How a Utility Built One of Europe’s Biggest EV Networks Across Every Use Case

Many utilities are still running pilots, debating frameworks, and waiting to see what happens with government grants. Meanwhile, utilities that committed early are pulling ahead.

Norlys made a big bet on EV charging and today operates one of Europe's largest charging networks across residential, commercial, and public use cases. They didn't get there overnight. In this live session, Philip Aude Skeldrup, Senior Director of eMobility at Norlys, breaks down exactly how they built such a complete eMobility offering:

• What key early decisions they made and their impact
• How they managed to scale and keep deploying so fast
• How they expanded across use cases without losing operational control
• What it actually took to turn a traditional utility into a consumer EV brand people choose, not just use

Denmark is one of Europe's most advanced EV markets with more than 80% of new vehicle registrations being electric. Norlys is a big reason why. The lessons they learned scaling from early pilots to one of Europe’s biggest networks can illuminate how other utilities can go on a similar journey.

If you're serious about making EV charging a real part of your utility portfolio, this is the conversation for you.