Electric Vehicle (EV) Infrastructure and Charging Systems
Published 3/2025
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280×720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Master EV charging systems, site planning, ROI models, V2G, policy, fast charging & wireless tech for real-world use.
What you’ll learn
Understand EV charging types, levels, and standards like CCS, CHAdeMO, Type 2, and DC fast charging across global markets.
Learn how to plan and deploy EV charging stations, including site selection, grid integration, and hardware components.
Explore business models for EV charging networks, from subscription plans to pay-per-use and free charging models.
Analyze EV charging ROI, costs, and revenue streams with real-world case studies and a hands-on ROI calculator.
Study EV infrastructure regulations, incentives, and policies shaping deployment in the U.S., Europe, and China.
Understand vehicle-to-grid (V2G) and wireless charging technologies driving the future of EV charging.
Learn from case studies like Tesla’s Supercharger network and China’s nationwide fast-charging rollout.
Explore investment opportunities and market trends in EV charging for entrepreneurs and professionals.
Design a small-scale EV charging business model in the final project to apply your knowledge practically.
Requirements
Basic understanding of energy or engineering concepts is helpful, but not required-everything is clearly explained step-by-step.
An interest in electric mobility, sustainability, or infrastructure planning will help you get the most out of the learning experience.
Description
Who this course is for
Engineers and technicians in the EV, power, or energy sector looking to deepen their knowledge of EV charging infrastructure.
Entrepreneurs and investors exploring opportunities in the rapidly growing EV charging industry and mobility sector.
Urban planners and policymakers seeking to understand how EV charging networks impact city design and sustainability.
Automotive professionals and OEMs interested in charging technologies, connectors, and standards.
Renewable energy professionals who want to expand their knowledge into the intersection of EVs, solar, and grid storage.
Students in energy, electrical, or mechanical engineering looking to build real-world knowledge of EV charging systems.
EV charging station operators or installers aiming to understand planning, ROI, and hardware selection.
Government officials and regulators working on transport electrification policies and EV infrastructure deployment.
Anyone curious about electric vehicles and how the world is preparing for mass adoption of clean transportation.
