EV policies: What's happening in Europe?

Europe needs to massively scale up electric vehicle (EV) charging points to support the EU’s Green Deal goal of becoming climate neutral by 2050. The European Commission is already committed to supporting the financing of one million EV chargers. Is that enough to sustain the rise in electric vehicles and are the right investment criteria in place to accelerate the take-up EV infrastructure across all segments, from home to public charging?

Next to the financial triggers, there are a number of policy barriers and infrastructure requirements which need urgent addressing to accelerate the much needed open EV infrastructure market. A revision of the EU's Alternative Fuels Infrastructure legislation will be critical to ensure a swift roll-out of chargers across Europe.

This webinar hosts a discussion on EV infrastructure policies between ChargeUp Europe and other EU stakeholders. Participants discuss if infrastructure targets for member states are needed, what price transparency means, how roaming can be further promoted and what requirements are needed for a truly open market?

Host

• Aaron Fishbone, Director of Public Policy, GreenWay

Speakers

• Ms. Julia Poliscanova, Senior Director for Vehicles & Emobility Transport & Environment
• Alexander Verduyn, Policy Officer Alternative Fuels Infrastructure (DG MOVE), European Commission
• Ellen Hiep, Board Member, VER
• Koen Noyens, Director of EU Policy, EVBox