In this session, join John DeBoer, Head of Siemens Future Grid in North America, as we kick off our new virtual series by exploring the challenges and opportunities as we make the transition to electrified transport and a cleaner grid. After 10 years and 35 countries, we’ve learned a great deal about how together we can lead a more sustainable and efficient future for North America. 

In this session, Brian Pollock, Business Development Manager, discusses charging technologies for electrifying transit from planning to execution. As consumer demands for cleaner transportation has prompted the rise of electric buses for public transportation, learn more about the importance of standards (what has been defined and more importantly, what hasn’t), implementing and scaling the various electric Bus charging technologies. 

The electric vehicle market, like any new market and organizations across the globe, is working to develop codes and standards, including – electric vehicles, infrastructure, dispensers. In this series, join Chris King, Siemens Senior Vice President of Strategic Partners & Policy, as he discusses what standards are being processed, why they are important, what are their overall impact on the market, and what are some global best practices.

Integrating EV chargers into your building system not only provides the benefit of charging but helps improve the management of energy loads and generation within your locations. In this session, join Celia Dayagi, Siemens Head of Product Lifecycle Management for eMobility solutions, and Rich Nowak, Siemens Head of Building Automation and Smart Buildings in North America, as they explain how smart building with smart EV chargers can help optimize your entire building solutions.

As the EV market continues to evolve, there is a need for more extensive and scalable monitoring with remote diagnostics and management of charging stations.  In this session, join Mitch Henke, Global PLM – Public & Fleet Software, and Tim Hughes, Global PLM – Depot Software, as they explore the opportunities with real-life scenarios of managing charging infrastructure and how charging management software is critical to success.

We’re going to need the charging infrastructure to support. all of the electric vehicles entering the market. Siemens offers PlugtoGrid™, an end-to-end set of open ecosystem solutions for EV charging infrastructure. In this session, join Steve Six, Head of Business Development for eMobility solutions and Celia Dayagi, Head of Product Management of eMobility solutions as they demonstrate how to easily set up your EV infrastructure to reduce total cost of ownership.

A safe and reliable supply of electricity must be provided by a local utility to a commercially viable EV charging business. Generating, transmitting, and delivering power to utilities, individual feeder  to which a charge station is connected requires years of detailed technical, commercial, and policy planning. In this webinar, Holt Bradshaw, Siemens PTI - Head of Technology and Alternative Fuels, will share some of the technical planning approach that should be considered when planning to deploy EV charging infrastructure in commercial applications.