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Program Details
2025-03-19 14:00:00
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Course Overview
2025-03-19 14:00:00
2h CLE Credits
Intermediate
2
This session examines the current state of EV sales, the impact of tax credit changes, and massive corporate investments in battery manufacturing. It also covers climate considerations, new battery technologies, the causes behind unreliable EV chargers, and the uncertain future of federal incentives.
Explore the complexities of deploying EV charging infrastructure, including equipment costs, grid connectivity, and maintenance challenges. This session addresses compliance requirements, utility competition, payment structures, and special considerations for co-ops, condos, and community associations.
Learn the critical factors for property owners considering EV charging or battery storage installations, from site selection to charging equipment types. This session covers investment strategies, maintenance responsibilities, ROI potential, legal document structures, and software considerations.
A brief intermission allowing attendees to refresh and prepare for the remaining sessions. Use this time to review notes and formulate questions for the upcoming use case discussions.
This session explores diverse deployment scenarios across brownfields, residential properties, retail centers, hotels, and industrial sites. Learn how different property types require tailored approaches for successful EV charging and battery storage implementation.
Discover opportunities to bundle EV infrastructure with other property improvements including electrical upgrades, lot renovations, and renewable energy projects. This session highlights how to maximize value by combining charging installations with lighting, cameras, solar, and energy efficiency initiatives.
Concluding insights emphasize running EV infrastructure as a proper business venture with thorough due diligence and strong contracts. Learn why the market is here to stay and why success requires careful planning rather than assuming customers will simply appear.
Law Office of Jason R. Goldfarb, PLLC
Law Office of Jason R. Goldfarb, PLLC
Jason Goldfarb specializes in real estate infrastructure including telecommunications, solar, power storage, outdoor advertising, and EV charging, serving real estate owners, developers, investors, municipalities, and companies in the EV ecosystem focusing on parking, mobility, multi-family, commercial, and fleet operations.
Law Office of Jason R. Goldfarb, PLLC
Jason Goldfarb specializes in real estate infrastructure including telecommunications, solar, power storage, outdoor advertising, and EV charging, serving real estate owners, developers, investors, municipalities, and companies in the EV ecosystem focusing on parking, mobility, multi-family, commercial, and fleet operations.
Requirements
The Alabama State Bar MCLE Commission requires attorneys to complete 12 credits, including 1 ethics, by December 31 of each year. All credits must be reported by February 15 of the following year. A maximum of 12 credits, including 1 ethics credit, may be carried over for 1 year only.
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