Date: May 2026

Utilities of all types are supporting transportation electrification through incentives, rates, and technical assistance. In many cases, multiple programs work together as a transportation electrification portfolio, tackling a range of residential and commercial use cases. Yet the extent to which vehicle purchasers and fleet managers are interested in these programs ebbs and flows based on policy support, fuel prices, and many other variables. How have utilities adapted to maintain momentum in their territories even while EV sales stagnate or decline? Have changing priorities impacted approaches to design and delivery?

In this session, utility program managers and implementers will share front-line experiences and lessons related to transportation electrification program design, implementation, and evolution. Join us to hear their stories, share your own, and gather ideas to bring back to your organization.

Speakers:
Cory Gordon, Duke Energy
Stacy Noblet, ICF
Kessie Avseikova, E Source
Devi Mohan, Con Edison
Katie Davis, ComEd
Katie Parkinson, Pipes and Wires Consulting
Meghan Jennings, Rappahannock Electric Cooperative