Summary - EV Charging Infrastructure US 2025 (7th Annual Conference). Online registration by Cvent

The electric vehicle (EV) industry in the US is entering a crucial phase. Following rapid growth in EV adoption and infrastructure deployment, recent federal policy changes have introduced some uncertainty, slowed momentum, and raised questions about long-term funding and regulatory direction.

Nevertheless, even in the face of disruption, the sector remains rich with opportunities. Several states continue to pursue ambitious emissions reduction targets through comprehensive transportation electrification programs. These state-driven initiatives, combined with growing industry collaboration, are sustaining progress despite ongoing challenges. Utilities, charging network operators, fleet managers, site hosts, and technology providers are moving forward with innovating solutions and investing in clean mobility infrastructure.

While the pace may have slowed, the mission remains unchanged. Decarbonizing transportation is essential for achieving both state and national climate goals, and a reliable, scalable EV charging network forms the foundation for that success. This moment requires resilience, renewed focus, and coordinated action. For projects already underway, as well as those in planning stages, a strategic approach is crucial to overcoming challenges and delivering impact.

To explore strategic pathways for future progress, Global Transmission Report will host its 7th Annual Conference on EV Charging Infrastructure US on October 21–22, 2025, at New York Marriott Downtown.

The conference will bring together key stakeholders and industry experts to discuss:

The impact of the evolving policy environment at both federal and state levels
Business models and financing strategies for long-term sustainability
Utility coordination and grid-readiness for widespread charging deployment
Solutions to permitting delays, supply constraints, and rising costs
Deployment strategies for urban, multi-family, and fleet charging
Breakthroughs in next-generation charging technology and innovation

Join public and private sector leaders as we regroup, refocus, and collaborate on building a resilient, future-ready EV charging infrastructure, because the transition to clean transportation depends on it.

Current landscape and emerging priorities in electric mobility
Adapting strategies in response to evolving policy and funding guidance
Scaling infrastructure to meet growing EV demand with reliability and flexibility
Innovations to streamline charging installation and reduce costs
Importance of data sharing, open access, and balancing privacy with performance
Achieving interoperability and infrastructure standardization
Enabling bidirectional charging: regulatory, technical, and market considerations
Infrastructure, hardware, and policy support for V2X
Planning for electric fleet transitions: depot vs on-route charging, uptime, and integration
Addressing utility interconnection and energy management for fleets
Creative financing strategies and investment models for infrastructure scaling
Evaluating ROI, managing risks, and aligning stakeholders through effective collaboration
Perspectives from cities and municipalities on roadmaps, permitting, and equitable access
Strategies for deploying multi-family housing charging: challenges, benefits, and incentives
Enhancing user experience through improved reliability, data insights, and interface design
The evolving role of utilities in grid readiness, smart charging, and interconnection