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SUMMARY:EV Hub Live Episode #31: A Car-Free EV Revolution
DESCRIPTION:When we think about EVs\, many people immediately imagine electric cars quickly and quietly zipping down the highway. But for our guests today\, the EV future includes alternative forms of transportation—like electric bicycles and scooters\, or electric buses and rail. Our guests Stephanie Lotshaw from TransitCenter and Mike Salisbury from the City and County of Denver will discuss the importance of developing and providing alternatives to electric cars in an EV future\, particularly in metropolitan areas around the United States. We’ll hear about challenges to implementation and adoption\, as well as opportunities to reimagine navigable and clean city centers built for pedestrians\, public transit\, and micro-mobility.
URL:https://www.atlasevhub.com/event/ev-hub-live-episode-31-a-car-free-ev-revolution/
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SUMMARY:EV Hub Live Episode #30: EV Charging\, Equity\, and Building Code Policy
DESCRIPTION:As EV adoption continues to grow\, drivers will need ready access to charging infrastructure that can power their ride. States need to ensure that both commercial and residential property developers are thinking ahead and building for an EV-driven future. On this episode of EV Hub Live\, special guest host Zack Strauss—the host of Atlas’s Buildings Hub Live—will interview Vanessa Warheit from the EV Charing for All Coalition and Adam Berry from the Colorado Energy Office about how states are approaching not only how to ensure there are enough chargers out there for future drivers\, but crucially how they states can ensure new development is equitable for all EV drivers. The coalition recently released the EV Building Codes Toolkit\, which helps state offices and community organizers to encourage implementation of equitable policies for EV charging building codes. This is a unique convergence of Atlas’s EV and Buildings live shows that you won’t want to miss!
URL:https://www.atlasevhub.com/event/ev-hub-live-episode-30-ev-charging-equity-and-building-code-policy/
CATEGORIES:EV Hub Live
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LOCATION:https://youtube.com/live/pAg8YkFi09M
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SUMMARY:EV Hub Live Episode #29: An EV Update from DC
DESCRIPTION:With the federal fiscal year coming to a close this month and the race for 2024 beginning in earnest\, Atlas Public Policy’s founder\, Nick Nigro\, sits down with Politico’s Tanya Snyder and Automotive News’ Audrey LaForest to chat about the latest EV policy and funding issues at the federal level. They’ll cover the budget debate in Washington\, pending EPA/NHTSA rules\, and the implementation of IIJA/IRA. They’ll also discuss how EVs are factoring into campaigns for 2024.
URL:https://www.atlasevhub.com/event/ev-hub-live-episode-29-an-ev-update-from-dc/
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SUMMARY:EV Hub Live Episode #28: The Road to a Circular EV Battery Economy
DESCRIPTION:Tune into Atlas’s upcoming EV Hub Live episode on August 30th at 3:00pm EST as Atlas’s founder Nick Nigro dives deep with NRDC’s Jordan Brinn about what it will take to build out a sustainable EV batter supply chain. Brinn is an expert on transportation electrification policy at NRDC and is the author of the recent report Building Batteries Better: Doing the Best With Less. Whether you’re excited about the EV revolution\, concerned about equitable and sustainable mining practices\, or interested in advanced battery R&D\, this will be one to watch! \n  \nRegister for the show here.  \n  \nSubscribe to the EV Hub Live Podcast
URL:https://www.atlasevhub.com/event/ev-hub-live-episode-28-the-road-to-a-circular-ev-battery-economy/
CATEGORIES:EV Hub Live
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SUMMARY:EV Hub Live Episode #27: Build It and They Will Charge
DESCRIPTION:Widespread EV charging deployment is in the works\, and funding through programs like NEVI is beginning to take shape. As we work to build a nationwide charging network\, robust relationships between utilities\, charging installers\, and site hosts will need to form for seamless deployment. In this episode\, we’ll hear perspectives from Rachael Nealer from the Joint Office of Energy and Transportation\, Lang Reynolds from Circle K and Brian Wilke from National Grid on key challenges such as permitting\, installation\, and charger reliability\, and ways to foster opportunities among the parties involved in charger deployment. \n  \n\nRegister for the show here.  \n  \n\nSubscribe to the EV Hub Live Podcast
URL:https://www.atlasevhub.com/event/ev-hub-live-episode-27-build-it-and-they-will-charge/
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SUMMARY:EV Hub Live Episode #26: Charging Towards Justice — Advancing Equity through NEVI
DESCRIPTION:NEVI is one of the first Justice40-covered programs to be implemented nationally\, and we now have a chance to avoid repeating harmful transportation investments in underserved communities. Through conversations with stakeholders and a comprehensive review of initial state NEVI plans\, we’ll hear from EV equity advocates Rachel Patterson from Evergreen and Moe Khatib from Atlas Public Policy on how states can lead on equitable charging deployment centering disadvantaged communities. \n  \n\nRegister for the episode here.  \n\nSubscribe to the EV Hub Live Podcast
URL:https://www.atlasevhub.com/event/ev-hub-live-episode-26-charging-through-justice-advancing-equity-through-nevi/
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SUMMARY:EV Hub Live Episode #3: Utility Role in EVs Coming Into Focus
DESCRIPTION:Electric utility engagement in transportation electrification has been rapidly expanding in recent years. As the role of the utility in advancing EVs comes into focus\, the extent to which they will accelerate EV deployment is a hot topic. Investments alone are up more than three times compared to 2019 with two recent approvals in New York and California. On July 16\, 2020\, six utilities across New York were approved to invest $700 million in EV charging throughout the state. This could support more than 53\,000 Level 2 and 1\,500 DC fast charging stations. On the other side of the country\, Southern California Edison got the green light to invest $436 million in their Charge Ready 2 program on August 27\, 2020. This approval clears the way for an additional 40\,000 Level 2 and 200 DC fast charging stations to their service territory.  \nIn this episode of EV Hub Live\, we’ll talk with Patty Monahan from the California Energy Commission and Phil Jones from the Alliance for Transportation Electrification about the role of the utility in advancing transportation electrification and where they see things headed in the near term. This episode will be co-hosted by our founder\, Nick Nigro\, and Kellen Schefter of the Edison Electric Institute. \nJoin the live recording of the podcast here: https://www.atlasevhub.com/ev-hub-live/episode-003  \nWatch or Listen to the Episode
URL:https://www.atlasevhub.com/event/ev-hub-live-episode-3-utility-role-in-evs-coming-into-focus/
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