Roadmap Conference

2018 Program

Roadmap 11: Test Drive the Future

"The future is already here - it's just not evenly distributed."
- William Gibson, science fiction author.

Roadmap invites participants to "test drive the future," learning from industry leaders as well as the leading communities and regional markets. Programming will be organized around these tracks:

View, download a PDF version of the 2018 conference program here.

Monday, June 18, 2018

	Pre-Conference Events & Tours
10:00-12:00pm	Touring the City of Roses by E-Bike | Morning Tour ▾ 10:00-12:00pm Experience Portland on an electric bike! See what makes Portland a leader in sustainable, urban mobility and an ideal electric vehicle living lab. Attendees will get the chance to see key electric vehicle infrastructure "landmarks" and explore Portland's natural beauty and easy-to-use bike infrastructure during one of the best months of the year to bike around the city. The two-hour tour will be provided through Cycle Portland, a local company that specializes in helping people experience the city on a bike. A limited number of seats are available, so reserve your ticket today to ride today! The tour will begin and end at the World Trade Center 2 Plaza on the corner of SW 1st Ave and Salmon (25 SW Salmon St, Portland, OR 97204) Note: Helmets will be provided. Sign-up to attend on the registration page. 10 people maximum
12:00-6:00pm	Early Check-In at the Go Forth Electric Showcase Come pick up your badge early to avoid the lines in the morning! While you are at it check out the Go Forth Electric Showcase. World Trade Center | SW 1st Ave. Portland, OR 97204
1:00-3:00pm	Touring the City of Roses by E-Bike | Afternoon Tour ▾ 1:00-3:00pm Experience Portland on a GenZe electric bike! See what makes Portland a leader in sustainable, urban mobility and an ideal electric vehicle living lab. Attendees will get the chance to see key electric vehicle infrastructure "landmarks" and explore Portland's natural beauty and easy-to-use bike infrastructure during one of the best months of the year to bike around the city. The two-hour tour will be provided through Cycle Portland, a local company that specializes in helping people experience the city on a bike. A limited number of seats are available, so reserve your ticket today to ride today! The tour will begin and end at the World Trade Center 2 Plaza on the corner of SW 1st Ave and Salmon (25 SW Salmon St, Portland, OR 97204) Note: Helmets will be provided. Sign-up to attend on the registration page. 10 people maximum
1:00-5:30pm	Electric Wine Tasting Tour ▾ Sponsored by: Explore Oregon's Willamette Valley, unwind and get plugged in on a scenic adventure along the Willamette Valley Bounty Electric Byway! Ride in an all-electric BYD coach bus for an afternoon at Stoller Family Estate and Winderlea Winery & Vineyards. Stoller and Winderlea are both part of Oregon's Plug + Pinot network, a collection of ten wineries that promote electric vehicle tourism and have on-site charging stations. Stoller is one of the premiere sustainable wineries in the Pacific Northwest and the first LEED Gold certified winery in the world. Winderlea is a certified Demeter Biodynamic vineyard and winery specializing in the limited production of Oregon Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. Space is limited - register and reserve your place today! Cost includes wine tastings at both wineries and appetizers at Stoller. Lunch will not be provided on the tour. The tour will begin and end at the World Trade Center 2 Plaza on the corner of SW 1st Ave and Salmon. Sign-up to attend on the registration page. 30 people maximum
4:00-6:00pm Sponsored by:	Welcome Reception ▾ World Trade Center 2 Plaza on the corner of SW 1st Ave and Salmon (25 SW Salmon St, Portland, OR 97204) Start your conference early by joining our complimentary Welcome Reception. Holland has long been a global leader in smart and electric mobility, and this event is generously sponsored by Holland E-Mobility. Come learn about leading developments and solutions from Holland while connecting with your fellow conference attendees. Note: this event is complimentary and included with your full conference registration. If you are not attending the full conference, a separate ticket may be purchased for $25 here.
5:30-7:30pm	Women of Electric Vehicles ▾ The Women of Electric Vehicles (WEVS) is a group of women celebrating and advancing female leadership in the electric vehicle industry. Their annual pre-EV Roadmap event provides a wonderful opportunity for women who are attending the conference to get a head-start on networking and sharing insights. The event is generously sponsored by Forth, Paul G. Allen Philanthropies and Fremont Brewing. Ecotrust - Rooftop Terrace | 721 NW Ninth Avenue, Suite 200, Portland, OR 97209 RSVP here

Tuesday, June 19, 2018

	Track 1: Cars Meeting Room A105 Track sponsor:	Track 2: Charging Oregon Ballroom 201 Track Sponsor:	Track 3: Community Oregon Ballroom 202-204 Track Sponsor:	Track 4: Cutting Edge Meeting Room A106 Track Sponsor:
8:00-9:00am	Registration & Breakfast
8:00am-4:00pm	Ride & Drive and Vehicle Exhibits
8:00am-7:30pm	Exhibits
9:00-9:15am	Welcome & Opening Remarks Jeff Allen | Executive Director, Forth
9:15-9:45am	Opening Keynote Introduction: John Janchar | President, Telecommunications, Black & Veatch Brendan Jones | Chief Operating Officer, Electrify America
9:45-10:15am	Networking Break
10:15-11:30am	Electrifying Shared Mobility ▾  Sponsored by: After several years of fits and starts, shared mobility services are beginning to electrify in a major way. From the Uber Electric initiative to car sharing pilots around the world, progress is accelerating. This panel will explore promising strategies to electrify shared mobility, and the lessons we are learning along the way. Introduction: M. Nels Johnson | Senior Vice-President, Thorn Run Partners Moderator: Jon Isaacs | Public Affairs Manager, Uber Peter Dempster | Strategy and Market Development Lead, ReachNow  Clement Rames | Sustainable Mobility Systems Research Engineer, National Renewable Energy Laboratory Kelly Rula | New Mobility, Climate, and Urban Freight, Seattle Department of Transportation  Pete Slowik | Associate Researcher, International Council on Clean Transportation	Smart Charging in the Real World ▾ Sponsored by: Excitement about using electric vehicles to provide grid services has tended to run ahead of the business model for doing so. However, a number of promising smart charging applications with strong business models are now emerging. This session will explore projects underway, lessons learned, and the path ahead. Introduction: Randy Davis | Business Development, IBEW 48 Moderator: Jason Klotz | Manager of Emerging Technologies for Retail Strategy and Development, Portland General Electric Baerte de Brey | Chief International Officer, ElaadNL Jurjen de Jong | CEO and Co-Founder, GreenFlux Mark Goody | Manager, Electric Vehicle Programs, FleetCarma Lucy McKenzie | Managing Consultant, E3	Smart & Electric Cities ▾ Sponsored by: While legal and regulatory issues may be national, cities are where the "rubber hits the road" for new mobility technologies. Several cities have developed innovative strategies that attempt to steer electric, shared, connected and autonomous technologies toward achieving local goals and priorities. This session will explore their progress, challenges, and lessons learned. Introduction: Karl Popham | Manager, Electric Vehicles & Emerging Technologies, Austin Energy Moderator: Robert Bertini | Director, Center for Urban Transportation Research and Professor of Civil & Environmental Engineering, University of South Florida Mark Dowd | Executive Director, Smart Cities Lab Jennifer Gress | Office of Mayor Darrell Steinberg, City of Sacramento  Steve Lommele | Project Leader, Vehicle Technology Integration Group, National Renewable Energy Laboratory  Karl Popham | Manager, Electric Vehicles & Emerging Technologies, Austin Energy	Lightning Talks ▾ Hold on to your seat! Some sessions in this track will feature a half-dozen "ignite" style talks of 5-7 minutes each, with brief Q&A periods afterwards, exploring a diverse range of cutting edge topics. These short-format talks are guaranteed to get you talking! David Jackson - Incentivizing Emissions Reduction to Advance Non-Road Electric Vehicles and Charging Infrastructure This presentation discusses a program that leveraged utility incentives to cost effectively support reduced emissions, enhanced environmental benefits, beneficial load growth, and improved commercial and industrial customer operations with electric forklifts, electric airport ground support equipment, heavy-duty truck stop electrification, and electric truck refrigeration units. Suresh Jayanthi - Medium Duty EV Fleet Electrification First/last mile logistics fleet electrification will be accelerated through dedicated scalable EV infrastructure hubs. Jill MacKay - Social Equity in an Automated/Connected/Electric/Shared World Leveraging advancements in mobility technology to improve accessibility and build community for all users. Matthew Metz - Changing the Meaning of Gasoline How we can accelerate EV adoption by changing the cultural meaning of gasoline. Tony Tom - How Cities Can Improve Community Mobility through Public Private Partnerships By becoming smart about mobility, cities can effectively create public private partnerships to gain useful data to enhance existing transportation infrastructure while layering in innovative services to benefit both consumers and government decision-makers. Moderator: Harm Weken | Managing Partner, FIER Automotive David Jackson | Senior Business Development Manager, Lockheed Martin Energy  Suresh Jayanthi | Vice President of Energy Services, Chanje Energy  Jill MacKay | Senior Associate, CAV Practice Lead, IBI Group  Brennon Morioka | General Manager of Electrification of Transportation, Hawaiian Electric Company Matthew Metz | Founder and Co-Executive Director, Coltura  Philip Sheehy | Technical Director, ICF  Tony Tom | Chief Business Development Officer, moovel
11:30am-12:30pm	Lunch Title Sponsor Uber will share news about their work turning more miles into zero-emission miles during lunch.
12:30-1:45pm	Electric School Buses: The Next Big Thing? ▾ Heavy duty electric vehicles are coming faster than most analysts would have predicted. One of the most promising - and perhaps surprising - markets is school buses. This market is growing fast, thanks in part to concerns about childrens' health, and access to Volkswagen settlement funds. This session will focus on emerging opportunities, strategies, and challenges in this promising new segment. Moderator: Ruchi Sadhir | Associate Director, Strategic Engagement & Development, Oregon Department of Energy Michelle Kinman | Clean Energy and Transportation Program Director, Environment California Kevin Matthews | Managing Director, NSI, LLC Michelle McCutcheon-Schour | Consultant, Vermont Energy Investment Corporation Hannon Rasool | Clean Transportation Development Manager, San Diego Gas & Electric	21st Century Charging Infrastructure ▾ Sponsored by: As the electric vehicle market scales up past early adopters, fast charging is getting faster, more common, and more user-friendly. This panel will explore emerging models of fast charging infrastructure that are designed to serve millions of vehicles in the years ahead. Introduction: Paul Glenney | CEO, Hubject Inc. Moderator: Paul Stith | Director of Strategy & Innovation, Black & Veatch Cassie Bowe | Associate Vice President, Energy Impact Partners Ashley Horvat | Vice President Public & Private Partnerships, Greenlots Wayne Killen | Senior Director of Infrastructure Planning and Business Development, Electrify America, LLC Jonathan Levy | Vice President, Strategic Initiatives, EVgo Dr. Matteo Muratori | Transportation and Energy Systems Engineer, National Renewable Energy Laboratory	State Policy Leadership ▾ Model EV Policy Toolkit From state level electric vehicle rebates to multi-state collaborative efforts, US states have been emerging as innovators and leaders in promoting clean electric and advanced mobility. Come learn how these innovations have come to fruition, and what the future may hold. Moderator: Sue Gander | Director - Environment, Energy and Transportation Division, National Governors Association Daniel Bates | Partner, Thorn Run Partners Mary Lunetta | Campaign Representative, Electric Vehicles Initiative, Sierra Club Sarah McKearnan | Senior Policy Advisor, NESCAUM Dr. Geoff Morrison | Associate, Cadmus Group Ben Prochazka | Vice President, Electrification Coalition	Designing Equity-Centered EV Programs ▾  Utility electric vehicle programs often attempt to address equity by dedicating a minimum percentage of charging stations to low income communities, but this approach is limited at best. Other electric vehicle programs may only focus on "equitable access," but more is needed like community engagement and maximizing economic opportunities. This hands-on workshop will unpack what equity means in the context of transportation electrification and discuss best practices, strategies, and components for developing effective equity-centered electric vehicle programs. Bring your challenges, your ideas, and your creativity! Joel Espino | Environmental Equity Legal Counsel, The Greenlining Institute Hana Creger | Environmental Equity Coordinator, The Greenlining Institute
1:45-2:15pm	Networking Break
2:15-3:30pm	Fuel Cell Future ▾ Fuel cell electric vehicles powered by hydrogen are now available to retail customers in California. What lessons have we learned there, and what does the future hold for wider distribution of fuel cell vehicles? Sponsored by: Moderator: Chris White | Communications Director, California Fuel Cell Partnership  Maryline Daviaud Lewett | Director of Business Development, Transformative Technologies, Black & Veatch  Stephen Ellis | Manager, Fuel Cell Vehicle Marketing, American Honda Motor Co., Inc.  Craig Scott | Senior Manager, Advanced Business Strategy, Toyota Motor North America	Coordinating Multiple Charging Investments ▾ Many markets are seeing unprecedented investments in charging infrastructure from multiple sources, including Volkswagen settlement funds; Electrify America investments; and utility programs. How can the industry demonstrate and communicate the fact that these investments - and many more - are all necessary? How can these different investments best be coordinated and leveraged? Moderator: Charlie Allcock | Board Member, Forth Gina Coplon-Newfield | Director, Clean Transportation for All Campaign, Sierra Club  Seth Cutler | Chief Engineer, Electrify America, LLC Elaine O'Grady | Senior Policy Advisor, NESCAUM  Román Partida-López | Environmental Equity Legal Counsel, The Greenlining Institute	Equity Projects With Impact ▾ The past year has seen the launch of a number of exciting new projects designed to bring the benefits of electric, shared, and autonomous vehicles to traditionally underserved communities. This panel will highlight the most promising, sustainable, and scalable projects, and the lessons learned to date. Moderator: Fabiola Lao | Senior Transportation Policy Manager, Center for Sustainable Energy Keith Budden | Head of Innovation Support, Centre of Excellence for Low Emission Vehicles UK  Tom Knox | Executive Director, Valley Clean Air Now  Catherine Teebay | Program Manager, Forth  Jhana Valentine | Program Director, Clean Vehicle Assistance Program, Beneficial State Foundation	The Transportation Electrification Accord ▾   The Transportation Electrification Accord is a set of guiding principles for promoting transportation electrification, endorsed by diverse stakeholders including the Natural Resources Defense Council, Sierra Club, Honda, BYD, Plug In America, Illinois Citizen Utility Board, and Forth. This session will explain the Accord, its intended use, and its potential benefits. Moderator: Josh Stebbins | Managing Attorney, Sierra Club Christopher Budzynski | Director, Utility Strategy, Exelon Utilities Noah Garcia | Transportation Policy Analyst, Natural Resources Defense Council Britta Gross| Director of Advanced Vehicle Commercialization Policy, General Motors Katherine Stainken | Policy Director, Plug In America
3:30-4:00pm	Networking Break
4:00-5:30pm	Live Focus Group ▾ Sponsored by:     One of the most popular recurring elements in the Roadmap series, this live focus group will ground attendees in the real-world challenges facing expanded electric vehicle adoption. Professional facilitators will quiz drivers, and audience members can pose questions of their own in real time. Introduction: Mersiha McClaren, Ph.D. | Senior Consultant, Research Into Action, Inc.
5:30-7:30pm	Evening Reception ▾ Oregon Convention Center | Oregon Ballroom - 777 NE Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd, Portland, OR 97232 Please join your colleagues among the exhibits to enjoy local Oregon wine and beer, appetizers, and networking. Note: this event is complimentary and included with your full conference registration. If you are not attending the full conference, a separate ticket may be purchased for $25 here.

Wednesday, June 20, 2018

	Track 1: Cars Meeting Room A105 Track sponsor:	Track 2: Charging Oregon Ballroom 201 Track Sponsor:	Track 3: Community Oregon Ballroom 202-204 Track Sponsor:	Track 4: Cutting Edge Meeting Room A106 Track Sponsor:
7:15-8:45am	Breakfast Workshop 'The Dutch Approach' ▾ | Meeting Room A106 A group of Dutch experts will be at Roadmap 11 to talk about and discuss the opportunities of Smart Charging and Smart eMobility. By turning itself into one huge Living Lab for Smart Charging of electric vehicles, the Netherlands are fast becoming the international front runner for smart charging EVs, using them to store peak power production of solar and wind. This workshop is organized to get to know the Dutch 'movers and shakers' and explore collaboration and business development between smart mobility organizations in the Netherlands and the United States. Free to attend, RSVP here >>
8:00-9:00am	Registration & Breakfast
9:00-9:15am	Welcome Jeff Allen | Executive Director, Forth Introduction: Maria Pope | President & CEO, Portland General Electric Kate Brown | Governor of Oregon
9:15-10:30am Sponsored by:	Opening Plenary | The Utility Role: A Regulatory View ▾ As utilities become more heavily engaged in the electric vehicle industry, utility regulators have been called upon to quickly develop new rules and regulatory approaches. In this session, moderated by former Commissioner Phil Jones, we will hear directly from leading state regulators about their approaches to this fast-moving sector and explore the path ahead. Moderator: Phil Jones | Former Commissioner, Washington State Public Utilities Megan Decker | Comissioner, Oregon Public Utility Commission Asim Haque | Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, Public Utilities Commission of Ohio Kevin Hughes | Chairman, Maryland Public Service Commission Norm Saari | Michigan Public Service Commission
10:30-11:00am	Networking Break
10:30-11:00am	Mini Session: New Multi-State ZEV Action Plan Hits the Street ▾  Nine states are reaffirming their strong commitment to transportation electrification with the release of a new Multi-State ZEV Action Plan for 2018-2021. The Action Plan, which builds on the successes and lessons learned from implementation of an earlier 2014 Action Plan, recommends 80 market enabling actions for states, automakers, dealers, utilities, charging and fueling companies and other key partners to rapidly accelerate ZEV market growth. Come hear the perspectives of four states on the next generation of actions for a critical period of market evolution. Leslie Baroody | Advanced Clean Cars Branch, California Air Resources Board Linda Benevides | Director of Green Business, Massachusetts Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs Peg Hanna | Assistant Director, New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Cory-Ann Wind | Program Manager, Oregon Clean Fuels Program
11:00am-12:15pm	Scaling Electric Transit ▾ In China, Shenzen has already electrified its entire fleet of over 16,000 buses; nearly a dozen cities around the world have pledged to follow suit. This panel will explore the new challenges and opportunities that come as transit agencies move from demonstration projects to full-scale electrification. Moderator: Tyler Hughes | EV Infrastructure Development, Burns & McDonnell Zach Kahn | Director of Government Relations North America, BYD  Alan Mace | Product Manager, Ballard Power Systems Inc.  Merisha McClaren | Senior Consultant, Research Into Action  Daniel Simounet | Vice President of Transportation, Americas Region, ABB Inc.	Using EVs to Lower Electricity Costs ▾ With the right policies and programs in place, transportation electrification will support the electric grid to the benefit of all utility customers. This panel will discuss real world examples of programs and policies designed to capture those benefits and increase fuel cost savings, as well as the analytical framework demonstrating how transportation electrification can lower power bills. Moderator: Kellen Schefter | Manager, Sustainable Technology, EEI Sara Forni | Senior Manager of Clean Vehicles, CERES  Max Baumhefner | Attorney, Clean Vehicles & Fuels, Energy & Transportation Program, Natural Resources Defense Council Dave Kolata | Executive Director, Citizens Utility Board  Nancy Ryan | Partner, E3	Businesses Leading the Way ▾ Businesses own over half of all registered vehicles in the world, and influence millions of employees and customers. This session will explore business leadership in promoting electric and clean transportation, from workplace charging through enterprise level clean transportation commitments. Moderator: Ben Farrow | Manager New Product Development, PSE Michael Backstrom | Managing Director, Energy & Environmental Policy, Southern California Edison  Zach Henkin | Deputy Director, Forth  Sandra Roling | Head of EV100, The Climate Group  Rolf Schreiber | Energy Systems Program Manager, Google	Lightning Talks ▾ Hold on to your seat! Some sessions in this track will feature a half-dozen "ignite" style talks of 5-7 minutes each, with brief Q&A periods afterwards, exploring a diverse range of cutting edge topics. These short-format talks are guaranteed to get you talking! Scott Hardman - Are consumers on a path towards electric vehicles? The next barrier to electric vehicle market growth may be a lack of consumer engagement and awareness of the vehicles and infrastructure. To achieve market goals for electric vehicles more effort is needed to engage consumers. Erika Myers - Utilities and Electric Vehicles: Evolving to Unlock Grid Value Based on SEPA report findings published in March 2018, nearly 3/4 of surveyed electric utilities across the country are in the earliest stages of EV program and activity deployment. Attendees will learn more about pathways to success to ensure that EVs are a grid asset - and not a grid liability. Nick Nigro - Atlas EV Hub Through the greater access to data, advanced analytics, and peer-to-peer workgroups, the Atlas EV Hub is transforming the way professionals work on transportation electrification. Natalia Swalnick - Electric Vehicles in a Rental Car Application Through the Electrification Coalition's implementation of Drive Electric Orlando, attendees will learn about the successes and challenges of placing EVs in the rental car market and the future potential of this pathway to expand the market. Mark Simon - EV infrastructure in a dense urban environment. NY City's approach. Brian Spak - Another Instrument in the Orchestra: the Role of EVs in Australia's Distributed Energy Future Moderator: Andrew Dick | Connected, Automated, and Electric Vehicle Advisor, Oregon Department of Transportation Scott Hardman | Plug-in Hybrid and Electric Vehicle Research Center, Institute of Transportation Studies, UC Davis  Erika Myers | Director, Research, Smart Electric Power Alliance  Nick Nigro | Founder, Atlas Public Policy  Mark Simon | Director, Electric Vehicle Policy, Transportation Planning & Management Division, New York City Department of Transportation  Brian Spak | Leader - Grids and Renewable Integration, CSIRO  Natalia Swalnick | Director, Electric Vehicle and Smart Mobility Programs, Electrification Coalition
12:15-1:15pm	Lunch
1:15-2:30pm	Consumer Engagement Begins at Home ▾ Sponsored by: The average new car buyer spends over 13 hours conducting research, half of it online and much of it via third-party websites. What online resources are available to help potential electric car buyers evaluate their options, find charging stations, and make purchase decisions? How can these tools be strengthened to accelerate market growth? Introduction: Lisa Chiladakis | Manager, Technology and Programs, Veloz Moderator: Chelsea Sexton | Independent EV Advisor, Consultant and Author Bengt Halvorson | Environmental Editor, Car and Driver Andre Javier-Barry | ChooseEV Outreach, D+R International  Matt Teske | Founder, Chargeway	Electrifying Columbus ▾   Sponsored by: In 2016, Columbus successfully competed against 77 US cities to win the Smart City Challenge. With $40 million from the U.S. Department of Transportation and $10 million from Vulcan, Inc., a Paul G. Allen Company, Columbus has embarked on an ambitious effort to reinvent mobility. This panel will explore their progress to date, lessons learned, and future plans. Moderator: Loreana Marciante | Strategy Manager, Low Carbon Mobility, Paul G. Allen Philanthropies Brandi Braun | Deputy Innovation Officer, City of Columbus Jordan Davis | Director, Smart Columbus, Columbus Partnership Beth Snoke | Director, Transportation and Traffic Management, Ohio State University	Autonomous, Sustainable, and Equitable? ▾ Autonomous vehicles are quickly becoming accessible and mainstream, and are likely to serve as the foundation of shared mobility. How can technology and policy work together to create sustainable transportation options? Can autonomous mobility technology yield more equitable outcomes - and if so, how? What pilot projects would help demonstrate this new direction? Sponsored by: Moderator: Leah Treat | Director, Portland Bureau of Transportation Sam Arons | Director of Sustainability, Lyft, Inc. Hana Creger | Environmental Equity Coordinator, The Greenlining Institute  Lauren Isaac | Director of Business Initiatives, EasyMile Jeanette Shaw | Director of Government Relations, Forth	Lightning Talks ▾ Hold on to your seat! Some sessions in this track will feature a half-dozen "ignite" style talks of 5-7 minutes each, with brief Q&A periods afterwards, exploring a diverse range of cutting edge topics. These short-format talks are guaranteed to get you talking! Peter Banwell - Building Energy Efficiency into North American Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Peter Banwell, from EPA's ENERGY STAR Program, will show how EPA is working with manufacturers and stakeholders to build energy efficiency into the EV charging networks. His presentation will cover Level 1, 2 and DC Fast Charging, program requirements, and recommendations for purchasing best practices. Stacy Noblet, ICF will review the elements, benefits, and shortfalls of EV readiness planning to date, with a focus on challenges that may be holding back further EV adoption in the United States. Wilfred Pinfold - Global City Teams Challenge (GCTC) This talk will explain what the Global City Teams Challenge is, how it is accelerating Smart City adoption including connected electric vehicles for last mile transport and freight, and how to get involved. Brett Williams - Rebated EVs Across Four States: Indicators of Impact Deconstructing fears such as "Are electric vehicles and rebates just for rich white men buying extra toys they would have bought anyway?", this talk uses demographic, vehicle-replacement, and rebate-influence data to create indicators of impact and assess progress across four states. Moderator: Barry Woods | Director of Electric Vehicle Innovation, ReVision Energy Monica Araya | Founder & Director, Costa Rica Limpia / MovilidadElectrica.org  Peter Banwell | Marketing Manager, ENERGY STAR, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency  Brian Kariger | CEO, Recargo, Inc. Stacy Noblet | Senior Manager, ICF  Wilfred Pinfold | CEO, Urban.Systems Inc.  David Reichmuth | Senior Engineer, Clean Vehicles Program, Union of Concerned Scientists  Brett Williams | Principal Advisor, Clean Transportation, Center for Sustainable Energy
2:30-3:00pm	Networking Break
2:30-3:00pm	Mini Session: Curbside Charging ▾ As EV adoption grows, so does the need to provide a complete EV charging infrastructure wherever drivers go. Increasing the number of curbside charging stations in densely populated cities where many drivers live and work is a key step. These deployment projects have intricate requirements, that pose several challenges and benefits that will be discussed during this presentation. Scott Saffian | Regional General Manager - Western United States, FLO
3:00-4:15pm	Engaging Dealers to Transform Car Markets ▾ Advocates and car shoppers alike have criticized dealerships' efforts to sell electric cars, yet dealerships are central to the sales process. This panel will explore the reasons behind these problems, and report on promising initiatives to incentivize and support dealerships. Moderator: Robert Langford | Manager, Plug-In Electric Vehicle Sales, Honda April Bolduc | President and Founder, S Curve Strategies  Eric Cahill | Program Director, Plug In America  David Roberts | Senior Consultant, VEIC	Emerging Best Practices in Building Codes ▾ New "EV-ready" building codes can save a lot of money and headaches down the road, but what should be required now to "future-proof" our buildings? And how can we build political support for these efforts? This session will explore both the substance and the strategy. Moderator: Amy Hillman | NW Client Relations Manager, Blink Charging Justin Brightharp | Alternative Fuel Vehicle Technical Advisor, City of Atlanta  Junaid Faruq | Senior Charging Policy Engineer, Tesla Ed Pike | Senior Engineer, Energy Solutions	Paying for Roads in a Post-Gas Post-Car Era ▾ The International ZEV Alliance has set a goal that all new vehicles sold be electric by 2050; other governments are setting more ambitious targets. Meanwhile, some analysts predict dramatic decreases in car ownership overall. How will we pay for roads in a post-gas, post-car era? This panel will explore a range of options and pilot projects. Sponsored by: Introduction: Daniel Mathis | Division Administrator, FHWA Moderator: Representative Jake Fey | 27th Legislative District, State of Washington House of Representatives Maureen Bock | OReGO Program Manager, Oregon Department of Transportation  Alan Jenn | Researcher, Plug-in Hybrid and Electric Vehicle Group, Sustainable Transportation Energy Pathways, Institute of Transportation Studies, University of California, Davis  Rebecca Lewis, Ph.D. | Assistant Professor and Research Director, University of Oregon Sustainable Cities Initiative	The End of Gas Cars? ▾ Recent headlines have been full of commitments from various countries to achieve 100% zero-emission vehicles sales or even ban the sale of diesel or gasoline cars by a certain date, usually 2050 or earlier. For example, 13 governments, including California, Oregon, and Germany have committed to "make all passenger vehicle sales in our jurisdictions ZEVs as fast as possible, and no later than 2050" and 12 major cities including London, Milan, Mexico City, and Los Angeles have committed to "ensuring a major area of our city is zero emission by 2030". But what lies behind these headlines? How would such actions be implemented and enforced? What policies and investments would be required to support these goals? Are they constructive, or a distraction? This session will dig into the details behind the headlines. Moderator: Anthony Eggert | Program Director - Transportation, ClimateWorks Foundation Christina Bu | Secretary General, The Norwegian EV Association Roland Hwang | Managing Director, Climate and Clean Energy Program, Natural Resources Defense Council Bert Klerk | Chairman, Holland E-Mobility  Chris Nelder | Manager, EV-Grid Integration, Rocky Mountain Institute
4:15-4:30pm	Networking Break
4:30-5:00pm	Closing Keynote Janea A. Scott | Commissioner, California Energy Commission
5:30-8:00pm Sponsored by:	After-party at moovel ▾ 209 NW 4th Ave. #200 Join us as we celebrate the end of Roadmap 11! Network with fellow conference attendees while enjoying local wine, beer and appetizers. Our host will be moovel, an urban mobility company that is widely recognized as a leading provider of multi-modal transportation solutions. To get to moovel's downtown Portland office from the conference venue, we encourage you to walk, use Trimet, or hop on a BIKETOWN bike. Note: this event is complimentary and included with your full conference registration. If you are not attending the full conference, a separate ticket may be purchased for $25 here.

Thursday, June 21, 2018