by Rob Safrata
After two successful seasons of CEOs and Self-Driving Cars, we’re back with Season 3—bigger and bolder than ever. This season, we’re diving into V2X technology, exploring how connected vehicles are shaping the future of mobility, energy, and infrastructure. Join us as we spark national and international conversations on what needs to be done now, who needs to take action, and what companies need to scale the V2X industry. From cutting-edge innovations to policy shifts and real-world applications, this season is all about turning ideas into action.
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April 16, 2025
<p><strong>In this episode, host Rob Safrata and Dave Earle, CEO & President of the BC Trucking Association discuss the advancements in V2X technology and its implications for the electric vehicle and trucking industries. </strong></p><p>They explore the role of the BC Trucking Association in promoting electrification, the shifts in conversations around electric vehicles, and the engagement with OEMs. </p><p>The discussion also covers the challenges of utility infrastructure, innovative solutions for charging, and the future opportunities for electric vehicles in the trucking sector.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Chapters</strong></p><p>00:00 Introduction to the Conversation</p><p>00:59 Electrification in the Trucking Industry</p><p>08:01 Challenges and Opportunities in Electric Truck Adoption</p><p>14:58 Government Regulations and Industry Response</p><p>20:51 The Future of Electric Trucks and Economic Models</p><p>21:17 Understanding Electric Truck Economics</p><p>24:06 Battery Utilization and Revenue Generation</p><p>26:50 Challenges in Electric Truck Infrastructure</p><p>29:49 Innovative Charging Strategies for Fleets</p><p>33:00 The Future of Electric Fleets</p><p>36:27 Revolutionizing Energy Consumption in Transportation</p><p>39:50 The Role of Utilities in Electric Vehicle Adoption</p>
April 8, 2025
<p>In this episode, host Rob Safrata and Daniel Breton President and CEO of Electric Mobility Canada, explores the challenges and opportunities in the electric vehicle (EV) industry, focusing on the concept of Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) technology. </p><p>The discussion highlights the barriers to EV adoption, including political perceptions, economic considerations, and health impacts of air pollution. </p><p>It emphasizes the need for smarter grid integration and the role of utilities in supporting the transition to electric vehicles. </p><p><strong>Chapters</strong></p><p>00:00 Introduction to Electric Vehicles and Clean Air</p><p>03:05 The Economic Case for Electric Vehicles</p><p>05:58 Political Perceptions and Social Barriers</p><p>08:24 Health Impacts of Air Pollution</p><p>11:10 The Role of Education and Awareness</p><p>14:00 Vehicle-Grid Integration and Efficiency</p><p>16:30 The Future of Electric Fleets</p><p>19:06 Government Investments and Infrastructure Needs</p><p>21:44 The Role of Utilities in Transition</p><p>24:25 Demand Management and Smart Charging</p><p>26:50 Conclusion and Call to Action</p>
March 31, 2025
<p><strong>In this episode, host Rob Safrata and Jeff Davis from Asset Market, explore the transformative potential of V2X technology and vehicle-to-grid systems in the electric vehicle industry. </strong></p><p>They discuss the evolving role of utilities, the challenges and opportunities for fleet owners, and the environmental benefits of transitioning to electric vehicles. The conversation also delves into the broader concept of vehicle-to-everything (V2X) and its impact on the future of transportation, energy management, and sustainability.</p><p><br /></p><p><strong>Chapters</strong></p><p>00:00 Introduction to the Conversation</p><p>00:32 Understanding Vehicle-to-Grid Technology</p><p>02:18 The Role of Utilities in V2G</p><p>05:00 Asset Market's Contribution to V2G</p><p>07:32 Practical Applications of V2G</p><p>09:57 Challenges and Opportunities in V2G</p><p>12:30 Future of Electric Vehicles and V2G</p><p>15:02 The Broader Impact of V2G on Society</p><p>17:50Conclusion and Future Outlook</p>
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