Meeting of Mobile Sources Technical Review Subcommittee, held on May 30, 2024
The Spring 2024 MSTRS Meeting is shaping up to be an exciting event, as confirmed by the published agenda. The meeting, scheduled for an undisclosed date, promises to delve into a range of important topics related to the electric vehicle (EV) industry.
One of the highlights of the meeting will be presentations on DC Fast Charging Information for Consumers and EV Exploratory Testing. These presentations, whose details are yet to be disclosed, are expected to provide valuable insights into the future of EV charging and testing methodologies.
Sarah Dunham, the Office Director of OTAQ, is set to make remarks at the meeting, according to a presentation. Her comments are expected to add depth and perspective to the discussions.
In addition to these, an update from the Locomotive Work Group will be presented. The update is likely to offer insights into the group's recent activities and future plans.
For those interested, the meeting agenda, evaluation, and summary are all available as PDF files. The agenda provides a comprehensive overview of the meeting's schedule, while the evaluation and summary offer a retrospective look at the event.
The Future Consumer Information Metrics for Electric Vehicles will also be discussed at the meeting. This presentation is expected to shed light on the strategies and metrics that will guide the development of consumer-focused information for electric vehicles.
While we don't have specific details about the discussions, these points give a glimpse into the significant topics that are expected to be covered at the Spring 2024 MSTRS Meeting. If more information becomes available, we will update this article accordingly.
Data-and-cloud-computing technology will undoubtedly play a crucial role in presentations such as The Future Consumer Information Metrics for Electric Vehicles, highlighting the strategies and metrics for consumer-focused information in the EV industry. The meeting will also likely delve into the role of technology in DC Fast Charging Information for Consumers and EV Exploratory Testing, offering insights into the future of EV charging and testing methodologies.
