As the electrification of transportation expands in the coming years, electric utilities are facing significant challenges. Electric vehicles are expected to account for nearly 30% of U.S. car sales in 2030. By 2040, the load from EV charging is expected to reach 468,000 GWh – a staggering 1,850% increase from 2023 levels – further straining an aging grid already challenged with meeting peak demand.

In this webinar, industry experts will explore strategies that electric utilities can employ to manage the extra load from EVs, while also improving the grid’s dependability. Attendees will learn:

– How grid edge intelligence systems can help manage strain on the grid and increase grid reliability.
– Why electric vehicle identification is a key component of successful grid management.
– How utilities can leverage smart meters and grid management strategies to make smart decisions, mitigate risk and distribute power efficiently.
– How smart meters can empower customers.