Electrifying Industrial Sites and Fleets: Engineering the Power Infrastructure Behind EV Charging at ScaleCPD: 2 hours

Speaker:
Clive Southwell
Date/Time:
Wednesday 14th October 2026 @ 7:00 PM
Venue:
Scunthorpe
Hosted by:
IET Humber
About this event:
Clive Southwell from EV Box to host a session on electrification - From the incoming supply to the vehicle load management, power quality, protection and safety when charging depots, fleets and heavy plant.
Why attend this event:
The scale of the shift: why industrial sites, depots and fleets are electrifying, and what “at scale” means for site load How EV charging works electrically: AC versus DC, connectors and standards, and the vehicle-to-charger handshake The core challenge: power on a constrained site, from load profiles and diversity to the incoming supply as the binding constraint Smart, dynamic load management: deferring costly grid-connection upgrades through EVBox software and power-management hardware Doing it safely and to standard: protection, earthing and power quality, with BS 7671 Section 722, IEC 61851 and OCPP A real-world case study: a depot or fleet deployment, what was designed, what surprised the team, and what they would change
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