May 28th-29th, 2008 - Detroit Marriott, Troy. USA
Presenting the first international event to bring together the key players involved in the development of plug-in hybrid and electric vehicle markets. Focusing on the commercial drivers, this event will examine strategies to make the technology affordable to the consumer and manufacturer, and making it economically feasible through infrastructure, public policy and incentivization.
Investigating the timescales, what investment needs to be made, where and by whom, and what is the potential return on investment?
To develop levels of understanding for the topic we will also be underpinning the policy and incentive case studies with detailed information on the latest technological break-throughs in Lithium-Ion Batteries in terms of safety, cost and performance.
This event will provide a unique forum for discussion and provide the opportunity to create a universal plan of action for the development and implementation of charging standards with all the key value chain members present.
Developing Public & Private Infrastructures
What are the requirements and what technology is available
Market Incentives & Public Policy
International case studies and government discussions
Lithium-Ion Battery Technology
Driving Down Costs, Improving Performance & Safety
Standardisation
International Standards Committees Dedicated To Both Slow And Fast Charging
Vehicle To Grid & Vehicle To Home Technology
Pulling Together All The Different Elements – Electric & Hybrid Vehicle Manufacturers, Energy Utilities, Battery Manufacturers & Investors To Present Solutions For Consumer Billing & Vehicle Communication
Pre Conference International Standards Committee Meeting:
27th May 2008
This Pre-Conference meeting is designed to bring together all the international committees working towards developing and defining industry standards required for a charging infrastructure for electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles.
Delegates will share benchmarking experience on the formulation of standards of hardware and communication protocol.
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Shai Agassi, CEO, Project Better Place
John Marrone, Director General, CANMET Energy Technology Centre (CETC) Natural Resources Canada
William Doelle, Business Development Director, Modec
Raffaele Domeniconi, Director, Infovel
Tom Gage, CEO, AC Propulsion
Ed Kjaer, Director
Electric Transportation, Southern California Edison
Nancy Gioia, Director Sustainable Mobility Technologies and Hybrid Vehicle Programs, Ford Motor Company
Dr Willett Kempton, Senior Policy Scientist, Delaware University
Mark Simon, Director, Alternate Fuel Programs,
New York City Department of Transportation
Peter Van den Bossche, Secretary of IEC TC69, IEC
Jim Frierson, Executive Director, Advanced Transportation Technology Institute
Tom Z. Collina, Executive Director, 2020 Vision
Charles W. Botsford, P.E., Business Development, Energy Systems Development Center, AeroVironment, Inc.
Mahi Reddy, President, SemaConnect, Inc.
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