Event Alert: Conference on Electric Roads & Vehicles (CERV); February 16-17, 2012; Park City, Utah
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Andy
Jan 3, 2012, 11:40:40 PM1/3/12
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Program
The Conference on Electric Roads & Vehicles (CERV) will focus on a bold, new approach to transportation that integrates energy, vehicle, and highway infrastructures into a more flexible and convenient network of electric roads and vehicles. Electricity has a unique ability to transform travel but must extend beyond charging batteries in parked vehicles to technologies that deliver energy wirelessly, on demand, in real time, and to both stationary and moving vehicles. CERV will provide scientists, engineers, managers, policy-makers, investors, and other interested private sector stakeholders with a forum where they can present, discuss, and learn about wireless power transfer and electric roadways. We are pleased to have Lee Slezak, Vehicle Systems and Testing Manager in the Vehicle Technologies Program, Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy at the US Department of Energy and Kevin Womack, Associate Administrator, Office of Research, Development and Technology at the US Department of Transportation provide keynote addresses.
The Conference on Electric Roads & Vehicles (CERV) will focus on a bold, new approach to transportation that integrates energy, vehicle, and highway infrastructures into a more flexible and convenient network of electric roads and vehicles. Electricity has a unique ability to transform travel but must extend beyond charging batteries in parked vehicles to technologies that deliver energy wirelessly, on demand, in real time, and to both stationary and moving vehicles. CERV will provide scientists, engineers, managers, policy-makers, investors, and other interested private sector stakeholders with a forum where they can present, discuss, and learn about wireless power transfer and electric roadways. We are pleased to have Lee Slezak, Vehicle Systems and Testing Manager in the Vehicle Technologies Program, Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy at the US Department of Energy and Kevin Womack, Associate Administrator, Office of Research, Development and Technology at the US Department of Transportation provide keynote addresses.
Industry Executive Roundtable:
- Eric Giler, CEO, Witricity
- John Inglish, CEO, Utah Transit Authority
- A. Richard Walje, President and CEO, Rocky Mountain Power at PacifiCorp
- Bryan Wynne, President, Electric Drive Transportation Association (EDTA)
- Dana C. Christensen, Deputy Laboratory Director for Science & Technology, the US Department of Energy's National Renewable Energy Laboratory
- Douglas K. Lemon, President, Utah State University Research Foundation
- Thomas E. Mason, Director, Oak Ridge National Laboratory and President and CEO, UT-Battelle, LLC
- Anthony J. "Tony" Tether, Former Director, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA)
Registration
Register by January 6, 2012 to take advantage of registration discounts. The registration fee includes admission to sessions & exhibits, lunch, on-site materials, proceedings and the Conference giveaway. Click here to learn more.
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