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Workshops 10 June:
- Smart Management: changing the control and management of the real time network
- Data Management: it’s no good getting the data if you can’t do anything with it
- Smart Convergence: the re-characterisation of the
electricity grid
- Smart Security: building a grid fortress protecting against
cyber attacks
Conference:
Pre confernce Day: Electric Vehicles
7 June 8:30am - 5:30pm
Day 1
8 June 8:30am - 5:30pm
Day 2
9 June 8:30am - 5:30pm
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Pre-Conference Day, Monday 7 June 2010: Electric Vehicles Day Pre-Conference Day, Monday 7 June 2010: Electric Vehicles Day
8am Registration and welcome coffee9am Opening remarks from the Chair Smart transport for the future9.10am The drive behind developing the electric vehicle
- Government methodology in championing electric vehicle adoption
- New Skills and infrastructure needs for EVs
- Support in progressing Australia’s EV innovation and production
CEO, CRC for Advanced Automotive Technology Project Manager - Low Emission Vehicles, Department of Transport Victoria
9.30am How can distribution keep pace with developments
- Utilities engaging the EV
- Addressing the possibility of EV and plug-in hybrid sales exceeding infrastructure growth
- Managing additional base and peak loading due to EV charging
Chief Strategy Officer, Austin Energy
10.10am Panel: Vertical integration of Industry and Technology
- How Automotive, electronics, telecoms and electricity have combined
- Collaborative innovation in building an EV future
- Issues reining in development
Chief Strategy Officer, Austin Energy Manager Emerging Markets & Technology, SP Ausnet CEO, NISSAN MOTOR CO. (AUSTRALIA) PTY. LTD Head of Carbon, ERM Power
10.50am Morning refreshments Customer perception and smart vehicles11.20am Creating a vehicle that captures the public’s imagination
- Changing perceptions, selling the dream and getting the public on-board
- Appealing to company fleets and reducing vehicle carbon
footprints
- Making it cost and user friendly
CEO, NISSAN MOTOR CO. (AUSTRALIA) PTY. LTD
11.50am Energetiquès vision for getting smart vehicles on the road
- Expediting the growth of EV development
- Big break-throughs in moving from concept to reality, workshop
to factory
- Exciting innovation ahead in the vehicle of the future
12.20pm Defining the smart car reality investment and action
- Supporting the EV for long distance driving
- New generation reliable, recyclable batteries
- Charge spots for the driver away from home
- Battery switch stations, as easy as changing the BBQ gas bottle
CEO, Better Place Australia
2pm Innovations in EV’s
- Award winning UltraBattery technology
- Utilising PHEV technology to be integrated and used in the
home
- Charging the grid from the car
Principal Research Scientist Sustainable Ecosystems, CSIRO
2.30pm The role of utilities in providing a smart car platform
- Energy management and storage in future supply solutions
- Designing the grid to support EV charging
- Developing standardised infrastructure for EV’s
Manager Emerging Markets & Technology, SP Ausnet
3pm Overcoming distribution challenges for in smart vehicle
development
- Challenges of urban deployment
- Utilising existing urban infrastructure for EV plug in
3.30pm Driving real change to get the car on the road
- Current provisions for charging hybrid and electric vehicles
- Funding the expense of innovation and new technology
- Attracting long term investment
4pm Chair’s closing remarks |
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