JUICE
FUTURE-PROOFING the ELECTRIFICATION of UK MOBILITY
Following the successful LIVE launch of JUICE in 2023, transitioning from a pandemic-launched online event to a gathering of professionals, in person, JUICE returns, bigger and better, in 2024. We asked the charging and infrastructure (C&I) industry to come together, joining fleet, buildings, estates, highways, planning and other professionals for an informative discussion event, designed to help shape the C&I sector, moving forward.
There has been much debate about the impact of electrification of transport with estimates of the United Kingdom needing the equivalent of ten new nuclear power plants to meet demand.
Thus far, the energy network has more or less coped, subject to some remedial work and upgrading. However, it is recognised that investment in power networks is required to meet the forecast demand for electric vehicles.
Infrastructure has largely been deployed using guesswork about journey profiles, without fully understanding current and future demand, commercial opportunities and interdependencies. Often, infrastructure has been installed where it will most easily fit and can most easily be connected at the lowest cost, rather than where it is of most strategic use.
Investment is required, and fast. Collaboration is needed, if we’re to make ‘true’ e-mobility a reality. There is a lot to sort out, but we appear to have the willingness to make it happen. We certainly have the expertise.
Join Us on 05 December at the Coventry Building Society Arena and share C&I, clean energy and planning ideas.
We begin with a networking breakfast, followed by keynote sessions from the likes of UK Government, ChargeUK, National Highways and Association of Fleet Professionals (AFP). There’s live Q&As, discussing key issues, solutions presentations and case studies, with our partners.
So let’s get together on 05 December… Let’s ‘Connect & Energise’! RESERVE YOUR FREE PLACE NOW!
| 10.00 | Welcome |
| Session 1 |
Sponsored by The AA |
| Session 2 | Sponsored by Compleo 11.00 Planning: How to streamline planning processes to facilitate larger, more powerful charging. K1: Simon Cordery - Senior Property & Commercial Manager, Places for London London’s Ultra Rapid JV – Leveraging the Land Base of London’s Transport Infrastructure K2: Craig Sharp, Engineering Policy Manager,National Grid Electricity Distribution (NGED) Working with your Distribution Network Operator to access the JUICE Expert panel: Simon Cordery – Places for London, NGED, Compleo, |
| Refreshments & Networking | |
| Session 3 | Sponsored by Drax EV and VEV 12.05 Accessibility: The public and workplace considerations K1: Richard Mallender, Regional Account Manager, Local Government Support Programme, Energy Saving Trust Making mobility accessible for all: Current barriers and innovative solutions K2: Fraser Crichton, Corporate Fleet Manager, Dundee City Council Case Study - The Fourth Hub - Dundee's Charging Oasis K3: Edward Curwen, Innovation, Motability Operations Charger accessibility - what do disabled drivers want to know and why? 12.50 Expert panel: Featuring all session guests + Lorna McAtear – Association of Fleet Professionals, Drax EV & VEV |
| Lunch | |
| Session 4 | Panel discussion featuring ... 13.50 Commercial vehicles – Electrifying the way we move goods Sam Clarke – Commercial Team, GRIDSERVE - The £100m Electric Freightway Beth Morley - Human Insights Lead - Cenex, Paul Gambrell - ZEV and energy intergration, Oxfordshire County Council - Depot chargepoint sharing - the technical and commercial challenges |
| Session 5 | Sponsored by Paythru 14.20 The payment experience – Keep it simple K1: Sara Sloman – Chief Strategy Officer, Paythru Putting an end to the poor payment experience at chargers. How does it affect the UK fleet? K2: Matthew Adams – Transport Policy Manager, REA Developments in Smart Charging Expert Panel: Sara Sloman – Paythru, Matthew Adams – REA |
| 15:15 | Event Close |
Event timings and speakers may be subject to change
The Industry Speakers
Craig Sharp
Engineering Policy Manager
National Grid
Melanie Shufflebotham
COO
Zapmap
Sara Sloman
Chief Strategy Officer
Paythru
Paul Gambrell
Team Leader – ZEV and Energy Integration
Oxfordshire County Council
Madeline Brolly
EV Charging Analyst
BloombergNEF
Fraser Crichton
Corporate Fleet Manager
Dundee City Council
Richard Mallender
Regional Account Manager
Energy Saving Trust
Sam Clarke
Commercial Lead
GRIDSERVE
Clare Nicol
Head of Marketing & Communications
Compleo UK
Naomi Nye
Head of Sales
Drax
Sagar Mody
Head of Commercial: Local EV infrastructure
Department for Transport
Victoria Read
CEO
Charge UK
Lorna Mcatear
Head of Fleet
National Grid
Matthew Adams
EV Policy Lead
REA
Eveline Vouillemin
Assistant Programme Manager
Energy Saving Trust
Simon Cordery
Senior Property & Commercial Manager
Places for London
Paul Gambrell
Team Leader
ZEV and Energy Integration, Oxfordshire County Council
The Format
JUICE – Future-proofing the Electrification of UK Mobility
Having the charging and infrastructure industry in one room, and joined by those that need to deploy, is the key to future-proofing the electrification of UK mobility. JUICE puts CPOs and manufacturers, service and solutions providers together with fleet, buildings, estates, facilities, planning and highways professionals from the public and private sectors.
The event will feature a mix of keynote presentations, case studies, hosted table discussions, Q&A sessions, networking and more…
Format: A morning of engaging presentations, followed by open round table discussions. Lunch will split the proceedings before we resume for a session with expert panels and roaming mic Q&As.
So, make sure you join us for the event that can help shape e-mobility… Future-proofing is at the heart of JUICE!
VENUE
Coventry Building Society Arena
Judds Ln
Coventry CV6 6GE
