves to reduce operating costs and improve energy efficiency across their operations.

    • Integrating EV charging stations and electric vehicles to achieve sustainability goals
    • Providing convenient and reliable EV charging solutions to meet customer demand
    • Project Insights: Overcoming challenges and leveraging net zero energy technologies
    Faciitator
    Mark Trainor, Director, Asset Management, Property & Fleet, Anglican Diocesan Services
    14:20

    PANEL | Developing all electric communities with scalable e-mobility amenities

    Our experts will share strategies for fostering clean energy charging hubs, accelerating the transition to electric communities, and advancing net zero precincts for EV charging.

    • How can we enable communities and businesses to access affordable, reliable charging?
    • What innovative business models can be implemented to speed up the adoption?
    • Where should R&D efforts be directed to optimize the development and scalability?
    Panellists
    Dean Economou, Project Manager Net Zero Precincts, Curtin University
    Alistair Richardson, Founder & Director, MoJo Car Share
    Peter Vun, Team Leader Energy Management & Net Zero Strategy, Ku-ring-gai Council
    Masha Ellis, New Energy Landscape Offer Manager, Schneider Electric
    Facilitator
    Alina Dini, Electric Vehicle Council, Head of Energy and Infrastructure
    15:00

    Networking Break & Exhibition Viewing

    PUBLIC PLACES

    15:30

    CASE STUDY | Developing public charging networks for high density zones

    In this case study, Sam will discuss the challenges and strategies involved in balancing the demand for EV charging services with the limited availability of parking spaces in high-density urban areas. The focus will be on integrating EV charging infrastructure within the constraints of busy city environments.

    • Balancing space constraints for integrating EV charging into high-density urban environments
    • Innovative charging models that incorporate shared, public, and smart charging solutions
    • How local councils, businesses, and residents can work together to support EV adoption
    Sam Kelley, EV Project Manager, Waverley, Woollahra & Randwick Councils
    15:50

    Australia’s first CCS2 V2G solution. Tried, Tested, and Network Ready

    This session will explore the key technical challenges when integrating Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) technology. The key role partnerships play in bringing V2G to life, from concept, hardware compatibility, software development through to energy flow optimisation, hear how to lay the groundwork for a future-ready, bidirectional charging ecosystem.

    • System Integration: Understand how V2G interfaces with vehicle management systems, chargers, and the local grid
    • Interoperability & Standards: Explore the importance of standards such as AS 4777.2 and the ISO 15118 suite in ensuring safe and smooth operations
    • Scalability in Practice: Gain insight into how to scale V2G from trial phase to full deployment with technical and customer confidence
    Brad Trethewey, Manager of Innovation, Essential Energy
    16:10

    LOCKNOTE PANEL | Commercialisation - Go-to-market strategies, pricing strategies, value-adds, and user experience

    The commercialisation of EV charging infrastructure requires a strategic approach to ensure widespread adoption, customer satisfaction, and profitability.

    • Comparing sustainability hubs and kerbside pole-mounted services
    • Co-locating community batteries and EVCI amenities
    • V2G services in community owned developments?
    Panellists include:
    Ken Welsh, Team Leader Strategic Transport, Inner West Council
    Vincent Ng, Sustainable Transport Officer, Kingston City Council
    Michael Dello-Iacovo, Executive Manager, Advocacy and Policy, Energy Consumers Australia
    Moderated by:
    Anthony Weinberg, Regional Environment Program Manager, Waverley, Woollahra & Randwick Councils
    16:50

    Chairs Closing Remarks

    The commercialisation of EV charging infrastructure requires a strategic approach to ensure widespread adoption, customer satisfaction, and profitability.

    • Comparing sustainability hubs and kerbside pole-mounted services
    • Co-locating community batteries and EVCI amenities
    • V2G services in community owned developments?
    17:00

    Networking Drinks

      DAY 2 | Wednesday | 18 June 2025

      Net Zero Depots, EV Fleets & EV Grid

      NET ZERO DEPOTS

      09:00

      Chair’s Welcome

      Commercial large scale fleets need clear roadmaps to accelerate their shift to zero-emission vehicles and depots without compromising operational efficiency or safety. Power suppliers face the dual task of strengthening grid infrastructure while integrating renewable energy to charge the e-fleets.

      Ben Herrig, Commercial EV Infrastructure Consultant,
      09:10

      INTERNATIONAL KEYNOTE | Building and managing a safe e-Depot for EV fleets

      Rune is “Norway’s foremost expert on EVs and EV fires”. He’s on active duty Fire Chief in Trondheim, Norway’s third biggest city. He is responsible for training Norwegian fire officers on EVs and is assisting fire services worldwide with EV fire training and response.

      Rune Wiggo Johnsen, Incident Commander, Trøndelag Fire and Rescue Service
      09:30

      FIRESIDE CHAT | Advancing EV Charging Infrastructure: Key Challenges, Technological Integration, and the Path to a Sustainable Future

      In this fireside chat, ABB Key Account Manager for Public Charging, Rushna Zahoor will chat to General Manager Energy Value Chain at Ampol, Patrick Luxton, on overcoming challenges associated with advancing EV charging infrastructure. Ampol will draw from their own experience developing a national EV charging network to share strategies for:

      • Effectively integrating EV chargers at scale
      • Navigating regulatory challenges
      • Managing load
      • Maximising availability
      • Reducing total cost of ownership
      Moderated by:
      Rushna Zahoor, Key Account Manager – Public Charging, ABB E-Mobility Australia
      With:
      Nathan McDonald, Head of Asset Operations, Ampol Australia
      09:50

      PANEL | Achieving e-mobility projects at scale by addressing key barriers

      Most fleets are just beginning their transition. Our panel offers an assessment of the costs and benefits for net zero transport and outline practical steps you will needs to follow to achieve the best results

      • Building the emobility business case and implementing a balanced approach from trial to adoption
      • Vendor partnerships – Interoperability traps, and new tech directions from V2G and smart charging
      • Comparing grid impact when using charging infrastructure at depots and within shared public hubs
      Panellists
      Natasha Menon, Manager, E-Mobility Strategy, AGL Energy
      Leonard Tham, Director - Innovation, Australia and NZ, Custom Fleet
      Alex Kelly, Project Implementation Manager - Zero Emissions Delivery, IKEA
      Sean Stove, Division Manager E-mobility, ABB Australia
      Facilitator
      Marc Sibbald, Fleet Director, IPWEA
      10:30

      Networking Break & Exhibition Viewing

      FIND YOUR TRIBE

      11:00

      ROUNDTABLES: Enabling EV business solutions

      Delegates will engage in interactive Tribes focused on sharing valuable insights and feedback across various EVI subsectors. These dynamic sessions are designed to promote peer-to-peer learning, and encourage focused networking.

      CHARGERS – Navigating the jungle of charger manufacturers to simplify eMobility

      Moderator: Scott Carden, Head of Engineering, NRMA

      CHARGING OPERATIONS –Technical Challenges within EV Charging Stations

      Moderators: Rajeev Narayan, Business Manager – Power Management & Control, IPD and Irene Kaur, Product Manager – Energy Management, EV Charging & LMS, IPD

      EV PEOPLE – Adapting to change – Recruiting and building staff capacity for the EV transition

      Moderator: Collin Jennings, Head of Government Relations & Advocacy, MTA – NSW

      V2G FLEET – Commercial Pathways, Real-World Experiences and Pilot Programs

      Moderator: Evan Beaver, Infrastructure Delivery Lead, Evenergi

      FLEET CHARGING – Creating e-Depots and Charging Precincts with integrated Green Energy

      Moderator: Matt Nolan, EV Charging Solutions Manager, Delta Electronics

      HEAVY TRUCKS – Building a Strategic Roadmap for Medium & Heavy Fleet Electrification

      Moderator: Hugo Velasquez, Business Development Manager, Zenobe Energy Australia

      Moderators include:
      Scott Carden, Head of Engineering, NRMA
      Evan Beaver, Infrastructure Delivery Lead, Evenergi
      Rajeev Narayan, Business Manager – Power Management & Control, IPD
      Irene Kaur, Product Manager – Energy Management, EV Charging & LMS, IPD
      Collin Jennings, Head of Government Relations & Advocacy, MTA – NSW
      Matt Nolan, EV Charging Solutions Manager, Delta Electronics
      Hugo Velasquez, Business Development Manager, Zenobe Energy Australia
      12:00

      Networking Lunch & Exhibition Viewing

      EVCI EXPERIENCE

      13:00

      CASE STUDY | Public EV charging in action: Insights from Newcastle’s public network

      Drawing on real-world data from the City of Newcastle’s publicly owned EV charging network, this session explores how, where, and why chargers are being used across the city—from commuter hubs to shopping centres and sports facilities—providing valuable, shareable insights into user behaviour and infrastructure planning.

      Dr Heather Stevens, Climate Change & Sustainability Manager, City of Newcastle
      13:20

      CASESTUDY | From Grid to Garage: Designing Scalable EV Infrastructure for Modern Developments

      As EV adoption accelerates, developments must address the growing strain on building electrical networks. This session explores scalable, future-ready infrastructure design that balances performance, safety, and capacity.

      • Assessing EV demand through temporary metering, site capacity studies, and interval data analysis
      • Implementing load management systems to safeguard electrical networks during peak usage
      • Planning for future upgrades with harmonic mitigation and smart final distribution for EVSE
      Peter Jessup, eMobility BDM, Schneider Electric
      13:40

      CASESTUDY | Creating e-Depot infrastructure for effective e-Fleet operations

      Hydro Tasmania has developed a state-of-the-art e-depot infrastructure to support its growing fleet of electric vehicles. This case study explores how Hydro Tasmania’s innovative approach to charging stations and fleet management is driving the transition to sustainable operations and cost efficiency.

      • Building a Robust e-Depot: Insights into the design and development of charging infrastructure
      • How the integration of smart charging and sustainable technologies enhances operational efficiency
      • Strategies for expanding e-depot infrastructure to support the long-term growth of the electric fleet
      14:10

      PANEL | Scaling Smart EV Charging: Building future-ready infrastructure for fleets

      The shift to electric vehicles and the growth of EV charging present significant challenges for asset owners across industries, especially in managing safety, infrastructure compatibility, and evolving standards. Our panel will discuss key issues on integrating energy management and DER orchestration.

      • Safeguarding users and preventing system overloads as EV charging networks expand
      • Seamlessly integrating chargers with existing energy systems and ensuring EV model compatibility
      • Developing future-proof infrastructure to support V2G services and the Megawatt Charging System
      Moderated by:
      Collin Jennings, Head of Government Relations & Advocacy, MTA – NSW
      Panellists include:
      Gareth Mann, Managing Director, MTA Energy
      Justin Harding, Head of Product Innovation & Engineering | Board Member, Club Assist | Renew
      Graham McCabe, Principal Director, STEP Advisory
      Matt Nolan, EV Charging Solutions Manager, Delta Electronics
      14:50

      Networking Break & Exhibition Viewing

      FLEET TO GRID

      15:20

      PANEL | Overcoming grid constraints for EV heavy truck charging

      As electric trucks are gaining traction as a sustainable alternative to traditional diesel trucks, the size of their batteries is looming as a key risk – and opportunity. How will truck charging impact the Grid?

      • Addressing grid stability and balancing load to avoid overloading local infrastructure
      • Implementing smart charging solutions leveraging technologies like V2G and DR programs
      • Enhancing capacity in key areas where charging stations for heavy-duty EVs are concentrated
      Moderated by:
      Neil Glozier, Executive General Manager, MTA Energy
      Panellists include:
      Anthony Headlam, CEO & Co-Founder, NewVolt
      Bailey Gorst, National Sales Manager - eMobility, ABB
      Mark Lampard, CEO, Go EV
      Summer Steward, ESG Project Manager, Team Global Express
      Richard Bain, Head of Zero Emissions Transport & Leasing, Rentco
      16:10

      LOCKNOTE PANEL | e-Fleet Flex – Preparing for V2G and the EV Grid ‘batteries on wheels’

      V2G combined with connected fleets has the potential to revolutionize how energy is stored, distributed, and used in both commercial and residential environments. Our panel shares insights.

      • Preparing for connected e-fleets and operational V2Gs
      • Infrastructure security and energy service availability
      • Ensuring fair compensation and benefits for customers
      Panellists:
      Naomi Wynn, Manager Net Zero Partnerships and Regulation - EV Charging, Ausgrid
      Jonathon Dore, Manager - Distributed Energy Resource Technical Integration, AEMO
      Kriti Nagrath, Research Principal, Institute for Sustainable Futures, UTS
      Moderated by:
      Evan Beaver, Infrastructure Delivery Lead, Evenergi
      16:45

      Chair’s Conclusion & End of Summit

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