E-Mobility
The German state of Baden-Württemberg would like to thank you for taking part in:
“E-MOBILITY – THE FUTURE OF THE AUTOMOBILE”
What are the next steps towards an emission-free, mass-produced electric vehicle?
We would like to thank all participants for making both events a tremendous success. Special thanks go out to our sponsors and supporting organizations. Please refer below to review the presentations that were presented during the course of both events. In addition, below the presentations you will find the full video of the event held at the W Hotel in Los Angeles, California. Please feel free to reach out to us if you have any questions or need additional information. We hope you enjoyed the events and we are looking forward to connecting with you again soon.
Event Presentations | E-Mobility: The future of the automobile | Stanford University & Los Angeles, California
Event Video | E-Mobility: The future of the automobile | October 26, 2011 | W Hotel | Los Angeles, California
E-Mobility Event Los Angeles from accessio on Vimeo.
Full Length Event Video | E-Mobility: The future of the automobile | October 26, 2011 | W Hotel | Los Angeles, California
E-Mobility Event from accessio on Vimeo.
Event Images | E-Mobility: The future of the automobile | October 24, 2011 | Stanford Faculty Club | Stanford University, California
AGENDA STANFORD UNIVERSITY
Right-Click to download the Agenda for the event at Stanford University as a PDF file
AGENDA W-HOTEL LOS ANGELES/ WESTWOOD
Right-Click to download the Agenda for the event in Los Angeles as a PDF file
This symposium held in Los Angeles and in San Francisco, will connect the local electric vehicle industry, universities, government, utilities, research and development, and communities with some of the thought leaders from Germany. The focus will be on enhancing the knowledge transfer between Germany and North America and will help to drive the advancements of e-mobility in both markets.
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
Monday, October 24, 2011 – 8.00am to 2.00pm
Stanford Faculty Club, Stanford University, 439 Lagunita Drive, Stanford, CA 94305
RSVP: stanford@accessio.com
Wednesday, October 26, 2011 – 8.00am to 2.00pm
W Hotel Los Angeles/ Westwood, 930 Hilgard Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90024
RSVP: losangeles@accessio.com
PARTICIPATING COMPANIES
Representatives from German and US institutes and manufacturers will showcase their latest developments and present concepts and solutions to overcoming hurdles that are holding back the adoption of EVs. Pressing topics such as the discussion of electric vehicle vs. hybrid vehicle, charging issues and impact on infrastructure, battery solutions, and the future of the automobile in general will be discussed, along with insights into the US and German markets. In addition representatives from the US electric vehicle industry will share their latest developments, exchange thoughts and concepts with the audience, and government and utilities will provide their insights.
RSVP
Please RSVP to stanford@accessio.com for the event at Stanford University, and losangeles@accessio.com for the event at the W Hotel in Los Angeles.
The event is free of charge, RSVP required.
For further information, please contact accessio at: Email: info@accessio.com, Phone: +1 (310) 982-7633 or visit www.accessio.com/e-mobility
FEATURED SPEAKERS
Join us to meet these exciting speakers amongst others:
- Daniel Rousta, Director General Ministry of Finance and Economics of the State of Baden-Württemberg
- Paul Scott, Founding Board Member of Plug In America and President of the Electric Vehicle Association of Southern California
- John Tillman, Mercedes-Benz Research & Development North America
- Dr. Horst Münzel, President Bosch Research and Technology Center
- Dr. Sven Beiker, Stanford University, Director of the center for automotive research
- JR DeShazo, Director, Luskin Center for Innovation, Associate Professor of Public Policy
- Marvin Moon, Director, Department of Water and Power, Los Angeles
- Jonathan Parfrey, Commissioner, Department of Water and Power, Los Angeles
- Dan Bowermaster, Manager: Electric & Natural Gas Vehicles, Pacific Gas & Electric Company
- Marc Geller, Co-Founder, Plug-In-America
- Russel Vare, Manager Electric Vehicles, Nissan
- Craig Lewis, Executive Director, Clean Coalition
- Franz Loogan, Managing Director of the agency for e-mobility, Baden-Württemberg
- Mike Calise - Director, Electric Vehicle Business, Power Business Unit, North America, Schneider Electric
- Sean Nozzari, Deputy District Director, Caltrans/ Traffic Operations
- Marc Geller, Co-Founder – Plug in America
- Dr. Burton Lee, Stanford School of Engineering
- Mary Nickerson, National Manager Advanced Technology Vehicles, Toyota
- As well as representatives from General Motors, VW, BMW, Toyota ITC, Department of Transportation, Department of the Environment, and many more
SUPPORTING ORGANIZATIONS
