Where EV charging
and the Grid meet - in person
A new meet-up series
by 
created for decision-makers
shaping the future of EV charging
& the Grid.
We have been featuring speakers from all over Europe
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Next Meet-up:
Interface Germany-Austria
Virtual summit, from 2pm
Interested in taking part of this discussions?
The event editions
Join us for a one-day event in deliberately intimate format: high-quality keynotes,
open discussion, and time to connect with peers who face the same challenges - and opportunities.
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Testimonial
What the industry voices thought about
“What I appreciate most is the opportunity to connect informally with professionals from different subfields - whether it’s grid operators, technology providers, policymakers, or fleet managers. These conversations often spark unexpected ideas and solutions that you simply wouldn’t discover in a siloed setting”
Suzanne van Stien
EV Product Manager at Fudura
“One of the most valuable aspects is the opportunity to connect with industry peers and potential partners in an open, collaborative setting. It’s a chance to share ideas, learn from each other’s experiences, discuss common challenges, and discover practical solutions together.”
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Daniel Bogdanoski
Product Manager at OKQ8
“As a DSO, we value the opportunity to gather market insights and stay close to developments in the industry, particularly around charging infrastructure and heavy transport. Hearing different perspectives on battery energy storage systems and flexibility was especially valuable for us.”
Jacob Ribergaard Vinther van Stien
Senior Business Consultant at Cerius-Radius
FAQ
What is INTERFACE by FLEXECHARGE?
INTERFACE is a series of in-person EV charging events hosted by FLEXECHARGE that brings together Charge Point Operators (CPOs), Distribution System Operators (DSOs), utilities, EPCs, energy experts, battery storage providers, fleet operators, OEMs, and technology companies. The goal is to share practical strategies for scaling EV charging infrastructure in increasingly grid-constrained markets.
Who should attend INTERFACE?
INTERFACE is designed for professionals involved in commercial EV charging and energy infrastructure, including:
- Charge Point Operators (CPOs)
- Energy utilities
- Distribution System Operators (DSOs)
- Fleet operators
- EPCs and engineering companies
- Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) providers
- Renewable energy developers
- EV charging hardware and software providers
- Mobility and infrastructure investors
Whether you're planning, operating, financing, or optimizing charging infrastructure, INTERFACE provides practical insights and networking opportunities.
What topics are covered during INTERFACE?
Topics vary by region but typically include:
- Commercial EV charging infrastructure
- Grid constraints and grid capacity
- Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS)
- Smart charging and load management
- Energy Management Systems (EMS)
- Grid integration
- Flexibility markets
- Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G)
- Megawatt charging (MCS)
- Heavy-duty and fleet charging
- Renewable energy integration
- EU regulations, including AFIR
- Business models for Charge Point Operators
The discussions focus on real deployment challenges rather than theoretical concepts.
Why does INTERFACE focus on grid constraints?
Across Europe, grid capacity is becoming one of the biggest barriers to expanding EV charging infrastructure. New charging hubs often face long connection times, power limitations, and increasing regulatory complexity.
INTERFACE explores practical solutions such as intelligent load management, local energy management, battery storage, and flexible energy systems that help operators deploy charging infrastructure despite grid limitations.
What makes INTERFACE different from other EV charging conferences?
Unlike large trade shows, INTERFACE focuses on practical discussions between professionals working directly on EV charging projects.
Attendees gain:
- Expert keynote presentations
- Real customer case studies
- Technical discussions
- Networking with industry peers
- Insights into regional market developments
- Practical approaches to scaling charging infrastructure
The emphasis is on knowledge sharing and collaboration across the EV charging ecosystem.
Is INTERFACE only for Charge Point Operators?
No.
Although many attendees are Charge Point Operators (CPOs), the event is valuable for anyone involved in the EV charging ecosystem, including utilities, energy companies, hardware manufacturers, software providers, investors, engineering firms, consultants, and public authorities.
Are there networking opportunities?
Yes.
Networking is one of the core objectives of INTERFACE. Attendees can meet peers, exchange experiences, discuss implementation challenges, and connect with experts from across the EV charging and energy industries.
Want to be part of the conversation?
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Attendance is subject to approval to ensure
a balanced and high-quality peer group