Data-driven decarbonisation: taking the guesswork out of drivable range for battery electric trucks hosted by IET Victoria Network
About
Decarbonisation of Australia’s heaviest land transport emitters – the long-haul road freight fleet – is gaining traction. Key to accelerating the transition is the strategic placement of charging infrastructure. Join this session to hear how engineering fundamentals combined with data science principles provide relevant, timely, and actionable answers to questions such as:
- What is the drivable range of an electric truck?
- What does a strategic network of charging sites look like for a variable range fleet?
- When and where should we focus investment to develop a comprehensive charging network?
- How can simulation derisk vehicle acquisition and charging site development investments?
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Continuing Professional Development
This event can contribute towards your Continuing Professional Development (CPD) hours as part of the IET's CPD monitoring scheme.
26 Mar 2025
6:00pm - 7:30pm
Organiser
- Victoria Local Network
Registration information
If you have any enquiries, please contact Alex Jenkins at Alex.Jenkins@ietvolunteer.org or Victoria-LN@ietvolunteer.org
Speakers
Marceline Overduin
Mobility modelling lead, Eco Route Advisory
Passionate data-driven engineer with a strong focus on strategic planning for the decarbonisation of road freight. Experienced in aggregating and processing diverse datasets to derive targeted insights using machine learning and discrete event simulation for the planning and roll-out of (heavy) electric vehicle charging.
Always happy to chat about: electrification of road freight, autonomous systems, rail safety
Programme
6:00pm – 6:15pm - Introduction
6:15- 7:00pm – Presentation
7:00pm – 7:20 - Questions
7:20pm – 7:30 - Conclusion