Connected Kerb and Showhouse are holding a roundtable event to help shape the future of EV charging.
The event, ‘The Future of EV Charging for Residential Developers: Ways to Tackle Infrastructure Deployment Challenges’, will take place at the Emirates Stadium in London on Monday 30 October and aims to bring together housing developers, construction engineers, designers, property managers, and everyone involved in EV charging infrastructure deployment at residential developments to be part of the conversation.
The agenda for the roundtable will delve into the topic of grid and load management, uncovering the secret to seamless EV charging infrastructure integration and brainstorming solutions to common EV infrastructure hurdles. The aim of the Connected Kerb event is to equip attendees and their companies with the means to overcome EV charge point deployment barriers and futureproof properties, with expert advice provided by the industry leaders who will be in attendance.
Leading the conversation are Chris Pateman-Jones, CEO of Connected Kerb, Chris Doré, business development director at TriConnex and eSmart Networks and Ahmed Barkatali, senior project manager for Quintain Limited, alongside a number of like-minded peers who are passionate about driving change in the EV charging sector.
The roundtable at Arsenal football club’s home ground takes place from 10 am – 1 pm, with a complimentary lunch following the discussions, providing an opportunity to network with other innovation enthusiasts.
Registration is required for the event and spaces are limited, so register today to avoid disappointment.
