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Mass market adoption of EVs is on the doorstep, but what does this mean for all the parties involved, the systems and solutions? Scalabilty has been discussed for years, so why is the industry still relying on manual operations and specific people to keep things up and running?

This exclusive masterclass is a unique opportunity to dive deep, master the complexities, and seize the opportunities that define success for large-scale CPOs in today's rapidly evolving EV charging landscape. Led by industry experts, this focused session offers both strategic insights and practical knowledge that you can apply directly to your business. Navigating through the Essential Tech Stack for CPOs: Understand the core software platforms of a charge point operator and how they integrate with the CPMS to streamline operations. The Buy vs. Build Dilemma in EV Charging Infrastructure: Evaluate the strategic considerations, pros and cons, and market trends influencing the decision to develop in-house solutions or adopt third-party platforms. Leveraging the Hybrid Approach for Maximum Flexibility: Explore the benefits of an enterprise-ready SaaS platform and build custom solutions and integrations on top of it to achieve fast-go-to market, cost efficiency, scalability and innovation. The AMPECO Platform Approach as an Enabler for Growth: Discover how AMPECO’s platform approach provides flexibility and extensibility for large-scale CPOs while maintaining their control over the business and freedom to innovate.

The varying levels of reliability of charging stations is creating "charger angst" in the market. Late adopters and future mass market customers are not willing to accept this anymore and are choosing charging stations based on how relable they are. Will the new and upcoming regulations boost reliability and how will they affect the EV charging industry?

CPO-driven business models have never been under such pressure. The EV market is growing slowly but at the same time new regulatory and legal requirements are coming into force. In addition, it has never been more complicated to fullfill investor expectations. CPOs need to push ahead with reliability initiatives, but what are the business implications of this?

The EV Industry is tending to reach the mass market phase soon - unfortunately this creates the attention of "not that good" people, trying to misuse and trick existing systems and processes. To understand these activities and discuss joint, collaborate industry solutions, this open for everyone masterclass event is organized, driven by interested industry stakeholders.

What are the existing challenges of the EV charging ecosystem and how can the different stakeholders join forces to overcome them through the holistic integration of Smart Energy? What are the perspectives of the key players, the automotive industry, the energy sector and integrators? Starting with a short presentation, the panel will frame the Smart Energy ecosystem and discuss the perspectives of the main industry players, the interoperability of energy devices and the value potential for the customer.

The EV market in the United States is reaching a critical inflection point due to historical levels of public funding, exponential growth in charging stations as more charging networks emerge, and a continued growth in EV sales.Despite the headlines the trendlines have continued to show the world’s second largest auto market is going electric. Yet, as the market grows, many challenges still remainin relation to interoperability, reliability, equity and access to charging. A panel including regulators, public-private consortiums, and auto-industry stakeholders has been assembled to discuss how these challenges are being addressed through public-private initiatives and share their roadmap towards better EV charging experience for American drivers.

The panel discussion will explore the strategies required to speed up the adoption of electric commercial vehicles. Industry experts will discuss key topics such as market dynamics, technological advancements, specifc solutions needed for infrastrucutre and service, regulatory support, and investment trends. The session will offer insights into how commercial EVs can surpass the electrification pace of passenger cars, outlining the necessary actions to make this transition a reality.