GETTING IRELAND READY FOR THE RAPID SHIFT TO E MOBILITY

November 9, 2022 - Croke Park, Dublin

ABOUT THE EV SUMMIT & EXPO 2022

“Ireland is firmly set on the path towards a decarbonised transport system and EVs will be a key part of this” – Minister for Transport Eamon Ryan

ABOUT THE SUMMIT

WIth fuel prices soaring, many drivers are making the move to electric vehicles sooner than initially planned. Both passenger and commercial vehicle owners are looking to the government and industry for the information and stability they need to make this transition.

Challenges around model supply and affordability, access to charging infrastructure, fluctuating energy costs and range anxiety continue to be ongoing. But with electric vehicle demand rapidly increasing and electric vehicles being seen as one of the key avenues to achieving transport sector decarbonisation, it is imperative for industry and government to work closely together to ensure the adoption of electric vehicles is successful and sustainable.

With this in mind, this year’s Electric Vehicle Summit will bring the key influencers and change makers to the table to discuss solutions to these imminent matters, and to share their plans to support the delivery of 194,000 electric cars and vans by the middle of the decade.

EV EXPO 2022

With the return in inperson events we are delighted to announce that this year in addition to the main conference, you will gain access to an exhibition area showcasing the latest innovation in the Electric Vehicle ecosystem and network with the entire EV supply chain to source new customers, uncover potential collaborators and forge new business relationships.

The Electric Vehicle EXPO will house many of the industries most prominent innovators in areas such as:

EV manufacturing and design (OEMs)
Charging infrastructure and technologies
Sustainability consulting
Payment and POS technologies
Financing
Battery technology, and much more…

Book Tickets

This event is designed for everyone in Ireland’s electrical car space. Attendees will include:

Regulatory and government agencies
Infrastructure providers
Planning specialists
Local authorities/ Smart City leads
Vehicle manufacturers and distributors (OEMs)
Automotive suppliers
Public transport operators
Fleet owners and managers
Freight and logistics operators
Environmental bodies
Construction/Civil engineering firms
Utility companies (Fuel or Energy Suppliers)
Banks, finance and investment firms
Service providers
Law firms and academia

Charging infrastructure – where are the gaps and how can we plug them?
Policy futures – how can good policy and government programs get us to the 2030 target?
Accessibility – what are the steps being taken to make EVs accessible to all and what more needs to be done?
Sustainable cities – how EVs are contributing to achieving net zero targets
Electric fleets – why and how are major fleet owners making the transition to electric
Electric passenger vehicles – how leading OEMs are innovating to support the increase in demand for eMobility and how can this be done in a sustainable way.
Corporate commitments – how leading corporates are delivering on sustainability strategies with EV adoption at the core

Maynooth University * Sustainable Automotive Electrification * Fuels for Ireland * Honda Ltd * Hyundai Cars Ireland * Lexus Ireland * McLaren Automotive Ltd * Nissan Ireland * Peugeot * Renault Group Ireland * Universal Honda Ltd * Volkswagen Group Ireland * Norwegian EV Association * The Electricity Association of Ireland (EAI) * Europcar * Zip Car * LeasePlan Ireland * CarPlug.ie * EV Ready & Mulhare Electrical * Randridge International * ubitricity * Wallbox Chargers * Zap Map * GlenEv Technology Ltd * Carra Group * Darkin Ev * ePower * EV Energy * Frontier Economics * Gemserv * OCAE Consultants * Urban Foresight * Blueprint Consulting * McConnon Consulting * Reverve Energy * Arup * Element Energy * Dublin EV Owners Club * Irish EV Owners Association * AIB Group * Belfast City Council * Birmingham City Council * Coventry City Council * Dublin City Council * Fingal County Council * Longford County Council * Louth County Council * Smart Dublin * Harris Automotive Distributors * Johnson & Perrott Motor Dealerships * MMC Commercials * Premier Auto Trade * Sweep Auto Limited * NIE Networks * EPS Group * GMC Utilities Group Limited * ESB ecars * Bord Gais Energy * Electric Ireland * Energia Group * SSE Airtricity Utility Solutions * SSE Enterprise * Statkraft * Electrifi * Maxus * EVE – The Electric Vehicle Ecosystem * Department for Infrastructure (Northern Ireland) * Department for International Trade, British Embassy Dublin * Department of Communications Climate Action and Environment * Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport * EPA * National Standards Authority of Ireland (NSAI) * National Transport Authority * Office of Government Procurement * Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) * TfL (Transport for London) * Transport Infrastructure Ireland * An Post Commerce * DPD Ireland * EIR * iAccess Corp * Superior Express Ltd * Applegreen * Casey’s Circle K, Roscommon * Circle K Ireland * Maxol * O’Briens Service Station * Eurogarages * TSG Ireland * Griffin Hotel Group * EVinsurance.ie * Liberty Insurance * Lombard * Power Insurances & EV Insurance * CSL * Topcon Positioning Ireland * Blacknight Internet Solutions Ltd * Truway * CWSI * OmniSys Limited * ALD Automotive * Bloomberg * AutomotiveTEAM * Navigate | Partners * Changing Lanes * Irish EVs * Motorsport.ie * Q-Park Ireland * Payzone Ireland * Diesel Card Ireland * Range Therapy * DRÄXLMAIER Group * Fuso Ireland * Bus Eireann * ELVES * Enva * Cycle Superstore * Siemens * Microsoft * Virgin Media * Ardmel Holdings * Baronbrook Ltd * Clawinch Forestry * Emoto * Hitabie Ltd.