As the adoption of electric vehicles continues, cities face the challenge of having to scale up public charging infrastructure. This session takes a look at the technological advancements and strategies that can optimise EV charging capacity, ensuring efficient and accessible charging solutions for electric vehicle owners. This includes:
Smart charging and grid integration – the session will emphasise the importance of smart charging technologies that enable efficient utilisation of energy resources and optimal load management, as well how these solutions can leverage data analytics, connectivity, and grid integration to optimise charging schedules, balance electricity demand, and minimise strain on the power grid during peak periods.
Data management and network interoperability – this session will also see discussion of the importance of interoperability and standardisation among charging networks to provide a seamless user experience. This encompasses the role of technology in enabling cross-network charging, streamlined payment systems, and interoperable roaming services, ensuring convenience and accessibility for EV owners regardless of charging network or service provider. We will also look at data-driven charging infrastructure planning, highlighting the role of data analysis and modelling in optimising the planning and placement of charging infrastructure.