Transportation Electrification Infrastructure – Technology, Installation & Ownership
2nd UIC Workshop on Beneficial Electrification of Transportation
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Monday, May 18th, 1:00pm to 2:30pm CDT & Monday June, 15th, 1:00pm to 3:00pm CDT
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Transportation Electrification Infrastructure Workshop
The 2nd UIC Workshop on Beneficial Electrification of Transportation will focus on Transportation Electrification Infrastructure – Technology, Installation & Ownership.
National & Industry Perspectives - May 18, 2020
Agenda
1:00 – 1:05 pm Welcome and Introductory Remarks
1:05 – 2:05 pm Panel Presentations
2:05 – 2:25 pm Moderated Discussion / Q&A
2:25 – 2:30 pm Breakout Session Selection & Closing Remarks
National & Industry Perspectives Program
Dan Bowermaster, EPRI – A Look at the US Electric Vehicle Charging Market
Alexander Keros, General Motors – GM EV Infrastructure – An Ecosystem Approach
Thomas Wallner, Argonne National Laboratory – Challenges and Opportunities with Vehicle Fast Charging
Kevin Miller, ChargePoint – Best Practices for EV Infrastructure Investments & Utility Program Design
Moderator – Dr. Elizabeth Kócs, UIC Energy Initiative – Welcome & Introductions for National & Industry Perspectives Program
May 18th National & Industry Perspectives Webinar Recording
Questions for Speakers
Questions for the speakers can be posted in the chat session or submit your questions on the Q&A Form in advance or during the session.
Q&A FORM: https://go.uic.edu/UICEVMAY18_QUESTIONS
Breakout Discussion Groups
Sign up here for the Infrastructure breakout discussion groups: https://go.uic.edu/UICEVMAYJUNE_GROUPS
Customer & Utility Perspectives - June 15, 2020
Part Two – Customer & Utility Perspectives on June 15th comprises of two panels: Customer Perspectives (1:00-2:00pm CDT) & Utility Perspectives (2:00-3:00pm CDT.) More information can be found below.
June 15th Customer & Utility Perspectives Webinar Recording
Opening Remarks by Terry Travis
Opening Remarks
Terry Travis, Co-Founder of EVNoire – Mobility Intelligence Consulting Group & Founder of EVHybridNoire
Coding Equity into the DNA of EV Projects
June 15th Customer & Utility Perspectives Webinar Recording
Customer Perspectives Program
Customer Perspectives Program – 1:00 – 2:00 pm
Christopher Schmidt, IDOT – IDOT on Connected Mobility, Electrification & I-80 Corridor
Edith Makra, Metropolitan Mayors Caucus – Municipal EV Readiness: Fleets & Communities
Megha Lakhchaura, EVBox – Smart, Scalable Charging Solutions
Moderator – Dr. Elizabeth Kócs, UIC Energy Initiative – Welcome & Introductions for Customer & Utility Perspectives Panels
Agenda
1:00 pm Welcome & Introductory Remarks for 1st Panel
1:05 pm Customer Perspectives Presentations
1:35 pm Moderated Discussion / Q&A
2:00 pm Transition to 2nd Panel
June 15th Customer & Utility Perspectives Webinar Recording
Utility Perspectives Program
Utility Perspectives Program – 2:00 – 3:00 pm
Michael Abba, Ameren Illinois – Ameren Illinois Perspective on Electric Transportation Infrastructure
Philip Roy, ComEd – Beneficial Electrification: A Critical Strategy to Secure Illinois’ Future
Andrew Lewis, MidAmerican – Addressing Barriers to EV Adoption
Moderator – Dr. Elizabeth Kócs, UIC Energy Initiative – Welcome & Introductory Remarks for Customer & Utility Perspectives Panels
Agenda
2:00 pm Introductory Remarks for 2nd Panel
2:05 pm Utility Perspectives Presentations
2:35 pm Moderated Discussion / Q&A
2:55 pm Closing Remarks
3:00 pm Program Concludes
June 15th Customer & Utility Perspectives Webinar Recording
Questions for Speakers
Questions for the speakers can be posted in the chat session or submit your questions on the Q&A Form in advance or during the session.
Q&A FORM: https://go.uic.edu/UICEVJUNE15_QUESTIONS
Breakout Discussion Groups
Sign up here for the Infrastructure breakout discussion groups: https://go.uic.edu/UICEVMAYJUNE_GROUPS
Transportation Electrificaiton Infrastructure Workshop
Transportation Electrification Infrastructure Workshop
The transportation electrification transition necessitates addressing a wide range of issues and developing pathways for a successful transition. The first workshop on Consumers & Social Equity in Transportation Electrification laid the foundation through a social equity and consumer lens to ensure that the benefits of transportation electrification are shared equitably across all consumers. The next step is to identify infrastructure needs from technology, installation and ownership perspectives in order to better understand the capabilities, limitations and opportunities of charging infrastructure for advancing transportation electrification for the state.
Transportation technologies are essential to achieving state-level renewable energy, air quality, and climate change goals, and working with utilities to achieve these goals through provision of rebates, rates, charging infrastructure, and vehicle-grid integration technologies can and should be considered. The state should provide guidance and/or actions on: determining how much and what type of charging infrastructure is needed and where it should be located, improving regional coordination around infrastructure corridors, and deciding who should invest in the charging infrastructure.
2nd UIC EV Workshop - May 18 & June 15
Transportation Electrification Infrastructure – Technology, Installation & Ownership