WEBINAR: Preparing colleges and universities for the electric vehicle transition

WEBINAR

More EVs are coming to campus. Are you ready?

For higher education sustainability, parking, fleet & energy leaders: September 24, 3:30-4:30pm ET

Despite recent changes to federal incentives, EV adoption will continue to reshape campus transportation over the next decade. For colleges and universities, preparing for that shift means more than adding chargers. It means understanding where demand is headed, investing in the right infrastructure at the right time, managing energy needs, and knowing when it makes sense to electrify campus fleets.

SPEAKERS

Hear from the front lines of campus charging

Our panelists have a unique experiences in preparing colleges and universities for changing commuter needs and advancing sustainability goals through fleet electrification— and they’re here to help.

Dan O’Shea, EV infrastructure industry veteran who helps organizations navigate electric transportation transitions
Eric Haggett, parking and mobility leader with more than 18 years of experience helping organizations optimizing transportation investments
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.

Uneven EV adoption is creating a new challenge for colleges and universities: How do you prepare for more electric vehicles without overbuilding today? This webinar offers a practical, phased approach. We’ll cover:

EV ADOPTION & COMMUTER DEMAND: How adoption trends, commute patterns, and parking behavior can help forecast future charging needs.
CAMPUS CHARGING STRATEGY: How many chargers you need, where to put them, and when Level 1, Level 2, or DC fast charging makes sense.
ENERGY & INFRASTRUCTURE PLANNING: How managed charging, electrical capacity, and phased deployment can prevent unnecessary spending.
FLEET ELECTRIFICATION: How duty cycles, charging needs, and total cost of ownership can guide your EV replacement strategy.
CROSS-CAMPUS COLLABORATION: How sustainability, parking, fleet, facilities, and energy teams can work together to shape a campus electrification strategy.

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