The rollout of Electric Vehicles now presents an opportunity for schools and other academic institutions to benefit from installing charging infrastructure.
Taking place on Thursday May 9 at 10.30am, the latest EB Focus webinar Electric Vehicle Charging in Education will bring together a panel of EV and education experts to discuss the Workplace Charging Scheme.
This has now been extended to schools, academies, colleges and universities meaning they are eligible for grants that reduce the cost of installing new charge points by up to 75 per cent. State-funded education institutions are able to claim up to £2,500 per charging socket for up to 40 charge points. |
Hosted by Dave Smith of the British Educational Suppliers Association and sponsored by EV charging specialists E.ON, our expert panel will discuss upfront costs, ROI, workplace culture and how to minimise risk to get things right first time.
Delegates will be able to interact with, and pose questions to our panel which includes Milly Murray from the Office of Zero Emission Vehicles, James Brown from the Energy Saving Trust and Tracey Burrows from E.ON. |
Registration for the latest EB Focus webinar is free of charge to education professionals and is allocated on a first come, first served basis.
Be sure to register now to get the lowdown on how your organisation can benefit from becoming part of the Electric Vehicle revolution. |
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