Powered Up 2027

Leading The Transition

BROUGHT TO YOU BY

Pod, title partner of Powered Up 2027

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Powered Up returns on Wednesday 20 January 2027 and moves to Sea Containers London on the South Bank. This year’s edition is brought to you by title partner Pod, the leading EV charging provider. Close Brothers Asset Finance is associate partner and Greenwoods is event partner.

Powered Up is a curated, discussion-led forum built around one question: how can businesses electrify their fleets in this next phase of the UK’s transition?

The 2027 edition, Leading The Transition, runs from midday to 6pm across an opening keynote and five panel discussions, and closes with the Powered Up networking reception. Attendance is deliberately capped to keep the discussion senior and the networking worth a day out of the office.

Past editions have brought together directors and decision-makers from vehicle finance, fleet, energy, charging infrastructure, policy, local government and the vehicle manufacturers, supported by partners including Close Brothers Asset Finance, Motability Operations, Believ, Landis+Gyr, Geely, Barron McCann, EDF and char.gy.

Powered Up 2026 sold out ahead of the day, with a waitlist. If you want to be in the room in 2027, book early.

TITLE PARTNER

Pod, title partner of Powered Up 2027

Powered Up 2027, brought to you by Pod.
Pod, the leading EV charging provider, has been named title partner of the fleet and clean mobility conference.
ASSOCIATE PARTNER

Close Brothers Asset Finance

EVENT PARTNER

Greenwoods, event partner of Powered Up 2027

The 2027 Programme

An opening keynote and five panel discussions. Doors at 12:00, closing reception from 17:00.

Keynote

From Transition to Transformation

Panel 1

Financing the Transition

Panel 2

Commercial Fleets Leading the Way

Panel 3

Learning from International Leaders

Panel 4

Beyond Driving: AI, Autonomy & the Future of Electric Mobility

Panel 5

Driving Change: Women Powering the EV Transition, with Global Women in EV Day and The 49 Collective

Speakers

Melanie Lane, CEO of Pod, speaking at Powered Up 2027

Melanie Lane

CEO, Pod

Catherine Bowen, Head of Decarbonisation & Future Mobility at BVRLA, speaking at Powered Up 2027

Catherine Bowen

Head of Decarbonisation & Future Mobility, BVRLA

Ian Dennis, Head of EV Fleet at Zenobe, speaking at Powered Up 2027

Ian Dennis

Head of EV Fleet, Zenobe

Abbey Graham, Co-Founder & Director of EVEREC, speaking at Powered Up 2027

Abbey Graham

Co-Founder & Director, EVEREC

Lauren Pamma, Head of Energy & Infrastructure at Aldermore, moderating Powered Up 2027

Lauren Pamma

Head of Energy & Infrastructure, Aldermore

Dora Clarke, Head of Brand & External Affairs at Osprey Charging, speaking at Powered Up 2027

Dora Clarke

Head of Brand & External Affairs, Osprey Charging

Michael Boxwell, Founder & Corporate Development Officer at Voltempo, speaking at Powered Up 2027

Michael Boxwell

Founder & Corporate Development Officer, Voltempo

Rolle Nieminen, Head of Sales & Country Manager UK & Ireland at Kempower, speaking at Powered Up 2027

Rolle Nieminen

Head of Sales & Country Manager UK & Ireland, Kempower

Olly Craughan, Head of Sustainability at DPD UK, speaking at Powered Up 2027

Olly Craughan

Head of Sustainability, DPD UK

Anne Buckingham, Co-Founder & Chief Commercial Officer at Amplify EV, speaking at Powered Up 2027

Anne Buckingham

Co-Founder & Chief Commercial Officer, Amplify EV

Sam Biggs, Head of Roadside Fleet at The AA, speaking at Powered Up 2027

Sam Biggs

Head of Roadside Fleet, The AA

Tamara Woodley, Head of Brand, Marketing and ESG at Sinewave, speaking at Powered Up 2027

Tamara Woodley

Head of Brand, Marketing and ESG, Sinewave

Anna Krajinska, Senior Director for Vehicles and Industrial Transformation at Transport & Environment, speaking at Powered Up 2027

Anna Krajinska

Senior Director, Vehicles & Industrial Transformation, Transport & Environment

Warren Ryan Philips, Head of Government Affairs & Industry Relations at EVCI, speaking at Powered Up 2027

Warren Ryan Philips

Head of Government Affairs & Industry Relations, EVCI

Rachel Beaton, Commercial Director at Octopus Fleet and Octopus Electroverse, speaking at Powered Up 2027

Rachel Beaton

Commercial Director, Octopus Fleet & Octopus Electroverse

Charlie Allen, Head of Business Development (Public Sector) at Believ, speaking at Powered Up 2027

Charlie Allen

Head of Business Development (Public Sector), Believ

Erin Baker, Editorial Director at Autotrader, speaking at Powered Up 2027

Erin Baker

Editorial Director, Autotrader

Iwona Kerr, Venture Partner at Energy Mix Ventures, speaking at Powered Up 2027

Iwona Kerr

Venture Partner, Energy Mix Ventures

Further speakers and moderators will be announced soon.

Inside the Room

Audience at the Powered Up EV and fleet conference in London
Panel discussion at the Powered Up EV conference, Sea Containers London
Networking reception at the Powered Up EV conference
Delegates at Powered Up, Electra Connect's annual EV conference

Why Attend?

Because the transition is now a delivery question, not a technology one.

Powered Up is built for senior people who need straight answers on how the next phase gets funded, built and run. Six hours, one room, capped numbers, and a programme that runs from financing and commercial fleets through to international lessons, AI and autonomy.

The networking is the other half of the day. Registration, refreshments and a long afternoon break are built into the schedule, and the day closes with the Powered Up reception.

It is not about ticking boxes. It is about unlocking action.

Who Should Attend?

Powered Up 2027 is open to anyone working across the transition. Typical attendees include:

  • Fleet and leasing leaders
  • Vehicle finance, investment and asset management professionals
  • Energy, grid and charging infrastructure providers
  • Local and national government representatives
  • Vehicle manufacturers, automotive and logistics innovators
  • Policy, planning and sustainability experts

Tickets start at £99 and numbers are capped. The 2026 edition sold out ahead of the day and ran a waitlist, so early booking is advised.

Book Your Place

Wednesday 20 January 2027 | 12:00 – 18:00

Sea Containers London, 20 Upper Ground, London SE1 9PD

Tickets from £99. Numbers are capped and the 2026 edition sold out in advance, so book early.