Webinar: Getting to EV Charging and V2G Interoperability
The QualityLogic Perspective
Join our webinar on February 6 at 8:00 a.m. Pacific Time to explore the challenges and solutions for seamless V2G and CCS interoperability.
We are in the early stages of the greatest industrial transformation of the global economy since the invention of the steam engine: transitioning both the electric utility and transportation industries from fossil fuels to renewable, non-polluting energy sources.
A critical factor in the success of this transition is creating interoperable ecosystems, both within the EV charging infrastructure and between that infrastructure and the electric utility grid. This must be accomplished by two enormous industries that lack the history and experience to achieve interoperability independently and collaboratively.
On February 6th, we’ll host a webinar discussing the challenges of achieving end-to-end interoperability for EV charging and Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) infrastructures, and the business cases for making it happen.
QualityLogic has been helping technology ecosystems achieve interoperability for 40 years. Over the last 15 years, we’ve focused on interoperability in the electric utility and EV sectors, providing test tools that help both industries move toward seamless integration (spoiler: we’re not there yet).
We’re excited to have you join us while we walk through key interoperability challenges and explore how to pave the way for scalable, plug-and-play ecosystems.
Key Details:
Getting to EV Charging and V2G Interoperability
- Date: February 6, 2025
- Time: 8:00 a.m. Pacific Time
- Location: Online (registration required)
- Bonus: Can’t attend live? Register anyway! Everyone who registers will receive access to a replay of the webinar.
Webinar Agenda:
- The Global Energy Transition and Interoperability
- Why Do Interoperability Problems Exist?
- Getting to V2G Interoperability, Conformance, and Certification
- The Business Side of Interoperability
- The End-End Interoperability Challenge
- QualityLogic’s End-End Interoperability Solutions
Who Should Attend:
- Key decision makers with V2G and EVSE companies
- EV charging infrastructure developers
- Utility professionals working on DER integration
- V2G technology implementers
- EV charging network operators
- Standards and certification professionals
Presenter
James Mater, Founder and Director of Smart Energy Strategy at QualityLogic
James is one of the industry-leading experts on smart grid standards, interoperability, and the maturity of eco-systems of products based on these standards. He has given dozens of presentations and authored multiple papers on interoperability standards in the smart grid. James is a member of IEEE 2030.5 WG, the IEEE 1547, UL 1741, SunSpec J3072 Profile, CharIn NACS work groups and SCE’s V2G TAB among others. He also co-founded the V2G Forum.