Learn how utilities are accelerating transportation electrification by planning charging infrastructure, supporting fleet transitions, and partnering across sectors to enable a cleaner, more resilient mobility future.

The electrification of transportation is accelerating—from passenger vehicles to medium- and heavy-duty fleets—and utilities are at the center of enabling this transformation. This topic explores how electric utilities are supporting EV adoption through infrastructure planning, rate design, fleet electrification programs, grid readiness, and cross-sector partnerships. Special focus will be given to public and private fleets, depot charging strategies, managed charging, and the role of utilities in supporting equity, resilience, and carbon reduction goals. Sessions will highlight utility-led initiatives, policy drivers, and scalable solutions for a rapidly electrifying transportation sector.

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Core Concepts Discussed

  • Fleet electrification
  • EV grid integration
  • Mobility-as-a-service
  • Grid-interactive vehicles
  • Charging infrastructure planning
  • Electric vehicle ecosystem
  • Utility-EV partnerships
  • Load growth from EV adoption
  • Emissions reduction through transportation
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