Charging Forward

About this webinar

Get ready to dive into the world of EV charging and stay ahead of the game! Mobility46 is thrilled to invite you to our exclusive webinar, where we'll unveil the latest developments and guide you on when and how to make your mark in the booming EV market.

Unlock the boundless wisdom brought by renowned industry experts. Immerse yourself in the expertise of Steven van Arsdale, Autofacts Lead Analyst at PwC Germany, and Milos Lørup Bartosek, esteemed Director of Strategy& in Norway.

Contents

0:01:30 - Agenda & introductions

00:12:13 - Context for the automotive industry and EV charging

Discover the intricate web of the charging ecosystem and the interdependence of its stakeholders. Explore the influence of M&A activity on the market and learn more about regulatory initiatives with commercial commitments.

00:18:58 - The current state of the EV market

Gain valuable insights into the dynamics of EV sales across local, European, and international markets. Discover the impact that subsidies being removed or altered have on market uptake. Learn about adoption rates in different markets and uncover the opportune moment to make your entrance into the thriving EV market.

00:29:43 - The EV charging value chain

What are the key areas of opportunity in the EV-charging value chain? How can various stakeholders leverage and benefit from different aspects of the value chain? What are the financial risks involved and who should assume these risks - how do you monetize EV charging?

00:44:50 - Sweden vs. Norway vs. Germany

What is the current landscape, what emerging trends are shaping the EV charging markets, and what obstacles do we encounter? Where do individuals expect access to EV charging? How can we effectively provide charging solutions on different markets? And how do we optimize grid capacity and cost efficiency?

01:03:30 - What is the estimated long term ratio/split of charged kWh between public fast charging and private slow charging for different markets?

01:10:04 - What is the estimated long term price/kWh at public fast charging vs. private slow charging?

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