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Public Charging

Off-site roundtable: Launch of the Mixed Use EV Charging Action Lab (space limited, rsvp required)
April 10, 2024 • 0 Comment

Toronto Metropolitan University and Simon Fraser University, in collaboration with Electric Autonomy, are holding the inaugural Ontario roundtable for the launch of
the Mixed Use EV Charging Action Lab. This national action lab is designed to empower colleges and universities to easily deploy next-generation EV charging
infrastructure with the aim of creating a valuable revenue stream for campuses, alongside supporting our provincial and national EV charging goals. Come hear
about the unique model being developed to maximize and optimize these charging assets, serving not only students, staff and faculty, but also broader community
users, including rideshare, fleets, and MURB dwellers. We welcome both universities and key partners such as fleets and rideshare networks to join this
session. To express your interest in attending or for inquiries, please email sid_mehta@sfu.ca. Please note that this session is not being hosted at the
Enercare Centre.

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Opening address: The Honourable Todd Smith, Ontario Minister of Energy
April 5, 2024 • 0 Comment

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Finding funding and financing: Connecting with the right ecosystem partners
March 25, 2024 • 0 Comment

Whether you are seeking financing for a major infrastructure project like multi-site public charging. want to install EV charging at your building or retail site, or are one of the exhibitors here today looking to scale your business in North America, this session is for you. Our panelists, who represent the key federal organizations funding the EV transition, will help you understand the funding available, what kinds of projects their organization supports, and answer your questions about their programs.

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Green grocers: Why supermarkets are ideal electric vehicle charging sites
February 13, 2024 • 0 Comment

Customers shopping for groceries can now fill their carts and cars at the same time. Join Longo’s, charging provider Jule and the mastermind behind the EcoCharge network of 100+ fast-charging stations at IGA stores across Quebec and New Brunswick as they explain how the shopping and EV charging experience are a perfect match. They’ll discuss the many surprising benefits for grocers, from customer preference over competitors to back-up power for refrigeration and other critical store power systems when battery-buffered chargers are installed. You’ll also get the details on how these partnerships work, from funding and financing to installation and user experience.

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Next-generation EV charging in real estate
April 16, 2024 • 0 Comment

Demand for easily accessible, reliable EV charging creates a significant opportunity for commercial real estate properties. Join EVPassport to learn how properties can create new ancillary revenue streams while improving tenant and customer satisfaction, retention, and engagement. During this small-group event, building owners, contractors, asset managers, and property managers will have the opportunity to engage with an expert and ask all their EV charging questions.

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Urban public charging
February 13, 2024 • 0 Comment

Who are the ideal partners for municipalities looking to deploy charging stations in their communities? This expert panel featuring the Toronto Parking Authority (TPA) – the largest municipal parking operator in North America and the largest operator of municipally-owned EV charging in Canada – will discuss the role for both municipalities and private site hosts in increasing public charging infrastructure in our densely populated urban centres. Learn how to determine the ROI on installing a charging station network, from initial investment to ongoing operation and maintenance and potential revenue sources.

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Expanding your electric fleet’s range through public charging
March 8, 2024 • 0 Comment

The current state of public charging is seen by many fleets as an obstacle to electrification. However, being able to plug in on the go represents the biggest
opportunity for fleets to expand their EV activities, allowing them to operate beyond the sandbox bounded by a vehicle’s range and its charging site. This session will offer best practices to follow when thinking about including public charging in a fleet manager’s strategy and share insight into where public charging will fit into the electrification of fleets in the future..

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A practical guide to EV infrastructure maintenance and repair
April 18, 2024 • 0 Comment

According to a recent report from J.D. Power, over 20% of EV drivers using public charging stations experienced charging failures or equipment malfunctions that left them unable to charge their vehicles. Whether for public charging or fleet charging, the uptime and availability of our nation’s charging infrastructure is critical to ensuring the
further adoption of electric vehicles. This presentation from BGIS highlights best practices for ensuring charger reliability from the over 3,000 chargers and 40,000 commercial real estate facilities under their operations and management. We’ll discuss 24/7 operations, proactive monitoring, standardized dispatch and tracking, full lifecycle asset management, integrated safety processes, training and certifications, parts and equipment logistics, and risk management.

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Is EV charging the new necessity for commercial real estate?
March 12, 2024 • 0 Comment

In the near future, drivers will expect to top up their batteries on the go, much the way we plug in our cellphones or join a wifi network wherever we are. Providing public charging will become essential for shopping malls and office buildings to attract and retain customers, clients and commuters. What are the business models, partnerships and funding available to real estate owners and investors to get this off the ground and what are the best practices to run EV charging onsite?

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The climate dollars gap
April 10, 2024 • 0 Comment

There is a large gap between current investment in climate solutions in Canada’s personal and commercial transportation systems and the level of investment it will take to decarbonize by 2050. New research from Corporate Knights Climate Dollars project will be presented that quantifies this “decarbonization gap”, and a panel of industry thought leaders and influencers will suggest what policy strategies, financing innovations and business ideas could close the gap.

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May 14–15, 2025 | Toronto

We acknowledge the land we are meeting on is the traditional territory of many nations, including the Mississaugas of the Credit, the Anishnabeg, the Chippewa, the Haudenosaunee and the Wendat peoples and is now home to many diverse First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples.