This meeting will first provide a brief overview of the CPUC settlement with NRG, which requires NRG to build out a public charging infrastructure for electric vehicles (EVs) in California. This settlement requires NRG to do the following:  

• Install 200 eVgo Public Freedom Station fast-charging sites at commercial and retail locations
• Investment in wiring for 10,000 level-2 make-ready electrical installations
• Investment in advanced BEV charging technology and BEV car-sharing programs

Our panel of experts will then address the following pertinent issues for public and private EV charging:  

• Uncertainty regarding standards for EV fast charging
• Medium & heavy-duty Plug-in EV (PEV) access to public EVSE infrastructure
• Peak demand charges for Level 2 and fast charge EVSE
• Co-location of renewable energy generation and public EVSE
• What is the economic and practical feasibility of inductive (wireless) EV charging?
• Which mobile software applications are likely to be most helpful for EV drivers seeking convenient and available public charging stations along their route? 

Speakers:

  EV Communities Alliance

  Richard Schorske

  Executive Director

  Goodin, MacBride, Squeri, Day & Lamprey, LLP

  John Clark

  Partner

  U.S Environmental Protection Agency

  John Mikulin

  Specialist, Clean Energy & Climate Change 

  Xatori

  Forrest North

  Founder & CEO

Moderator:

  EV Charging Pros

  John Kalb

  Founder & CEO

Host Location: Texas Instruments

Building E Conference Center

2900 Semiconductor Drive

Santa Clara, CA 95051