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Best Practices for EV Charging Testing in the Evolving Clean Energy Industry with NI & Averna Solutions

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The rapid growth of Electric Vehicles (EVs) and the broader transition to renewable energy sources are transforming the energy landscape, necessitating the development of resilient and dependable renewable energy infrastructure. Solar cells, stationary energy storage systems, and Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) are at the core of this transformation, aiding in the integration of various renewable energy sources into the grid. This webinar highlights the paramount importance of testing in ensuring the reliability and safety of these fundamental components while acknowledging their connection to other renewable energy technologies.

Testing serves as the linchpin for identifying and addressing potential issues in solar cells, storage systems, EVSE, and other renewable energy components, guaranteeing their long-term functionality and reducing operational risks. Challenges in testing these technologies stem from the intricate interplay of factors like weather variations, battery degradation, system efficiency, and compatibility between EVs and EVSE. This presentation will explore testing methods and emerging technologies designed to surmount these obstacles.

Participate to gain insights into how comprehensive testing of stationary storage, EVSE, and other renewable energy components contributes to the seamless operation of renewable energy infrastructure. Together, we can expedite the adoption of clean energy sources and pave the way for a sustainable and inclusive energy future.


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Presented by:

  • Brandon Brice, Principal Business Development Manager, NI

  • Benjamin Giguere, Systems Engineer, Averna

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