Conference: Hotel Maya
Testing Event: WattEV
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Volts Conference
One-day conference on Tuesday, May 9, 2023. The conference will cover a wide range of topics, including the latest technical developments on electric vehicle charging standards, best practices, and solutions to a range of industry challenges. Learn more about CCS, MCS, and ISO 15118 than any other North American conference.
Schedule:
- Opening Keynote – The Importance of Global EV Standards
- Panel 1 – Scaling charging networks that are robust and reliable
- Fireside Chat – A deep-dive on FHWA Technical Requirements
- Panel 2 – Accelerate industry acceptance and implementation of ISO 15118-20, including Plug & Charge
- Panel 3 – Public Key Infrastructure (PKI): Lessons Learned from Industry: Ensuring interoperability
- Panel 4 – Managing EVSE network payments
- Panel 5 – Accelerating charger deployment, energization, and workforce development
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Testing Symposium
Testing the future of EV charging
Vehicle Interoperability Testing Symposium on May 10* and 11, 2023. With over 50 anticipated EV and EVSE companies performing interoperability testing, this event is your chance to see the future of mobility in America.
Please note that the Testing Symposium will be entirely outside. Small tents will be provided to testers, but otherwise equipment will be exposed to the elements. Please plan accordingly.
Please note, for safety purposes any EVSE or Test System connected to the host’s local grid connection must be Underwriters Laboratories (UL) certified equipment. During the registration process you will be required to provide the UL certification number of your type of equipment.
Thanks to generous funding provided by the California Energy Commission, most registration fees will be less than a quarter the standard price. As part of this partnership, CharIN will collect, aggregate, and anonymize generalized testing results and include these in a publicly-available event findings report to the California Energy Commission. Testing results will be aggregated in such a way that individual companies or equipment will not be identifiable. The goal of the report is to help the industry identify common gaps in standards conformance and develop a set of best practices and recommendations for future industry improvements.
Click here for a list of generalized testing results that will be collected during and after the event. This list is subject to change pending final tester registrations.
Click here for the testing site capabilities.
*While EV interoperability testing events are typically closed to observers, this year we are making the first day of testing open to the public.
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