What a day

Last week I attended the EV Show at Excel in London and met the fabulous team at The EV Cafe who had a stand there. Not only that but I also met loads of experts and innovators in the EV industry, some of whom I had only previously met online.

Just finding out more about the technology in the sector and all of the interconnectivity that brings it together to form part of what constitutes the EV infrastructure was fascinating.

The technology is moving forward so quickly and is changing in such a positive way. Everyone in the sector wants to do good for their customers, providing solutions out of the furnace of innovation that is the EV sector.

Some of the inaccurate press coverage that the industry has received in recent times seems unfair and in some cases unfounded. The lack of understanding from a lot of people needs those within the sector to step up and educate those who are questioning the breadth and reliability of the EV charging network.

Many EV drivers themselves are now standing up for the infrastructure network and are open about how it works which is an extremely powerful force for change.

I find this all very refreshing to be honest, especially as I am not currently an EV driver, although I intend to change that status over the coming months.

It is a sector that I’m learning more about daily. The people working in the sector and all of the peripheral services have been very welcoming to me and very happy to chat, and discuss their products, services, and experiences.

This has all been so useful to cut through the misinformation and negativity that has been floating around in some areas of the media.

If you have minimal information about the EV and EV Infrastructure sector, take a look at the realities of what is going on as you will be surprised how developed EV technologies are already.

You can find out more about the Clean and Renewable Energy Sector, EV, and EV Infrastructure sectors by tuning into the new "Electric Evolution" podcast that I have created. I have been interviewing several people already who are experts in their field in order to help provide us with a way of making informed decisions about how to achieve Net Zero together.

Here is the link to the first episode, I hope you enjoy it.

Thanks for reading and have a fabulous week.

Liz