March 2022
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This conference examined the future for Zero Emission Vehicles (ZEVs) in the UK.
Areas for discussion included:
- progress - latest thinking on the Government’s targets for zero emissions at the tailpipe and ending petrol and diesel cars sales
- challenges - scaling up - commercial and infrastructure issues - tackling barriers - options for support for the UK automotive sector
- regulation - assessing priorities for reform and the future framework
- supply chain - how issues around materials and computer chips can be addressed
- scaling up - next steps for electric vehicle and charge point rollout
We were pleased to be able to include a keynote session with Caroline Low, Director of Transport Decarbonisation, Department for Transport; as well as further contributions from: Maria Bengtsson, Partner, UK&I Electric Vehicle Lead, EY; Toby Butler, General Manager for E-Mobility Europe, Shell; Martin Dean, Managing Director, Bus Development, The Go-Ahead Group; Michelle Gardner, Head of Public Policy, Logistics UK; Steve Gooding, Director, RAC Foundation; Konstanze Scharring, Director of Policy and Government Affairs, SMMT; and Simon Swan, Mobility Solutions Director, Arcadis.
The conference was an opportunity for stakeholders to consider the issues alongside key policy officials who attended from the DfT; the ORR; BEIS; HMRC; HM Treasury; the Cabinet Office; Defra; the DCMS; the DfE, NI; the DIT; DAERA, NI; FCDO; the GLD; HSE; the House of Commons Library; the MCA and the Welsh Government - as well as parliamentary pass-holders from the House of Lords.
