The 2018 Event
Over 200 attendees from over 13 different countries flocked to London for Europe’s only Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Summit in July 2018.
As one of the major growth markets in the energy transformation, EVs have the potential to change the face of the power market and transportation and the summit gathered together large energy buyers from across Europe to see how they could build out their own EV charging networks. Attendees from Transport for London, Transport for Manchester, Movia, Ikea, Welcome Break, Shell and local authorities including Cambridgeshire, Cornwall, North Somerset, Nottingham, and Portsmouth joined us.
98% of the attendees rated the overall event as exceptional, very good or good
Getting Involved in 2019
Speaking
Everything EV is currently recruiting for speakers for the 2019 programme. We are looking for expert speakers from fleet owners & operators, transport authorities & large energy buyers companies to present, moderate, chair or be part of a panel to help carve the high-level content we saw at the 2018 event.
If this sounds like something you would be interested in, please get in touch with our production team today!
Sponsoring
Sponsoring Everything EV will give you direct access to your target market from the moment you come on board, with regular marketing to an audience of over 9,000 industry professionals as well as on-the-day and post-event branding. The most engaging tool in the digital age is face-to-face.
Get involved early to maximise your marketing!
Attending
At the 2018 event, we saw over 200 industry professionals join us for 2 days of unmissable discussions, debates and networking, including Shell, BP, Chargemaster, a number of local authorities, OFGEM, TFL and many more.
We are currently running a number of special offers on the 2019 Everything EV tickets. Book early to save!
News & Blogs
Utilities, automakers and big oil: the future of EV charging says EY
Utilities, automakers and big oil companies will drive the deployment of electric vehicle charging infrastructure, according to a new report by EY, which warns that despite market uncertainty, investment needs to be made or “it’s highly likely they’ll be late to the party”.
Fastned targets UK EV charging market following €11 million fund raise
Dutch fast electric vehicle charging provider Fastned has set its sights on the UK as one of four markets to be targeted following an €11 million (~£9.6 million) fund raising.
Southwark Council begins roll out of lamppost electric vehicle charging
Southwark Council is launching a network of 50 lamppost electric vehicle charge points after partnering with char.gy to deliver installations in two areas of the borough.
EDF Energy prepares launch of V2G offer following agreement with Nuvve
EDF Energy is to offer its business customers vehicle-to-grid (V2G) chargers, as well as using them on its own sites, after partnering with charger supplier and technology developer Nuvve.
Total business customers to be offered EV charging solutions under ChargePoint partnership
Total Gas & Power is to launch a new electric vehicle charging offer to the 175,000 business sites it supplies throughout the UK after agreeing a reseller partnership with ChargePoint.
EO Charging secures £13 million investment to roll out ‘charging as a service’
EO Charging, which briefly held the record for the biggest single site installation of electric vehicle chargers earlier this year, has secured £13 million of new investment from Zouk Capital to continue its growth.
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