Sweden is spending vast resources on alleviating the cost of fossil fuels - while measures that would actually reduce oil dependence are moving too slowly. Home charging is one of the most tangible keys. The politics have yet to match the ambition.
Wednesday 24 June
4 p.m. - 4:45 p.m.
2030 Arena
Hästgatan 12, Visby
45 mins
Panel Talk
Sweden says electrification should go faster. Yet conversion is being slowed down where people actually live.
At the same time, huge public resources are being spent on alleviating the cost of fossil fuels - while measures that would increase the pace of electrification are slow.
What does it take to make home charging possible for more people?
And what does a policy look like that really reduces fossil dependence instead of temporarily mitigating the cost of it?
Voices from politics, industry and research
- moderated by one of Sweden's top communication strategists.
For the first time, ChargeNode invites you to a seminar of its own during Almedalen Week. In the 2030 arena, politicians, industry players and research meet in a conversation about how Sweden is moving from symptom relief to structural measures.
What does it take to make home charging possible for more people, and what does a policy look like that really reduces fossil dependency instead of temporarily mitigating the cost of it?
Welcome to a conversation about the pace of transition, home recharging and political priorities, and about what Sweden actually needs to do to move from crisis action to a long-term direction.
Charlotte Bergqvist
Annika Abrahams
Mattias Goldmann
Johanna Lakso
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It's not just about climate. At a time of geopolitical turmoil, reduced oil dependence is a security issue. The pace of change determines how vulnerable the transport system is.
If people cannot charge where they live, electrification is effectively slowed down. Especially in apartment blocks and condominium associations - where 18,510 BRFs still lack charging.
Compared to what the state spends annually on fossil subsidies, the measures that allow home recharging are a fraction. The issue isn't resources - it's prioritization.
Continue the conversation in a smaller circle.
Immediately after the seminar, ChargeNode invites you to mingle in the café of the 2030 arena.
Limited number of seats.
Wednesday 24 June
16.30 - 17.30 (In direct connection with the call)
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