VIDEO: Building out the UK’s EV charging infrastructure
We gathered a panel of experts to ascertain the challenges that the industry faces in ensuring that EV infrastructure is accessible to all.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a9Iwa0QZpvc
At Powered On Live 2023, we gathered a panel of experts to discuss the challenges that the industry faces in ensuring that EV infrastructure is accessible to all.
Chairing the panel was Jonathan Murray, Policy and Operations Director, Zemo Partnership, while panellists included Tom Callow, Head of External Affairs, myenergi; Kester Jones, Connections Strategy Manager, National Grid Electricity Distribution; Roisin Naughton, Principal Future Mobility Consultant, Arcadis; and Joe Beavis, Deputy Head, Office for Zero Emission Vehicles.
You can watch the panel discussion in full above, as well as all the other sessions from Powered On Live 2023 on our YouTube channel.
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