This year’s Smart Energy Consumer Collaborative Annual Symposium focuses on “Modernizing Consumer Engagement for a New Era.” Interactive virtual sessions take place April 20-21, and will showcase energy customers, their relationships with the smart grid, grid edge technologies, EV adoption, racial disparities in the energy space and so much more. Register here!
BlastPoint CEO and Cofounder Alison Alvarez joins a panel of other experts on Day 2 of the Symposium at 3:30 p.m. EST to discuss ways utilities can help to accelerate EV adoption.
“Debunking the Myths: How to Grow Consumer Adoption of Electric Vehicles,” will feature Alvarez discussing how BlastPoint uses A.I. to help utilities understand the EV adoption curve in their regions. She’ll share how to use that knowledge to build intelligent business strategies that accelerate consumer adoption and create EV charging infrastructure access.
The panel also includes:
- Jenna Canseco, Director of Transportation Electrification at North America DNV, as moderator;
- Brian Lindamood, AVP, Marketing & Content Strategy at Questline;
- John Eichberger, Executive Director of the Fuels Institute; and
- Eric Cahill, Ph.D., Sr. Strategic Business Planner of Electric Transportation at SMUD
“The market for EVs is changing fast and so are the offerings from utilities, cities and other stakeholders. This panel will explore advancements in electric vehicles, including reduced charging times, improved infrastructure, increased range, battery storage and greater availability of models. We will also discuss overcoming barriers to adoption and increasing awareness of the benefits to electrifying transportation.”
Check out the full SECC 2021 Annual Consumer Symposium agenda and get registration details here!
BlastPoint’s EV Data Resources
For a deeper dive into BlastPoint’s method for using artificial intelligence to help utilities overcome barriers to EV adoption, check out our other EV resources.
Report: U.S. Federal Fleet Electrification: Opportunities & Challenges
The U.S. government fleet includes nearly 650K vehicles across the U.S. and abroad. Our free report synthesizes multiple government datasets and delivers easy-to-read infographics to show interested EV industry players where the highest concentrations of federal fleet vehicles are located, what types of EVs will be in highest demand to replace existing vehicles, which states are best situated to support federal fleet electrification and more.
Report: 2021 EV Outlook
Progress (and some setbacks) in electric vehicle adoption and infrastructure throughout 2020 set the stage for what is already proving to be an unprecedented year of developments. Our 2021 EV Outlook reveals the latest on the state of vehicle electrification to help our partners better understand the potential for participating in this dynamic market.
From projected sales to best locations for charging expansion, you’ll be able to get a high-level view of what’s next in EV development in 2021.
Report: B2B Commercial Business Personas for Driving EV Adoption
This free report lays out exactly what a commercial business persona is, and how organizations across industries are using them. Through predictive A.I., BlastPoint integrates a rich variety of data to generate real-life business personas that companies can target as potential B2B customers or as future partners. As a result, they can grow revenue together, face challenges like global pandemics, accelerate important initiatives such as electric vehicle adoption, and more.
Case Study: How ATCO used BlastPoint’s Commercial Business Personas to Expand EV Infrastructure and Drive EV Adoption
Download this case study to see BlastPoint’s predictive commercial business personas in action. Here, we helped ATCO, an energy provider in Alberta, Canada, mobilize a small team to drive commercial electric vehicle infrastructure adoption in their region. Learn how the utility used personas to find ideal partners for installing EV charging equipment.
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If you’re ready to build a data-backed, intelligent business strategy that drives EV adoption in your area, reach out to us!