Accelerating Urban Charging, Grid Integration & Network Resilience

Welcome to EV Charging & Grid Integration Canada 2027, uniting fleet operators, electric utilities, charge point operators, property developers, and municipal planners to build grid-ready charging.

Charging demand in Western Canada outpaces grid capacity, while fleet operators, utilities, and municipalities must meet zero-emission mandates, building-code obligations, and interconnection limits. The conference covers vehicle-to-grid (V2G), smart charging, ultra-fast charging hubs, and interoperability standards, placing grid readiness at the centre of infrastructure design.

Join us to gain practical insights, connect with peers building grid-ready charging, and accelerate integrated infrastructure projects across Canada.

Financing and scaling urban and fleet depot charging networks

Examine how operators finance public and fleet depot charging, where utilization, site economics, and procurement cycles determine which networks scale first.

Planning distribution grid capacity for rising EV charging load

Understand where transformer and feeder capacity limits charging growth, and how utilities and developers upgrade the grid before the load arrives.

Building resilience and uptime across ultra-fast public charging corridors

Hear how operators maintain uptime and network resilience across ultra-fast charging corridors when extreme weather, demand peaks, and grid faults test reliability.

Advancing vehicle-to-grid technology and managed smart charging deployment

Evaluate vehicle-to-grid technology and managed smart charging as ways to redistribute load, defer grid upgrades, and turn parked EV fleets into flexible grid assets.

EV-ready charging for multi-unit residential and commercial properties

Review how property owners deploy EV-ready wiring, electrical panels and charging for multi-unit residential and commercial assets under building-code obligations.

Aligning charging interoperability and grid interconnection standards

Assess how interoperability and grid interconnection standards align across North America, and the implications for procurement planning.

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