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Speaking Opportunities


image The 6th EV Charging Infrastructure Summit - North America, East will examine enabling technologies, market challenges and strategies for charging network operators, energy providers, fleet operators, utilities and other industry stakeholders seeking to position their operations for the growing wave of EV adoption in the U.S.

Industry practitioners, technology end users, researchers, and executives who are interested in delivering a presentation at the Summit, serving as session moderator, or participating on a panel discussion are welcome to submit a speaking proposal.

Guidelines for Submitting a Speaking Proposal

Individuals who wish to deliver a 30-minute, stand-alone presentation or organize a 60-75 minute panel session with multiple speakers should submit the following:
    1. Speaker name, title, company, and contact information
    2. Presentation title (or title of panel session)
    3. Abstract of presentation or panel session (150 words)
    4. Speaker biography and photo
    5. Bullet list of 4-5 Key Learning Points from the presentation or panel session
Additional Guidance
  • We ask that proposals be non-commercial in nature. Submissions will be carefully reviewed by the Program Advisory Group to ensure depth and relevance to the program.

  • Presentations that emphasize case studies, best practices, and real-world results are encouraged.
Topics to be addressed include:

  • Latest in smart charging and wireless charging
  • Trends in EV adoption and market direction
  • Success strategies for starting and growing a charging network in the U.S.
  • Technology innovations and startup initiatives
  • Providing incentives to increase consumer demand for EVs
  • EV battery advances and implications for charging infrastructure
  • Integrating and optimizing renewable energy resources
  • Addressing concerns over charger performance, reliability and security
  • Energy storage and EV charging
  • Utility case studies and programs to date
  • Scaling up existing charging operator networks
  • Impact of EVs on grid operations and planning
  • Regulatory requirements and standards issues
  • Reuse of EV batteries into grid-scale energy storage systems
  • Modeling and grid architecture planning: ensuring that charging is a grid benefit
  • Charging station operators perspective
  • Municipal perspectives and initiatives
  • EV manufacturer perspectives on charging infrastructure requirements

    For further information or to discuss a possible presentation, please contact us.