San Ramon Conference Center
The National Electric Transportation Infrastructure Working Council (IWC) provides a forum for electric utilities, automotive manufacturers, component manufacturers, government agencies, related industry associations, standards organizations, and other electric vehicle (EV) industry stakeholders to address issues regarding electric infrastructure for transportation electrification. The primary objective of IWC meetings is to develop recommendations for charging and communication standards for plug-in electric vehicles, as well as commercial and industrial transportation electrification infrastructure, serving as a forum for infrastructure problem solving, and for information exchange between industries and stakeholders. In support of electrically powered vehicle technology, the IWC focuses on interoperability, safety, best practices, standards gaps and simplicity of grid infrastructure.
For May, IWC is being held in collaboration with the VGIC-SEPA Utility Collaboration Forum and the Spring 2025 V2G Business, Policy, and Technology Forum. Please register for the V2G Forum before registering through EPRI. Link to register for V2G: https://v2gforum.com/register.htm
VGIC-SEPA Utility Collaboration Forum – Advancing Large-Scale Vehicle-Grid Integration
In partnership with EPRI’s Infrastructure Working Council, VGIC and SEPA will co-facilitate a 90-minute Utility Collaboration Forum session. Panelists and attendees will discuss key barriers and strategies for scaling vehicle-grid integration (VGI), which may include managed charging and V2X program value, submetering and telematics, and VGI planning, forecasting, and modeling. This session will also showcase the recently released 2024 VGIC UCF Best Practices Report [utilitydive.com], offering a framework for utilities, automakers, state and federal agencies, and other stakeholders to develop large-scale VGI programs and pilots. Whether you’re involved in utility system planning, EV charging infrastructure deployment, standards development, or policy development, this interactive session will provide crucial insights.
Agenda at a Glance
- Morning Session9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
- Lunch12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
- Afternoon Session1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
- Networking Reception5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
An EPRI account is required to register. If you do not have an account, you will be asked to create one upon clicking the register button below.
- Days0
- Hours0
- Minutes0
- Seconds0