Global Industry Trends: Lessons Learned From EVS30 in Stuttgart
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Forth's Executive Director Jeff Allen gave this presentation at Forth's networking event on October 19, 2017.
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Global Industry Trends: Lessons Learned From EVS30 in Stuttgart
- 1. Lessons from EVS 30 in Stuttgart Jeff Allen, Executive Director, Forth October 2017 Global Industry Trends
- 2. 10.19.2017 | Forth What is EVS? World’s largest EV conference & expo 9,000 people in Stuttgart Alternates between continents Kobe Japan 2018 Next up: Portland?
- 4. Why is Forth at EVS? 10.19.2017 | Forth Poster session on Showcase Poster session on Equity Three sessions moderated Paper presented: Building the Electric Mobility Market Through Public- Private Partnerships • Track global trends & technology • Learn about best practices • Strengthen industry network • Demonstrate leadership
- 5. Forth and Members Profit from EVS 10.19.2017 | Forth Business development Customers Suppliers Investors Leading deployment regions Side meetings: EV Policy Council Global EDV Advisory Group Regional Site Visits & More!
- 6. Subtitle Example Forth Members at EVS 10.19.2017 | Forth • EV 4 Oregon • EV Safe Charge • Charged Magazine • Mentor
- 7. Annual award Given to one region each in North America, Asia, and Europe Mayor Wheeler accepted via video Portland Wins E-Visionary Award 10.19.2017 | Forth
- 8. • More Global • More Regional • More Vehicle Types esp Heavy Duty • Electric Merging with Autonomous/Connected/Shared • The Chinese are Coming! How the EV Market is Changing 10.19.2017 | Forth
- 9. 10.19.2017 | Forth EV Sales Taking Off
- 10. 10.19.2017 | Forth But Markets are Regional – Not National
- 11. • More Diverse – Many Big Players Not Yet in US • More Open • Ever “Smarter” • New Technologies e.g. Blockchain How the Charging Market is Changing 10.19.2017 | Forth
- 12. • Climate Change is a Given (Everywhere Else) • Utility Engagement a Global Trend • ICE Bans are the new EV Goals (Norway, Netherlands, UK, France, Germany, India, California…) • ZEV Mandates go Global (China, possibly EU) How Policy is Changing 10.19.2017 | Forth
- 13. 10.19.2017 | Forth Buckle Up!
Editor's Notes
- https://vimeo.com/237693329
- -Evisionary -paper -posters from Zach -bigger than ever 9k people -researcher group? -funder group????
- Millions of electric cars. Source: IEA Global EV Outlook (2017) Sources: IEA analysis based on EVI country submissions, complemented by EAFO (2017a), IHS Polk (2016), MarkLines (2017), ACEA (2017a, 2017b) and EEA (2017).
- ICCT Electric vehicle share of new 2016 vehicle registrations by metropolitan area, ICCT http://www.theicct.org/leading-us-city-electric-vehicle-2017 Oregon and PNW are leaders
- The worldwide charging market is diverse and growing – lots more big providers overseas that are not yet playing in US marekt (EVSE and networks) Open source – OCPP – assumed in most of the world esp Europe Smarter – increasing technologies for managed, smart charging – moving beyond pilots New tech esp blockchain from other markets changing rel btw cars/chargers/people
- Join us at EVS in Sept 2018 in Kobe Japan