Welcome to Nordic EV Summit 2025! Get your delegate pass and use the wardrobe service. Enjoy coffee, networking, and visit the exhibition area. The venue is at Messeveien 6, 2004 Lillestrøm, just 10 minutes by train from Oslo City Center and the Oslo Airport. Have a productive and inspiring day!

In the conference opening session General Secretary Christina Bu will provide insights into Norway's EV progress. Minister Andreas Bjelland Eriksen will discuss Norway's EV policies and future initiatives. Dr. Timur Gül will share IEA's global perspective on clean energy transitions, and former Norwegian Finance Minister, Kristin Halvorsen will highlight the importance of the EV transition in addressing the climate crisis.

A 30-minute intermission where you can grab some food and refreshing drinks.  It’s the perfect time to network with fellow delegates and catch exciting sessions at the PwC Partner Stage.  Enjoy and recharge! 

AMPECO: Build, Buy or Hybrid: Finding the right path to profitability and differentiation

Norway's EV success wasn't always a given. Despite heavy debates and resistance, strong political measures and technological advancements have shifted public attitudes. This panel, featuring a former Minister of Finance, a race car driver, and the leader of the Norwegian Redneck Association, will discuss how and why this transformation happened. Colin McKerracher will also give his overview of global EV sales in this session.

A 90-minute lunch break where you can grab some food and refreshing drinks. It’s the perfect time to network with fellow delegates and catch exciting sessions at the PwC Partner Stage or the Deep Dive. Enjoy and recharge!

PwC Strategy&: Innovative Business Models & Strategic Partnerships in EV charging

Bidirectional charging has long been a promising technology to make electric vehicles an asset for the power grid rather than a liability. Despite the potential benefits, there are several challenges to the widespread adoption of V2G and bidirectional charging.

The need to reduce emissions from heavy duty transport is immense, and now the focus on electrifying trucks is growing globally. How difficult is it to do and how fast can it happen? Will even long-haul trucks be electric and will we manage to build the necessary infrastructure?

A 30-minute intermission where you can grab some food and refreshing drinks. It’s the perfect time to network with fellow delegates and catch exciting sessions at the PwC Partner Stage. Enjoy and recharge!

Ekoenergetyka: The future of heavy duty transport: solutions and prospects.

Discover how software impacts EV charging profitability by addressing five key challenges faced by CPOs: low network uptime, low utilization, operational inefficiency, poor user experience, and lack of differentiation. Future market leaders must solve all of them, but a differentiated EV charging offering is the hidden opportunity they should start building now.

What is the charging industry doing to improve the charging experience for their customers worldwide? Christian Hahn will give Hubject's perspectives on the charging market followed by Kameale C. Terry from ChargerHelp on how they keep charging stations up and running. In the following panel discussion, we will get the user perspectives on charging from members of the Global EV Alliance (GEVA).

Don't miss this Deep Dive session on Norway's journey to becoming the world's first fully electric car market. Discover how ambitious goals, financial incentives, extensive charging infrastructure, and supportive legislation led to 88.9% of new cars sold in 2024 being electric. Learn valuable lessons to apply in other countries for a greener future.

Solidstudio: eMobility Software Strategy - Winning in a Maturing Market through Licenced Software

At this year’s Nordic EV Summit, we will host a special Networking dinner at the fabulous Ekeberg Restaurant in Oslo. The ambiance of Ekeberg with its panoramic views, creates the perfect atmosphere for forging meaningful connections.