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Win £1,000 Daily EXPERIENCE PARTNER LEASING PARTNER INSURANCE PARTNER INDUSTRY PARTNER INVESTMENT PARTNER The Future Is Here! Everything you need to get ‘Fully Charged’ is at Silverstone Wow! It’s been a transformative twelve months for 3,500 or so Patreons, without whose crowdfunding Fully Charged. With more than 3 million monthly episode Fully Charged would not exist. To the sponsors (Ecotricity, views, a regular audience of around a million people, BP Chargemaster, Calvin Capital, DriveElectric, LV, and thousands of new subscribers each month, we are Renewable Energy Association) and all of the exhibitors as positive as ever about the switch to clean energy and at Fully Charged LIVE; you’re enabling us to take the show electric vehicles. As the world wakes up to the threat of to the next level. And finally, we’d like to thank the tiny air pollution and climate breakdown, we believe Fully team of heroes that have half-killed themselves to get Charged has an important role to play in educating Fully Charged to where it is today, both the makers of the people about the possibilities of cleaner, greener show: Mark, Jonny, Ben, Stuart & James and the team that technologies. Fully Charged LIVE is living proof that the are building a business around it: Jo, Sophie, Chris & Sam. times are changing. We hope you enjoy the show as much as we enjoy We’d like to extend our thanks to those that make it making it for you! possible. To those that watch the channel, not least our 30+ WIN A LIMITED GET YOUR LIVE SESSIONS WIN HYUNDAI TEST SEE BACK COVER £1,000 KONA EV DRIVES FOR 1 YEAR DAILY GOODIES SEE PAGE 2 SEE PAGE 2 SEE PAGE 2 SEE PAGE 2 MAP, DIRECTIONS & CAR PARKING WARNING: THERE IS NO EV CHARGING AT SILVERSTONE, SO PLEASE CHARGE YOUR EV EN ROUTE. Getting Here Silverstone Circuit is located on the A43. The A43 runs from the M1 at Junction 15A and from the M40 at Junction 10. Silverstone Circuit, Towcester, Northamptonshire, NN12 8TN United Kingdom On arrival at Silverstone, all visitors should follow signs for the North Car Park 22. Transfers will be provided from Gate 3 (next to the North Car Park 22) directly to Fully Charged LIVE in the Silverstone Wing, at the heart of the circuit itself. STRICTLY those only with PARKING MIRROR HANGERS (Blue Badge Holders) will be able to proceed and park directly at the PADDOCK. If you have NOT received a PARKING MIRROR HANGER you must park in North Car Park 22. TWO THEATRES GET GOODIES THE FORECOURT A SELECTION OF THE LATEST BATTERY AT THE ELECTRIC VEHICLES AVAILABLE IN THE UK £1,000 YOUR FULLY CHARGED 30+ DAILY PRIZE STORE BMW i3, Hyundai Ioniq, Hyundai Kona, Jaguar I-PACE, Kia Soul, Kia e-Niro, Nissan LEAF, LIVE SESSIONS DRAW Renault Zoe, Tesla Model 3, Tesla Model S, Tesla Model X, VW e-Golf, VW e-Up WITH RACING BUG SPONSORED BY FREE FC car sticker with each purchase, while stocks last. HALL 1 MEZZANINE PUBLIC DEBUT OF HALL 2 MEZZANINE PEUGEOT E-208 WIN A HYUNDAI RECHARGE ZONE MEDIA ZONE 2 3 KONA EV FOR 1 YEAR Media, Press, Social Media Re-Charge Phone Face painting Influencers & YouTubers only COURTESY OF Massages Bean bags Relax HALL 5 HALL 4 HALL 3 HALL 2 HALL 1 FULLY HMS SOLID E-SMART POWERED CONNECTED ZAP DRIVENERGY WARWICK PURE OSCAR MY ENERGI SUNAMP CHARGED JALTEK ICEWIND INDUSTRIAL LV GIVENERGY HOMECHARGE CARBON MOIXA EVISION POWERQUAD NETWORKS SOLUTIONS KERB MAP UNIVERSITY PLANET & HAMISH STORE NETWORKS (MENNEKES) STORAGE TO HALL 4 TO HALL 5 TO HALL 3 TO HALL 4 TO HALL 2 TO HALL 3 TO HALL 1 TO HALL 2 RENAULT DRIVE GRIDSERVE ZOE REFLEX OWNERS’ ELECTRIC ECO CARS ORKNEY CLUB FC500 PHOENIX LOW CVP GOOD EVEZY SONNEN WORKS SOLAR EDF OVO CALVIN CAPITAL ENERGY REXEL & PEUGEOT PLANTS GREEN BP ENERGY ENERGY DRIVEELECTRIC NISSAN PHOENIX TONIK GIGA CAR GUIDE CHARGEMASTER EDF ENERGY STRATFORD ENEL X NAKED CHARGED CONTACT ENERGY SOLAR EV FASTNED NON-PLASTIC ROLEC ENERGY VIP ENTRANCE VIP BEACH MEGA RIPPLE VARTA THEATRE HYPERION ENERGY KIA THEATRE CLEEVELY EV ENTRANCE KPMG LEX AUTOLEASE MOTOCHIMP REA SMART NOVO SWARCO JOJU CHARGE ERA ZOOM OCTOPUS SHELL R SYMONS ECOPLUGG ENGENIE D-RISK MEGNI POWERVAULT RENEWABLE HEVRA UBITRICITY HUUB WEBASTO GB-SOL ECOTRICITY DRIVEN INSURANCE LTD SOLAR BOUND CHAMPIONSHIP EV TO MEDIA CAFE HEAT PIT GARAGE UNDER HALL 2 PIT GARAGE UNDER HALL 1 FUN ZONE MEZZANINE KEY NEW ELECTRIC QWEST ELECTRIC CLASSIC CARS ENVISION VIRGIN Toilets Lifts BMW E31, DELOREAN, HONDA RIVERSIMPLE TESLA MODEL S FERRARI 308, VW BEETLES NISSAN EV VELOMOBILE RACING FORMULA FIAT 500, JAGUAR XJS, INSIGHT RASA SHOOTING BRAKE & VW BUSES E CAR RENAULT TWIZY, SAROLEA Disabled Catering FOR BIG KIDS OF ALL AGES! Access INDRA ASTON MARTIN ER32 SKYLINE RAPIDE E & MG, MAZDA RX-8 & NISSAN LEAF KIDZ DB6 VOLANTE VIDZ RANGE PERSONAL WE ARE EV ROVER HACKY ELECTRIC MOTOR CO. ELECTRIC RACERS & ZERO MOTORCYCLES FOOD & FOOD & PHEV BLUE BADGE DRINK DRINK DRYCYCLE JAGUAR KIA NISSAN EVISION PARKING ONLY AUDI E-TRON SMART UK BLOOVA URBAN SEATING ELECTRIC ZOO OCTOPUS JAGUAR I-PACE NISSAN REVA EBIKES RENAULT TWIZY & KIA E-NIRO E-NV200 G-WIZ TESLA MODEL X TEST DRIVES ON STOWE WALK UP TO VIP ENTRANCE VIP UP TO WALK MANUFACTURERS PAVILIONS PADDOCK 2 PADDOCK 1 SOLAR TWO-WHEELS VELO NISSAN EV RENAULT TESLA TEST TRACK ADVERTISING KENT EVS MOBILE CAMPERVAN MASTER VAN BOAT TRAILER MICRO RENAULT BMW TESLA SCOOTER MERCEDES GO CYCLE B-CLASS TONIK BAR FULLY CHARGED CRAIG CHARLES BIKES LIVE SET SEATING SOLAREDGE & LIVE STAGE: VEHICLES ELECTRIC AND BATTERY FORECOURT DROP OFF POINT, TESLA OWNERS UK 6-8 PM ON SATURDAY MUSIC RAZOR live stage FOOD & FOOD & FOOD & THROUGHOUT FOOD & FOOD & (Saturday Night only) SMARTCONES CHALLENGE DRINK DRINK DRINK THE SHOW DRINK DRINK MORE THAN 30 ELECTRIFYING LIVE SESSIONS FRIDAY 7TH SATURDAY 8TH SUNDAY 9TH 11:00-11:30 ( GigaTheatre) 11:00-11:30 ( GigaTheatre) 11:00-11:30 ( GigaTheatre) Keynote Interview No.1 Keynote Interview No.2 Keynote Interview No.3 Robert Llewellyn with Robert Llewellyn with Robert Llewellyn with Tim Smedley, Ben Anstey, RIVIAN Rachel Burden, BBC Radio 5 LIVE Clearing the Air + Charlotte, EV Thank You! 11:30-12:00 (MegaTheatre) 11:30-12:00 (MegaTheatre) 11:30-12:00 (MegaTheatre) What’s the same Make your own eco-home Can community energy as a cheeseburger? or retrofit your own? be the answer? Why what we eat matters Maddie Moate + Dean Fielding, Keystone Maddie Moate + Sarah Merrick, Ripple Maddie Moate + Dale Vince, Ecotricity; Jarvis Homes; Toby Morris, Sunamp; Energy; Hannah Stanley, Regen; Smith, My Green Pod; Tayana Symons, Viva! Martin Allman, Sonnen. Patrick Allcorn, BEIS. 12:00-12:30 (Nissan GigaTheatre) 12:00-12:30 (Nissan GigaTheatre) 12:00-12:30 (MegaTheatre) How to live an electric life Streetwise solar, storage & Q&A Meet and Greet Session Robert Llewellyn + Chantal Shearing, JLR; charging for suburban EV drivers with Maddie Moate Will Vooght, Tonik; Niall Riddell, EDF. Robert Llewellyn + Chris Pateman-Jones, Budding minds ask Maddie about the Connected Kerb; Chris Jardine, Joju Solar; future of energy & transport. 12:30-13:00 (Nissan GigaTheatre) John Bloomfield, Solar Plants. The importance of 12:30-13:00 (Nissan GigaTheatre) cool concept cars 12:30-13:00 (Nissan GigaTheatre) Can Electric Vehicles compete Jonny Smith + Tessie Hartjes, Lightyear; Steve How to choose an Electric Car Jonny Smith + Beth Lily Georgiou, Wass, Peugeot; Hugo Spowers, Riversimple. Jonny Smith + Jonathan Porterfield, Eco ERA Championship; Alexander Sims, Cars; Robyn Hester, DriveElectric; BMW i Andretti; Mark Gemmell, Electric GT. 13:00-13:30 (MegaTheatre) Matt Cleevely, Cleevely EVs. Shouldn’t we be doing more 13:00-13:30 (MegaTheatre) 13:00-13:30 (MegaTheatre) walking, running & cycling? What you need to know about Helen Czerski + Tristan Bogaard; Victoria Making sustainability appealing particulate & tyre pollution Jersova, Luton Council; Andy Murphy, to your friends & family Helen Czerski + G Erlendsson, Enso Tyres; DryCycle. Helen Czerski + Juliet Davenport, Good Chiarrina Darrah, Eunomia; Energy; Daniel Cole, HUUB; Oliver van Bilsen, Richard Lofthouse, Emissions Analytics. 13:30-14:00 (Nissan GigaTheatre) Shell Energy. Wind, Solar & Storage 13:30-14:00 (Nissan GigaTheatre) 13:30-14:00 (Nissan GigaTheatre) Robert Llewellyn + Emma Pinchbeck, Who are the leading nations Renewable UK; Nadia Smith, REA; Can batteries really be ethical, and what are they doing? Christelle Barnes, SolarEdge. recyclable and sustainable? Robert Llewellyn + Elinor Chalmers, Robert Llewellyn + Nicolas Schottey, EVA Scotland; Roger Atkins, EV Outlook; 14:00-14:30 (MegaTheatre) Renault; Simon Moores, Benchmark; Arne Brethouwer, EV Database. How’s the UK doing on Mark Newman, Bernstein. Energy & Transport? 14:00-14:30 (MegaTheatre) 14:00-14:30 (MegaTheatre) Maddie Moate + Gill Nowell, Electralink; Plastic pollution, Tom Callow, BP Chargemaster; Electric Vehicle myths busted! circular economy Dave Greenwood, WMG. Maddie Moate + Elinor Chalmers, EVA & hyper-consumerism Scotland; Graeme Cooper, National Grid; Maddie Moate + Gareth Dean, Non-Plastic 14:30-15:00 (Nissan GigaTheatre) Euan McTurk, Dukosi. Beach; Meryl Wingfield, Farnham Repair Autonomous Vehicles: 14:30-15:00 (Nissan GigaTheatre) Cafe; Chris Large, Global Action Plan. how soon is now? How to stop burning money; Jonny Smith + Lukas Neckermann, Splyt; 14:30-15:00 (Nissan GigaTheatre) Paul Jennings, WMG; Nikki Gordon- efficiency & heat at home Micro-mobility: Scooters, Bloomfield, Transport Evolved. Jonny Smith + Angela Terry, One Home; E-Bikes and Motorbikes Tim Pollard, Pollard & Pollard; Jonny Smith + Afeez Kay, It’s Electric; Karl Drage, Smart Renewable Heat. 15:00-15:30 (MegaTheatre) Adam Bastock, Urban E-Bikes; Electric Planes, Trains & 15:00-15:30 (MegaTheatre) Dale Robinson, Zero Motorcycles. 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