EV World Congress
10-11 October 2023 | Novotel London West
Welcome to the EV World Congress, the premier annual event for industry leaders, innovators, and policymakers in the electric vehicle (EV) sector. With EV sales experiencing a remarkable 60% year-on-year increase in and accounting for 16% of the market, it's crucial that infrastructure deployment stays ahead of the curve. The EV World Congress provides an unparalleled platform to network with industry experts, gain valuable insights, and shape the future of the EV charging landscape.
A staggering nine out of 10 local authorities have yet to implement an electric vehicle charging infrastructure strategy, with time citied as the primary obstacle, and lack of funding following closely behind. EV drivers are also now seeking out more convenient charging options at places they frequently visit, such as supermarkets, shopping centres, hotels, and workplaces. A recent YouGov/CTEK survey showcased a significant shift, with 29% of EV drivers relying on public or destination chargers.
Clearly, there is still hesitancy when it comes to initiating the process of implementing charge point infrastructure. This is where sharing insights with peers, and partnering with investors and experienced charge point installers can expedite the deployment of EV charging infrastructure by businesses and councils. Our goal is to bring together the leading voices from across the UK, alongside experts from around the world to share insights, discuss emerging trends, and explore the future of sustainable mobility.
Join us for a dynamic program of keynote speeches, panel discussions, and networking opportunities, all aimed at accelerating the transition to a cleaner, greener transportation system.
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Energy Storage Central Eastern Europe 2023
When: September 26, 2023
Where: Warsaw, Poland
With the energy storage industry facing unprecedented growth across the globe, we are excited to launch our inaugural Energy Storage Summit Central Eastern Europe in Warsaw, Poland. We will be highlighting the opportunities, challenges and lessons learnt across various countries as the region readies itself for energy storage.
In countries across the region, the government has set ambitious renewable targets to help further the deployment of renewable energy and facilitate the move away from coal, and storage is predicted to start playing a more prominent role in the future, particularly in helping stabilise the grid. Poland’s new energy strategy envisages 74% of energy production coming from zero-emission sources, including renewables. It predicts 88GW of renewable energy capacity by 2040. The Summit will look at opportunities in Poland, Lithuania and the Baltics, Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary, Ukraine, Austria, Croatia and Serbia.