WEBINAR

Campus EV demand is changing. Is your infrastructure ready?


For higher education sustainability and transportation leaders: September 24, 3:30-5pm ET

EV growth is no longer following a straight line. National sales have slowed, even as many campuses are adding chargers, electrifying fleet vehicles and seeing continued demand from students, faculty, staff and visitors. The result is a harder planning question: How much infrastructure does your campus actually need, and when? This webinar presents the latest data on EV adoption, including updated projections of long-term demand. We will also delve into how campus leaders can begin to address both internal and external EV charging needs and options to finance new infrastructure, despite the recent pullback in other funding.

SPEAKERS

Hear from the front lines of campus electrification

What if you had the chance to get free advice from two experts who have guided countless institutions through the electrification process? Our panelists have a combined near 25-year legacy of preparing colleges and universities for success in their EV charging goals — and they’re here to help.

  • Dan O’Shea, EV infrastructure industry veteran with 10+ years experience helping organizations navigate electric transportation transitions
  • Kayla Jolly, sustainability leader with 10+ years experience advising higher education clients on implementing sustainability programs with impact
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AGENDA

Go from inspiration to implementation — we're covering all of the hot-button issues you need to know.

  • EV charging infrastructure demand, adoption trends, and sustainability implications for higher education
  • Phased campus EV charging strategies
  • Campus fleet electrification and alternative-fuel transition planning
  • Funding and delivery options, including grants, utility programs, leasing, partnerships, and Energy-as-a-Service
  • Campus stakeholder coordination and practical next steps for aligning EV investments

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