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Plugging in EV
  on 30/05/2012  
Conference 

76 Portland Place
UK electric vehicle penetration is expected to reach around 60% of new cars and vans by 2030*
What does this mean for the utilities that have to re-imagine and re-engineer the infrastructure that will deliver the revolution?
Plugging into EV 2012 brings together expert speakers from utilities, distribution companies, and government as well as EV thought leaders from across the UK.
Attend this one day conference to better understand:
• The decarbonisation agenda and future opportunities for the electricity supply industry
• Impacts of ‘Plug in Vehicles’ on current and future networks
• Customer behaviour and attitudes to electric vehicles – the latest results from the Ultra Low Carbon Vehicles Demonstrator programme
• How we can balance the grid – including use smart technologies, renewable and intermittent generation sources and potential for vehicle to grid balancing
• Business models and strategies which can generate value for both customers and utilities
• How the UK can develop an interoperable charging infrastructure
• Use of existing assets for smarter charging



Contact : Nicola Smith
Tel : 020 8651 7130

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