Scaling EV Charging with FlexConnect: Navigating Grid Constraints & Flexible Interconnections
Unlock faster site activation by bypassing traditional grid bottlenecks.
The electric grid has become increasingly constrained, making it harder than ever for companies to secure new utility interconnections. While you may be ready to invest in charging infrastructure today, the grid capacity often isn't there to support it.
To bridge this gap, utilities are launching Flexible Interconnection programs—most notably PG&E’s FlexConnect. These programs allow sites to connect to the grid significantly faster by agreeing to limit energy usage during peak periods. Over the past years, Ampcontrol has worked closely with utilities, regulators, and UL to ensure these advanced technologies make EV charging more reliable and accessible.
In this webinar, we will break down the mechanics of flexible interconnections, explore the specifics of PG&E’s FlexConnect, and demonstrate how Ampcontrol's software enables companies to participate in these programs without compromising operational uptime.
Who should attend?
This session is designed for fleet operators, sustainability leads, energy managers, and site developers who are facing grid capacity delays or looking to scale charging infrastructure in constrained regions.
What you’ll learn:
✅ Defining Flexible Interconnections: How they work and why they are becoming the standard in the U.S. and Europe.
✅ PG&E’s FlexConnect Deep Dive: A look at the most prominent flexible program and how it accelerates deployment.
✅ Overcoming Seasonal Peaks: Strategies to manage energy usage during high-demand summer months.
✅ The Ampcontrol Advantage: How our software automates compliance with utility limits while ensuring vehicle readiness.
✅ Faster Interconnection: How to move past grid "no-go" zones and get your chargers online sooner.
👉 Please register using the form above. Approved participants will receive a confirmation email with the webinar link within a few days.
Questions? Reach out anytime at [email protected] or visit www.ampcontrol.io