EV Charging Index 2024: EV growth slows as attention turns to infrastructure
The electric vehicle and EV charging market enjoyed a surge in late 2022 despite continued high energy prices.
The question is simple but demands complex examination: “How can I optimize the process of getting electrons into my customer's electric vehicles as efficiently as possible?” EVs and EV charging have become some of the most passionately discussed topics in the field of sustainable energy. In this episode, our experts Martin Weissbart and Adam Healy engage in a compelling discussion that results in an insightful analysis of Europe’s EV charging landscape today and in the future. What are the key drivers, changes, and incentives for EV users? How do the deployment strategies of charge point operators compare to their actual utilization?
In our tenth podcast episode, our experts dive deep into these topics, exploring further aspects of the e-mobility value chain while identifying major trends and challenges. The future of electric vehicle charging in Europe hinges on various economic factors. The paces and dynamics of infrastructure development vary widely across different regions of Europe, with a noticeable slowdown in battery electric vehicle sales. Martin and Adam scrutinize these deficits and opportunities to develop proposals for urgent, custom-made actions.
How do the varying developments and setbacks within this complex system impact Europe’s leading role in EV deployment? Based on different geographic and population densities, as well as diverse consumer and travel behaviors across Europe, Martin and Adam assess capacities and capabilities, suggesting strategies and market adjustments for best practices. Discover how the EV charging market is influenced by a wide range of diverse factors that must be considered to drive its development in the best possible way.
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