UK EV Charging Infrastructure - Ramping up Rollout to 2030/35 David Trousdale
Event details
By 2030, it’s anticipated there will be between eight to 11 million hybrid or electric cars in the UK. But how do we develop an adequate electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure to meet this upcoming surge in demand?
David Trousdale, specialist in Electric Vehicles and Charging infrastructure at WSP, discusses targets for EV charge point deployment, EV charging infrastructure in the local context and the challenges that lie ahead.
This event is presented in collaboration with the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET), the largest multidisciplinary professional engineering institution in the world.
About the speaker
David Trousdale is a net zero and decarbonisation specialist with a wealth of experience in developing zero emissions mobility strategies, shaping and procuring mobility solutions, platforms, systems, built environment net zero solutions, carbon analysis and translating this into action plans. Across these areas he has provided professional advice underpinned by a data driven approach to work delivery. He has an in-depth understanding of decarbonisation policy and strategies, having delivered multiple public documents in this space, ensuring these achieve business goals and deliver positive outcomes. He is an innovative transport leader in Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Infrastructure, fleet transition and broader decarbonisation solutions with capabilities across a range of areas including future developments in rail, urban design, local and strategic highways. Across his career he has worked both for local authorities and consultancies at a senior level. David is considered a leader in the EV infrastructure and fleet transition space, having presented at multiple UK and international conferences. He is currently authoring a book on transport decarbonisation with the IET.
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