National Drive Electric Week
Dunedin - Panel Speakers Series
Dunedin, New Zealand
Sep 14, 2017
Dunedin - Panel Speakers Series
Dunedin, New Zealand
Sep 14, 2017
| Day: | Thursday, September 14, 2017 NOTE: this event has already happened, find current-year events on the Attend page. |
| Time: | 5:30pm - 7pm |
| Location: | Dunedin Public Library, Dunningham Suite 230 Moray Place Dunedin, New Zealand 9016 |
Event Report
EV experts Panel Discussion -evening session, which followed a week of lunch time talks at Public Library.
End of Discussion opened to a meeting for EV owners ChargeUP Dunedin to discuss infrastructure needs in the city - a joint announcement was made at the meeting between City Council representative and ChargeNet to instal three new Rapid chargers in the city boundary.
Event Description
You are invited to attend ChargeUp Dunedin #3, 2017
A panel of Electric Vehicle experts will be on our panel. Topics covered will include:
In addition there will also be local Dunedin EV owners and small business owners discussing how they use their EVs for work, family and pleasure. Light refreshments to follow.
During the week there will also be several other activities based at Dunedin Public Library including lunchtime talks, displays and videos playing on the Gigacube as we celebrate 100 years of Electric Vehicles (EVs) in NZ and look into NZ’s EV future.
A panel of Electric Vehicle experts will be on our panel. Topics covered will include:
- Charge.Net – NZ’s Rapid highway
- Air NZ – Electrifying the ground fleet (offsetting the flying fleet)
- E-ideas from Shanghai
- Flip the Fleet
- Charged As – the Dunedin EV scene
In addition there will also be local Dunedin EV owners and small business owners discussing how they use their EVs for work, family and pleasure. Light refreshments to follow.
During the week there will also be several other activities based at Dunedin Public Library including lunchtime talks, displays and videos playing on the Gigacube as we celebrate 100 years of Electric Vehicles (EVs) in NZ and look into NZ’s EV future.
