Main stage

Drew Kodjak will give us the story on how they uncovered the Dieselgate scandal. TV-presenter and rock-star Thomas Seltzer will share his views on US polarization and a green future, while Jane Akumu from UNEP will give us an overview of how electrification of transport is happening in Africa. All this before an expert panel will discuss global trade wars, the EV market, and how Europe, the US, and Africa can transition to electric mobility even faster.

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).

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?

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.

Easee, what happened? – Lessons learned from one of the most dramatic company experiences in the charging industry with founder and former CEO, Jonas Helmikstøl.

Car companies Rivian, Polestar and ZEEKR talk about how EVs have revolutionized tech and design in the car industry, while CLAUT share how Mexico, a world leading car manufacturing nation, transitions production to EVs.

Megawatt charging for heavy duty vehicles, ultra-fast charging parks, smart charging, battery swapping systems, wireless charging, plug and charge and grid integration (V2G).

Get ready for an in-depth analysis and discussion on global EV trends, and the forecasts and future of American and Asian car manufacturers.

Join us as we discuss the future of a more sustainable battery manufacturing supply chain, the huge challenge of recycling the millions of EV batteries in the future, as well as the global trade policy changes facing the industry.

The Vice Mayor of Environment and Transport, Oslo, talk about Oslo being world leader in electrifying mobility on land and at sea. And Swedish Candela share how they are transforming transport on the water with technology.