EV CHARGINGSOFTWARE ANDPLATFORMSJuly 22, 2021

A Virtual Event

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As the adoption of electric vehicles gains tractionin the US, EVSE software management platformshave emerged as a critical tool, both for grid anduser management. Power utilities are deployingthese platforms for better data management atbackend as well as customer interfaces. Along withutilities, charging network operators and technolo-gy providers have been working towards improvingthese platforms to make them more efficient andaffordable.As the industry works towards address-ing the challenges pertaining to interoperabilityand non-uniform charging standards, new solu-tions such as V2G are also in the offing.

REGlobal, with the support from Global TTransmission,is organizing a one-day virtual conference on EV CCharging SSoftware aand PPlatforms on July 222,2021. The mission of the conference is to understandthe needs and requirements of utilities and charg-ingnetwork operatorsfor EVSE software. The eventwill also focus onkey considerations in selecting EV management software platform; challenges pertaining to procurement, integration and operationof these platforms including interoperability androaming; economic model including unit price, sub-scription model, usage dynamics, revenue share,etc.; and future of new solutions like vehicle to grid(V2G) integration.

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Utilities' EVSE software needs

Architecture and integration requirements for

these platforms

Key features of currently deployed EV charging

management platforms

Post implementation practices

Emerging business and payment models

Emerging interoperability standards and roaming

arrangements

Mobile access point requirements

Data collection and demand response

management

Challenges with V2G Integration

MISSION WHO SHOULD LOG IN?The virtual conference is targeted at senior decision makers from:

Electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE) providers

E-mobility service providers (EMSPs) and software suppliers

Electricity and power producing and selling companies

Transmission and distribution utilities

Municipal fleet operators

Logistics and commercial fleet operators

Charging network operators

Public transportation authorities

Commercial vehicle management companies

Government and regulatory agencies

Renewable energy companies

OEMs and EV manufacturers

Battery manufacturers

Contractors, engineering consultants, etc.

Research institutions and academia

Financial institutions, legal experts, etc.

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WHY LOG-IN?Hear the perspective of leading utilities and charging network operators

Evaluate power utilities' EVSE software needs and requirements

Learn about the architecture and integration requirements for these platforms

Understand the key features of currently deployed EV charging

management platforms

Post implementation practices

Hear from various stakeholders about emerging business and

payment models

Learn about emerging interoperability standards and roaming arrangements

Mobile access point requirements

Find out new data collection tools and demand response management

solutions

Identify the key challenges with V2G Integration

Analyze best practices for deploying EVSE software management systems

Gain insights into technologies and solutions that will revolutionize the

electrification of fleets

Get familiar with the regulatory requirements and evolving standards

Learn about solutions to accelerate and scale-up existing systems

Engage in stimulating discussions and deepen your knowledge with

targeted questions

Share and learn from industry peers, and influence industry leaders

Benefit from virtual networking opportunities and interact with potential

customers and partners

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UTILITY PPERSPECTIVE

What are utilities' needs and requirements of EV

management software platform? What are the evaluation

criteria to select and EVSE solution/platform?

How has the platform helped the utility in managing

power demand and supply?

What are the key issues with existing software platforms?

What are the future requirements in terms of new

features and solutions?

INDUSTRY PPERSPECTIVE

What are the emerging business models and payment

models for EV chargingsolutions used by utilities

and CPOs?

What is the industry perspective on charging standards

and its impact on the platform's interoperability with

other similar platforms?

What are the key features ofthe service level agreements

for these software platforms? What are the key challenges in

delivering on SLAs?

TECHNOLOGY FFOCUS II: IINTEROPERABILITY AAND RROAMING

What are the key challenges pertaining to interoperability and

roaming agreements for EV charging?

What are the emerging solutions and practices?

TECHNOLOGY FFOCUS III: DDEMAND-SSUPPLY MMANAGEMENT

How do these platforms help the utility in managing power

demand and supply?

Accordingly, what are the architecture and integration

requirements for these platforms?

What are the emerging solutions for demand response

management?

TECHNOLOGY FFOCUS IIII: VVEHICLE TTO GGRID IINTEGRATION

What is the current uptake of V2G technology? What are the key

challenges in V2G integration?

What is the role of V2G solutions in demand response

management?

What are the key ongoing pilots and programmes? What is the

future of this market?

CASE SSTUDY/PROJECT SSHOWCASE

What are the experiences and key learnings from a

noteworthyEVSE software project?

What is the impact on grid management?

What are the key success factors and challenges?

ORGANISERSAbout RREGlobal

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relevance to CXOs working with energy developers, electricity utilities, technology providers, investors, regulators, policymakers and other con-

cerned organizations. REGlobal features analysis of key trends and major developments, interviews with top managers and officials, opinion of

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and finance. The primary focus is on all forms of renewable energy but, when relevant, it also examines trends related to other sources of energy.

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newsletters and market intelligence reports, offer custom research and advisory services, and organise thematic conferences on crucial and top-

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weekly update), and www.globaltransmission.info (website) - keep you informed on key developments, trends and issues in the industry. Our

reports provide the latest data, insights and analysis on the transmission industry in over 100 countries to ensure reliable and actionable research.

SPONSORSHIP As our partner at the event, your company will receive the following benefits:

A 10-15 minute presentation slot (presentation should be relevant and not just a sales-pitch)

Company logo will be displayed on the event website and the registration page

Company logo will be displayed in the opening and closing slide/waiting room

Sponsor company mentioned in each promotional mailer

Mention in social media posts including a post on the speaker from your company

Mention in the virtual event opening and closing remarks

6-9 participant logins for the employees

Opportunity to interact virtually with the top officials from utilities and the industry

Available on a first-come, first-served basis.

The ssponsorship ffee iis $$1,750 ffor cconfirmations rreceived bby JJune 117, 22021 aand $$2,250 tthereafter.

PARTICIPANTSSome oof tthe pparticipating oorganizations iin oour pprevious cconference oon FFleet EElectrification iin tthe UUS iinclude: 3Degrees; ABB; Accenture; Aldridge Electric Inc; Amazon;Ambrell Corporation; Argonne National Laboratory; Arrival; Asset Works; Atom Power; Austin Energy; AVL List GmbH; Austin Energy; AVL List GmbH; Bay Transit; BCHydro; BCT; Beam; Black & Veatch; Blacksburg Transit; BEAM; Blackstone Area Bus System; BorgWarner; Brand FX LLC; Broward County Transit; Bryan Electric; BTCPower; Burbank Water and Power; Burns & McDonnell; Cairn ERA; California Public Utilities Commission; Canada Post; California Public Utilities Commission; CapitalMetro; CATbus; Central Ohio Transit Authority; Chapel Hill Transit; ChargePoint; Charlotte Area Transit System; Chatham Area Transit; City of Clemson; City of Fort Collins;City of Greater Sudbury; City of Las Cruces, NM Roadrunner Transit; City of Long Beach; City of Phoenix Public Transit Department; City of Portville; City of Portville,Public Transit Department; City of Reno; City of Turlock; Community Transit; Complete Coach Works; Con Edison; C-TRAN; Dallas Area Rapid Transit; Davidson TransitAuthority; DEKRA Services Inc.; Dependable Supply Chain Services; District Department of Transportation; Dependable Supply Chain Services; District of ColumbiaDepartment of Transportation (DDOT); Dominion Energy; Electra Vehicles; Electrada; Electrans Technologies Ltd.; Electric Built, Inc.; Electric Last Mile Solutions;Electrification Coalition; Electrify America, LLC; Electrification Coalition; elQ (NextEra Energy Resources); Energy Hunters; Enevify; Environment Canada; eTrans Energy;EverCharge; Evergy; EVgo; EVIA; EVoCharge; EVSE LLC; Exelon Utilities; Firefly Transportation; Exelon Utilities; Firefly Transportation; First Transit; FirstEnergy;FLO/AddEnergie; Fort Bend Transit; Genentech, Inc.; Geotab; Genentech; GoTriangle; Green Bay Metro Transit; GreenLife Energy Solutions; Green Power Motor Company;Greenshift; Harmon Electric, Inc.; Hitachi Capital America Corp.; Holman - ARI; Holman Enterprises, IDOT; IFAM; III Keys Capital Advisors; Illinois CommerceCommission; Illinois Department of Transportation; Inspiration Mobility; Inspiration Mobility; Itron; Kimley-Horn; King County Metro Transit; Lightning eMotors; LimeEnergy; Los Angeles Dept of Water and Power; Marain Inc.; Maryland Public Service Commission; MBTA; McKinsey & Company; Merchants Fleet; Metro St. Louis;Metrolinx/Go Transit; Miami-Dade Department of Transportation & Public Works; Mitsubishi Electric; Munich Re; National Grid; Nikola Corporation; Pace Bus Service;National Grid; Nextera; Northern Virginia Transportation Commission; Nuro; OmniRide; Omnitrans; Orange and Rockland Utilities, Inc.; Oregon Department of Energy;Paired Power; Palm Beach County; Palm Tran; Pierce Transit; Prestolite Electric; PSE&G; Ramsey County Regional Railroad Authority; Propulsion Québec; PSE&G; REEAuto; Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada; Rhombus Energy Solutions; Romeo Power; Roth Capital; S Curve Strategies; SAFE Energy; Sage EnergyConsulting; San Mateo County Transit District; Sangamon Mass Transit District; Scott Madden; Sema Connect; SEPTA; SMUD; Société de transport de l'Outaouais;Southern California Edison; Southeast Idaho Council of Governments (SICOG); Squire Patton Boggs; SRECTrade Inc.; Sumitomo Corporation; TARC; Terra Verde Energy;Toronto Transit Commission; TriMet; US Ecology; USW; Utah Transit Authority; Utilidata; Valley Metro; Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transportation; Vitol, Inc.;Washington State Department of Transportation; WiTricity, Watt&Well USA Inc.; Wave/Ideanomics; WiTricity; Xcel Energy; etc.

For further information, please contact:

Dolly KKhattar

Director | Editor

REGlobal | GlobalTransmission

Toronto, Canada

Email: dolly.khattar@reglobal.co

Tel: +1 416 474 2778

Previous conferences

Links to our previous conferences:

Virtual Conference on Green Hydrogen Europe, March 23-24, 2021

Fleet Electrification in the US, March 3-4, 2021

Solar Power in Africa, February 24-25, 2021

Upcoming conferences

Virtual Conference on Green Hydrogen US, May 25-26, 2021

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REGlobal | GlobalTransmission

Toronto, Canada

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Tel: +1 416 474 2778