Webinar Electrifying Transportation: Customer-Centric Utility Strategies March 7, 2019 11:00 AM PST/ 2:00 PM EST 60 minutes Register for Webinar Why Utilities Need to Educate Customers On Electric Vehicles and How to Do It Electric Vehicles (EVs) are quickly becoming a viable alternative to traditional gasoline vehicles, and electric utilities are taking notice. When utilities take a proactive approach to customer education about electric vehicles, they can influence charging behavior in a way that works for them to prevent unforeseen infrastructure needs. During this webinar, you’ll get actionable tips for the best educational tools and how to measure the impact of education efforts to make sure utilities are achieving what they want. In this webinar, we will discuss trends and best practices for utility customer engagement, including: The utility’s evolving position in the electric vehicle ecosystem Customer expectations, and how leading utilities are meeting them Prioritizing and deploying customer engagement resources cost-effectively How to measure impact and report success Register for Webinar Not a member? Learn more about the benefits of joining the SEPA community. View Membership Info Share Share on TwitterShare on FacebookShare on LinkedIn About the Speakers Erika Myers Executive Director at CharIN e.V North America, SEPA Myers has nearly 20 years of experience in the EV and clean energy sectors and currently serves as the Executive Director of CharIN North America. Myers guides the association’s activities in the U.S., Canada, Mexico, and the Caribbean, engaging with members, industry, governments, and other stakeholders, and focusing on the use of open standards and interoperability linked linkfor public infrastructure investments. Previously Myers served as the Global e-Mobility Director for the World Resources Institute (WRI). Follow Erika Twitter LinkedIn Kathy Knoop Principal Environmental Scientist - Electric Transportation, Salt River Project Kathy Knoop is a Principal Environmental Scientist at Salt River Project the our Sustainability Policy and Programs department. She is responsible for SRP’s electric vehicle program including customer support, system impacts, fleet electric vehicles and employee programs. During Kathy’s 25 years at Salt River Project as a senior chemist, environmental scientist and sustainability analyst. Kathy was born in Phoenix, Arizona and attended Arizona State University. She holds a Master’s Degree in Environmental Management and Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry. Brian Boler Product Manager, Clean Power Research In his role as Lead Product Manager at Clean Power Research, Brian is responsible for driving the evolution of the WattPlan and PowerBill software products. Brian works closely with utilities and DER providers to deploy software services that help them and their customers make informed energy decisions. Prior to joining Clean Power Research, Brian co-founded Ecowell, Inc. and worked at a cleantech startup, Infinia Corporation. Brian holds a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from Washington State University. Olivier Pincon Founder, ZappyRide Olivier is the founder of ZappyRide. ZappyRide provides world-class, end-to-end, integrated experiences to EV consumers to increase EV adoption. We work with electric utilities, OEMs and advocacy groups to make that vision a reality. Prior to ZappyRide, Olivier was a strategy consultant at PwC, working for clients in the energy and transportation sectors. He also held positions at Booz and Co., SunEdison, and China Greentech Initiative. Olivier holds a M.S. in Electrical Engineering from Stanford University and a B.S. from Ecole Polytechnique, Paris. John C. Morris Vice President Market Development, D+R International John Morris is the Vice President of Market Development for D+R International. An energy consulting that furthers the advancement of energy efficient technologies with an eye toward deployment of grid edge programs. Specifically; John leads the electric vehicle practice area for D+R. John has served on the board of Forth (Formerly Drive Oregon) for the past 4 years. At Forth, John is on the Executive Committee. John was a strategic advisor to the first EV Bulk Buy in the State of Oregon. This EV Bulk Buy Promotion increased EV sales by 300%. John has facilitated multiple utility workshops on the mechanics of bulk buy promotions and consumer marketing for electric vehicles. John produced the first market snapshot report on the impacts of home charging on residential new home construction for the Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance which covered market conditions in Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana. John, in partnership with Ben Yenter and the Yenter Group has launched the ChooseEV National Utility Platform which provides customer engagement and education tools for utilities across the US.