Casper Rasmussen

CEO & Co-founder, Monta

Casper Rasmussen is the CEO and co-founder of Monta. Monta is a provider of an operating system for hardware-independent charge point management and billing, founded in 2020 in Copenhagen by a team of 8 people.

The company now has over 290 employees in the US, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, the UK and Ireland, Germany, France, Spain and Austria.

Casper served for three years and a half both as a CEO and CTO of the company, before focusing on the role of CEO full time to grow and expand the business in June 2024.

Before founding Monta, Casper Rasmussen was CTO of the Monstar Lab Group. Here his focus was on developing, optimizing and strengthening the groups global technology strategy. He was responsible for 800 engineers at 20 locations worldwide.

All Sessions by Casper Rasmussen

  • Day 1 | May 14, 2025


  • 10:30am  - 11:00am
    Using data from the over 5000 DC fast charging stations on the Monta software platform and interviews with the top 10 charging networks across Europe, Monta’s CEO breaks down the 12 key factors that attract drivers to a fast-charging site – and it's not always what you think. (Hint: Pricing is not at the top of the list.) What can North American sites learn from more mature markets in Europe, especially Scandinavia? He'll also share innovative ideas to boost usage, like subscription services, fleet partnerships, and more that could mean more kW delivered from every port. Whether you're launching a new charging site or trying to boost usage at an existing one, this session will give you practical, proven insights to help you maximize revenue and keep drivers plugging in.
    Public Charging
    Where
    Theatre East

  • Day 2 | May 15, 2025


  • 10:15am  - 10:45am
    Norway is known for its robust fast-charging network, but the real backbone of its electric vehicle success (a staggering 89% of new car sales last year) lies in the widespread use of Level 2 charging at home, at work and in shared spaces. This panel examines how the right mix of AC and DC charging has proven to be more economical, grid-friendly and reliable for residents, fleets and public charging providers alike. What bold policy moves, smart infrastructure funding and behind-the-scenes strategies powered Norway’s mainstreaming of electric vehicles – and how can Canada learn from its Nordic cousins to accelerate the switch to zero-emissions?
    Government
    Public Charging
    Where
    Theatre West




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April 8-9, 2026 | Hall A, Enercare Centre, Exhibition Place, 100 Princes’ Blvd #1, Toronto, ON M6K 3C3

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