Vincent Williams
Fleet Electrification Program ManagerSouthern Company
Vincent Williams works as Georgia Power Company's Fleet Electrification Program Manager. He's responsible for strategic planning, procurement, engineering design, EVSE infrastructure installation, and asset data management activities related to Electrification. He's a graduate of Auburn University, with a Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering.
Vincent Williams’s Session(s):
9:15 am–9:45 am | All sessions are listed in Pacific Time
Building the Public and Private Infrastructure Network
As the number of electric vehicles on the road continues to increase, the need for a comprehensive public and private EV charging infrastructure becomes more pressing. In this session, we'll explore strategies for building out public and private EV charging infrastructure, including key considerations such as location, charging levels, and station types. We'll also discuss the importance of collaboration and partnership between stakeholders in the EV industry. Join us to learn how to build a successful and effective EV charging infrastructure.
Key takeaways from this session will include:
- Understanding the importance of public and private EV charging infrastructure and the key considerations when building out a network of charging stations.
- Knowing how to assess the charging needs of different locations and stakeholders, including commercial, residential, and public spaces.
- Learning the importance of collaboration and partnership between stakeholders in the EV industry, including automakers, utilities, and government agencies, to create an effective and comprehensive EV charging infrastructure.
- Grasp the critical importance of public charging infrastructure for fleets that may need to charge their vehicles on the go, making it essential for building out a comprehensive charging network.
- Establish resiliency through EVSE diversification and V2G/V2X technologies for your public or private charging network.