Date/Time
Date(s) - 20/07/2016 - 21/07/2016
Location
World Trade Center Portland
Widespread electric vehicle adoption requires a supportive “ecosystem” of stakeholders, from utilities and governments to vehicle OEMs, charging providers, interest groups, and drivers. The EV Roadmap Conference brings all of these stakeholders together in a highly interactive, conversational, collaborative format to explore emerging trends, share best practices, and map the road ahead. Join us for this “graduate course” in electric vehicle deployment and business strategy.
EV Roadmap 9 will explore a range of emerging questions
– How are electric, connected, and shared mobility strategies working together to transform transportation?
– How are drivers using Oregon’s extremely dense network of quick chargers, and what does this tell us about the future of quick charging?
– What is the appropriate role for utilities in promoting transportation electrification? What models and pilots are pointing the way forward?
– How are electric vehicles and home energy management systems converging, and what impacts will this have?
– What are the prospects for lighter electric vehicles, such as electric assist bicycles? How might their adoption be accelerated?
– How can workplace charging be made a more commonplace employee benefit? Can experiences with supporting bicycle or transit commuters provide -valuable lessons?
– How can we ensure that electric mobility provides benefits to low-income and underserved communities?
– What roles do transportation agencies, local government planners, developers, and other stakeholders have to play in a rapidly evolving market?
– What strategies are most effective in marketing and selling electric vehicles?
– What does the future hold for key policy drivers, such as the Zero Emission Vehicle mandate?