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Trucks, charging and the grid in one panel — the constraint stack you plan around.

See MCS hardware live before you spec a truck site.

Q-Park and parking operators on hosting charging at scale — your site hosts think like this.

DC-bus architectures that dodge grid reinforcement — directly relevant if connections are your bottleneck.

Start on the Main Stage — the opening block sets the theme for everything else.

Regulation, grid and driver in one panel with E.ON, HagerEnergy and the BMWE.

Reservations for electric trucks — the operational model most roll-outs haven't planned for.

Truck charging economics, from the people financing the transition.

Heavy-duty ecosystem panel with Daimler Truck — depot and corridor buildout.

The networking event is where site deals actually start.

Depot software stack — what you inherit the day the chargers are in the ground.

Grid outlook to 2040 with Eurelectric and the National Centre for Charging Infrastructure.

Real-time depot optimisation inside a fixed grid connection — the cheapest capacity you'll ever buy.

Battery-integrated megawatt charging — then walk to Virtos at E7 and argue with the engineers.

MCS live demo — judge maturity with your own eyes, not from a datasheet.

Battery-integrated charging — a category that changes your grid-connection budget.

DC-bus ultra-fast charging — ask about it at the Infypower booth afterwards.

Main Stage opening block.

ChargePoint's CTO on hardware-software co-design — their EXPRESS platform pitch.

Alpitronic product launches — HyperLog 2.0 and the certificate service.

Cloud vs local load management at megawatt scale — a spec decision you'll face.

Second MCS demo slot if you missed Day 1 — or bring a colleague.

300,000-charger migration war stories — what vendor lock-in costs when you leave.

Infypower on DC-bus architecture — the supply-side view of the grid-bottleneck theme.

Joulia launches on stage — a brand-new vendor entering the market, first look.

Megawatt charging without grid upgrades — close the loop on the battery-buffer theme.

Start-Up Award finals — ELWIS, AmpSociety, ELMI Power. Scouting, one floor down from the podium.

€200bn of ecosystem investment framed by E-Mobility Europe — the market-size slide you'll reuse.

Payments across the charging landscape — where the margin actually sits.

MFG built the UK's largest ultra-rapid network — the buyer's side of every pitch you make.

Wattif on scaling to 60,000 charge points while keeping customers — retention is the sale after the sale.

Main Stage opening block.

AMPECO's CEO on consolidation strategy — get big, get niche or get out.

BloombergNEF's 2026 outlook — the numbers every customer will quote at you.

Strategy& on what drives value beyond charger counts — sharpen the pitch.

Roaming's next chapter — the product you sell is changing under you.

Fraud prevention across the CPO/eMSP boundary — an underrated churn driver.

1% CDR errors destroying margins — settlement quality as a sales argument.

The official networking event — this is the actual sales floor.

EVRoaming Foundation on OCPI migration — what your integrations roadmap owes the standard.

High-reliability roaming with DKV, Radius, Vattenfall and Plenitude on one panel.

Rewriting the economics of charging — Allego, Ubitricity, E.ON, enercity and Deftpower argue the split.

Worldline on payment innovation — runs against MSP/CPO 2.0, split the team.

Plug&Charge on AC — the other 90% of the market is the commercial frontier.

Board-level perspectives on the charging landscape — literally the room you belong in.

The global electrification race — who leads the next era of mobility.

Is the CPMS a commodity? The margin question behind every platform valuation.

Opening block: Hubject and AMPECO CEOs frame the ecosystem thesis, then Powerdot joins the delivery panel.

Get Big, Get Niche or Get Out — the consolidation thesis, from a CEO consolidating.

BloombergNEF's charging outlook — the base case your board deck argues against.

The smart-charging investment question, asked out loud.

The new investor reality in e-mobility — growth is out, discipline is in.

Consolidation as value creation — the buy-side view.

Cybersecurity and resilience with the BSI — the risk register item boards underweight.

Closing keynote, then the networking event — where the term sheets circulate.

Joulia's launch — watch how a new entrant positions in 2026.

The 2040 energy-system view — Eurelectric, reev and Germany's charging-infrastructure agency.

Rewriting charging economics — five operators on where the margin migrates.

The Start-Up Award finals — the deal-flow preview, free of charge.

Smart and bidirectional charging perspectives — the flexibility debate opens here.

Industry-body view of the landscape — positions your clients will be lobbied with.

Parking operators as charging hosts — a segment most advisory models underweight.

CPMS commoditisation — a thesis to stress-test against your own market maps.

DC-bus economics — grid-avoidance changes every site-level model.

Main Stage opening block.

BloombergNEF outlook — calibrate your own numbers against theirs.

Strategy& on value drivers beyond charger counts — we've been saying this for years; welcome to the party.

Utilisation-rate projections — the single number every infrastructure model hinges on.

Investor discipline — what your clients' boards will ask you about next quarter.

From interoperability to intelligent energy — the ecosystem 2.0 framing.

Corporate fleets as the next growth engine — Eurelectric's policy view.

The Mexico thesis — a market entry case study with real numbers.

Beyond counting chargers, the Strategy& sequel — market development drivers.

AC Plug&Charge — the standards story your clients will ask about in Q4.

V2G from the driver's seat — end this conference with actual users talking.

Tech Village opening — orient yourself where you'll spend three days.

EVerest state of the union with Pionix — open-source firmware is eating the charger.

Secure management and live debugging of ISO 15118 — tooling you can adopt Monday.

15118-2 vs -20, TLS 1.2 vs 1.3 — the migration you're already late for.

RFID 2.0 security rethink — the legacy auth surface nobody audits.

Plug&Charge expansion roadmap from Hubject — the certificate plumbing changes.

Physical-layer attacks on charging, from Oxford/Manchester research.

Live ISO 15118 vulnerability research — payment fraud included.

Securing 15118-20 — the threat model, before the masterclass.

The 15118-20 masterclass — 2027 reality, advanced features, migration.

A production post-mortem — 'the dashboard was green' is every ops team's epitaph.

OCPP on RabbitMQ at 1M-charger scale — an architecture argument worth having.

Kia on real-world V2G deployment — OEM-side lessons.

What 5,000 driver support calls reveal — the error log the ecosystem never built.

Portable smart charging outside the CPMS — against lock-in, with code.

Clockwork on hidden reliability problems — then their booth at E6.

OCPI 2.2.1 charging profiles at scale — close the conference in the weeds, as is right.