Wireless charging; automated charging devices; pantographs; automatic conductive charging; automatic connection devices: creating a future-proof vehicle-charging infrastructure

If you are responsible for strategy, specifying, and implementing a charging infrastructure for Britain’s ever-growing fleet of electric vehicles, the pressure is on to create a charging infrastructure for cars, buses, airport apron vehicles, trucks: for all on-highway vehicles. However, charging technologies are evolving even faster than the vehicles themselves. The UK Charging Infrastructure Symposium looks beyond the plug: invest in the right technologies! Join the discussion, make new contacts, create a relevant strategy to future-proof your charging infrastructure.

This unique conference explores charging technologies and solutions far beyond the current talking points. Delegates at The UK Charging Infrastructure Symposium at the British Motor Museum on 27-28 March 2024 should attend to ensure that they make better implementation decisions for the long term because charging technologies and possibilities are evolving at an incredible rate.
Among the discussion points will be:

  • Wireless Charging
  • Automated Charging Devices/Automatic Connection Devices
  • Pantographs
  • Critical and Continuous Electricity Power Supply
  • Infrastructure Maintenance and Calibration
  • Creating a Fail-Proof Infrastructure
  • Smart Charging
  • Creating a Future-Proof Infrastructure
  • An infrastructure for ALL on-road vehicles, from buses and trucks to cars, delivery vehicles, airport apron vehicles, and even construction vehicles
  • Where to invest?
  • Who is responsible for creating an infrastructure? Government? Vehicle owners and operators? Energy retailers?
  • The changing face of Fuel Retail Forecourts
  • Sourcing clean energy
  • Revenue Opportunities

First speakers announced!

Nick Shaw

Department for Transport

Deputy Director and Joint Head of the Office for Zero Emission Vehicles

James Court

EVA England

Chief Executive Officer

Chris Cox

CENEX (The Centre of Excellence for Low Carbon and Fuel Cell Technologies)

Head of Energy Systems & Infrastructure

Discuss, debate, learn and make new contacts!

Hear from over 30 expert speakers and join in the Open Panel Discussions

Featuring a free-to-attend exhibition showcasing the suppliers and technologies you need to consider. British Motor Museum, Gaydon, 27-28 March 2024

What to expect

Delegates can expect to see presentations from some of the best-known, most-qualified experts on charging infrastructure for electric vehicles of all shapes and sizes. This event is for local authorities and forecourt operators, as well as owners and operators of all types of on-road vehicles, fleet managers, energy providers, airport operators; it’s for anyone responsible for installing a charging infrastructure. We'll focus on which charging technologies to employ, plus how best to future-proof your charging infrastructure. 

As well as networking breakfasts, coffee breaks, access to the museum, and delegate dining on both days of the event, delegates will be surrounded by exhibits showcasing the very last and moreover next-generation of charging technologies, integrators, and service providers. Everything is included in the delegate pass cost of £1,250.

Register your interest in attending. All inclusive delegate passes from £1,250

Interested in presenting a paper? Submit your abstract here

100% focused in the UK! We’ll present information from around the world, but the content will all be for the UK only