2022 EV SUMMIT about to kick off at Oxford University’s Saïd Business School

There’s a massive buzz in the centre of Oxford as the annual EV SUMMIT, which returns for the fifth year, is about to kick off. This year the EV SUMMIT, which looks set to be bigger and better than ever, will focus on growth, investment and decarbonisation. 

The EV SUMMIT will see the world’s most significant gathering of global emobility experts across business and local and national governments come together to deliver on decarbonised transport in the UK and beyond for a more sustainable future. 

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The event is taking place at Oxford University’s Saïd Business School in partnership with Oxford City Council and Oxford County Council, and in association with Oxford University and Oxford Brookes University, to deliver on decarbonised transport in the UK and beyond.

The two Oxford universities and the city council have pioneered technology and policy in the emobility sector, and the SUMMIT has led to significant projects coming into being. This includes Europe’s most powerful electric vehicle (EV) hub, Energy Superhub Oxford.

The SUMMIT will feature 10 panels across two days covering the significant business issues on the rapid transition to emobiity. Each panel features discussions with leading experts from that space. 

Panel sponsors include Visa, Shell Recharge, Improved Corporate Finance, Connected Kerb, Geotab, ABB, Auto Trader, BP Pulse, FLEETCOR and Scottish Power. Along with being a panel sponsor, Visa is also the headline partner for the panel event at the EV SUMMIT. Fleete will also be sponsoring the evening reception.

Ade Thomas, EV SUMMIT founder, said: “The 2022 EV SUMMIT will be the most significant summit yet. We’ve had huge demand from companies wanting to sponsor and exhibit. 

“For delegates, our unique pre-arranged meetings process goes digital with our own proprietary software solution, our Digital Introductions app. This will fast charge the ability of delegates to attend the Summit with a full calendar of meetings already in place.”

2022 EV SUMMIT DAY 1: PANEL SPEAKERS & ITINERARY

Opening Speaker: Louise Upton -Cabinet Member for Health and Transport, Oxford City Council

Keynote Speaker: Stephen King – Sustainability Solutions EU VP

Panel 1 (In partnership with Visa)

Simple Payments: How can paying for an EV Charge be as easy as buying a coffee

Moderator: Marc Palmer – Auto Trader 

Anthony Eskinazi – Founder & CEO of Just Park

Richard Campion – Head of Acceptance at VISA

Alyssia Williams – Electrification Payments Integration Lead at BP Pulse 

Video Keynote: Jesse Norman – MP & Minister of State, Department for Transport

Panel 2 (In partnership with Shell Recharge) 

Overcoming Electric Anxiety 

Moderator: Marc Palmer – Auto Trader

Toby Butler – Director at Ubitrcity 

Jonathan Jenkins – Head of Innovation at Motability Operations 

Ben Cooke – UK Parking Control 

Panel 3 (In partnership with Improved Corporate Finance) 

Smart Charging: Ready for large Scale Monetisation?

Moderator: Marc Palmer – Auto Trader

Dominique Houde – Partner at Improved Corporate Finance

Nick Woolley – CEO of EV.Energy 

Steven Meersman – Founding Director of Zenobe Energy 

Keynote Speaker: Jonathan Goodman Head of Polestar UK 

Lunch

Keynote Speaker: Tim Slatter – Ford UK Chairman

Panel 4 (In partnership with ABB)

Future proofing property 

Moderator: Ade Thomas – EV SUMMIT Founder

Oliver Johnson – EMobility Lead at ABB

Toddington Harper – CEO at Gridserve

Tom Masters – Senior Electrical Engineer for calfordseaden

Sue Riddlestone OBE – CEO & Co-Founder of Bioregional 

Panel 5 (In partnership with GEOTAB)

Data, fleet experiences and the road towards profitable sustainability

Moderator: Ade Thomas – EV SUMMIT Founder

Aaron Jarvis – AVP Sales & Business Development for UK and Ireland at GEOTAB

Tina Mould – Sustainable Innovation at Oxford City Council

Steve Wolsterholme – Head of Fleet at United Utilities 

Closing Keynote – Daniel Bentham – MD of Fleete

Evening Reception – In partnership with Fleete

Ian Osborne
Ian Osborne
Editor-in-Chief at ElectricDrives

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