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Electrical Review: Reliable, affordable, grid-ready charging

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The UK’s EV charging network is growing rapidly – but delivering a sustainable, cost-effective and resilient infrastructure requires more than simply installing charge points.

To explore how the industry can overcome these challenges, our Commercial Solutions Manager, William Walker, joined Electrical Review’s EV Charging Infrastructure Briefing to discuss the practical realities of developing and operating EV charging networks from an energy supplier’s perspective.

Key topics covered:

  • The impact of energy tariffs and non-commodity costs on charging infrastructure
  • Charge point utilisation and the challenge of network cost recovery
  • Unlocking flexibility, managing risk and optimising capacity
  • How policy needs to evolve alongside electrified transport
  • Building charging networks that can support long-term growth

Watch the full session to hear William’s perspective on creating EV charging networks that are reliable, commercially viable and fit for the future. 

 

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