AEVA Webinar - Unpacking the Public Charging Experience *new date*

As more Australian households buy electric cars, the demands on public charging infrastructure will grow too.
 
But the public charging experience in Australia lately has been mixed, with many users reporting frustrations when they get to a charger and it's at best, occupied, and at worst, out of service. 
 
While charging hardware is central to a positive experience, the software - such as the payment system, status map and power levels are crucial bits of the puzzle.
 
Whether it's finding a charger on a route you've meticulously planned, or if you forgot to plug in the night before, we'll all have to use a public charger at some point, and that experience will temper the enthusiasm for EV uptake, for better or for worse.
 
Join us on Thursday the 29th of June at 8 pm AEST at for AEVA's next webinar, themed: Unpacking the Public EV Charging Experience.
 
Our panel consists of those working on the EV charging user interface, as well as integrating hardware and software, and rolling out chargers in remote locations across the nation (detailed biographies to follow).
 
You can watch a recording of the webinar here:
 
Tim Washington
Tim Washington is the CEO and co-founder of JET Charge, Australia's largest EV charging technology business.  Tim was also the co-founder of Chargefox, now the country's largest EV charging network.  Tim is also the Chair of the Electric Vehicle Council.
 
Dunstan Power
Dunstan Power is the co-founder and Director at Versinetic; an EV charging consultncy based in the UK.
 
Sam Moran
Sam Moran is the regional mananger for Noodoe Charging solutions, a firm specialising in public charging operating systems and hardware integration.
 
Jagroop Gill
Jagroop Gill is a co-founder and CEO af WeVolt, a startup based in Perth developing an integrated App for public EV charging.
 
Kile Pearce
Kile Pearce is a co-founder of Anelo; a start-up which focuses on increasing the accessibility, convenience and functionality of EV charging, parking and navigation. The system uses an aggregate platform where users can find, compare and navigate their charging and parking options, we will eliminate the user frustrations and barrier of entry to the benefit of both the end user and the providers who service them. 
 
 

Location: Online via Zoom.

Date: June 29, 2023, 8 p.m. - June 29, 2023, 9 p.m.