EV Chargers: WHY Regional Collaboration Matters, HOW it Produces Value and WHAT it looks like
As electric vehicle adoption accelerates in California, the need for a well-coordinated, regionally integrated charging network has never been greater. Join this dynamic, interactive session to explore—and prove—how regional collaboration is key to deploying EV infrastructure efficiently, equitably, and at scale. Regional collaboration can take many forms, including coordinated planning, data sharing, joint procurement, and collective grant-seeking efforts – all of which can enhance equity, efficiency, cost savings, network optimization, and grid resilience. Success hinges on active participation and collaboration between regional stakeholders. Hear insights from local leaders, researchers, and community members as they discuss funding strategies, policy alignment, and community needs. Through fast-paced case studies, participatory activities, and audience engagement, you’ll walk away more optimistic, with actionable strategies to break down silos and drive meaningful impact in your region.
- Heather Allen, County of Ventura, Program Administrator
- James Choe, Metropolitan Transportation Commission, Climate Program Manager
- Matthew Jumps, California Energy Commission, Agreement Manager
- Brendan Havenar-Daughton, Contra Costa County, Energy Manager
- Joy Massey, MCE, Manager of Transportation Electrification
- Monica Meagher, BART, Sustainability Group Manager
- Ted Lamm, Center for Law, Energy & the Environment, UC Berkeley School of Law, Associate Director