With global CO2 emissions rising at an alarming rate, the International Energy Agency (IEA) puts the transport sector at 24% of global CO2 emissions. To mitigate the harmful effects of the gases emitting through the transport sector, alternative green technologies are the need of the hour. One of the biggest technology shifts in the transport sector has been the shift towards Electric Vehicles. For the sustenance of these technologies, we need charging infrastructure which should not only be reliable but also easily accessible. In the race of moving towards electrification many countries and regional entities are moving forward with new funding and policies to increase the rate of electrification.
In this webinar, panelists discuss the market sizing of EV chargers globally and on a regional level as well. They share insights on important policies and funding that have been introduced in recent times and which have/are expected to play a pivotal role in increasing the charging infrastructure in the coming years. Additionally, the discussion also includes analysis from a competitive standpoint.
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