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    Free Webinar: Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Infrastructure for Multifamily and Commercial Properties (Intermediate), December 19, 12 - 2pm PT

  • 19 December 2024
  • Start time : 12:00 PM
  • End time : 02:00 PM
  • Event Host : Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E)
Free Webinar: Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Infrastructure for Multifamily and Commercial Properties
Event Description

This electric vehicle training (EV) webinar will help you gain a deeper appreciation for how to design EV charging infrastructure projects and evaluate what charging equipment makes the most sense for your projects.

This webinar is Part 2 of this 3-part boot camp series goes beyond the basics, delving into the layers of design, deployment, and financial considerations specific to EV charging stations. Whether you're an architect, developer, property manager, or an EV enthusiast, this course will supercharge your understanding of commercial and multifamily EV charging projects.

Click here to learn more about the series.
Part I already aired and is available at the link above.
Part 3 will be live on January 30


Objective -

  • Identify specific steps to deploy EV charging infrastructure
  • Describe different types of EV Charging equipment and their suitability for various types of projects
  • Explain cost drivers and financial considerations
  • Summarize case studies from other installations

  • Host Company/Organization Name
    • Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E)
  • Agenda
    • - Introduction and safety message
      - Designing and installing EV charging infrastructure - Installation and power requirement considerations; site design and electrical engineering best practices; how to make charging infrastructure decisions – how to assess different options; future proofing EV charging installations
      - Selecting and operating EV charging equipment - Deeper evaluation of electric vehicle charging equipment and its suitability for different types of applications; how to operate and maintain EV charging equipment
      - Case studies and Q&A - Best practices and lessons learned from other projects; opportunities for participants to ask questions and clarify their understanding
  • Speakers / Presenters
    • - Adrian Gomez

      Adrian Gomez has a decade of experience in the electric mobility market and has assessed over 15,000 fleet vehicles for electrification. Prior to becoming a co-founder at EVRF, he helped over 4,000 people learn about and adopt electric vehicles. Adrian also developed a unique insight into the EV industry after being a key contributor to Lucid Motors’ $1 billion USD fundraise and after helping one of Canada’s largest electric utilities launch its EV business.

      - Neill Sturgess

      Director of Programs at EV Re-Fleet Neill is a passionate learning and development professional with over 15 years of experience in the field. His focus is to make end-to-end authentic, relevant and engaging training experiences for all learners. He has designed, facilitated and implemented over 100+ lessons for over 4000+ learners throughout his career to date.
  • Cost
    • FREE Event
  • Event type
    • Online/Webinar

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