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EET-2007
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2nd European Ele-Drive Transportation Conference
30th May - 1st June 2007, Brussels
On the Way to sustainable Development and Market Opening
129 papers submitted, 108 accepted to be presented at the scientific forum,
29 different countries - full program on-line!
Key note speeches from European Commission, United Nations and Industry
Round-tables:
- plug-in hybrids
- market requirements
- hydrogen and fuel cells
- health and environment
Unique opportunity to discuss Battery, Hybrid and Fuel cell vehicle technologies
Urban mobility and city development policy also seen as a priority
Brussels venue, eve of the 7th Framework program, starting discussions on the Green Paper on urban mobility offer a set of opportunities
A global platform to foster exchange of views between researchers, industry, authorities and NGOs
A ride and drive in the "cinquantenaire park", combining a very central location and a relaxing place to test the vehicles
Already confirmed: Dassaut SVE Cleanove - Newteon Fiat Doblo - Newteon/Micro-Vett Iveco Daily Hybride - Ecolori FIAT Panda Elettrica EnerMove - StartLab Open "Street" - Toyota - Lexus - Honda - Peugeot-Citroën - Amberjack-Ecordis - Modec - GEM - NuVinci - REVA - Flyer - ITRI - Vectrix - Giant - Matra MS - Helio's - GoMotors - Segway
A symbolic place since at the auto-world museum
A strategic venue since in the immediate vicinity of the European Commission's Berlaymont premises
Be part of the discussions leading to find out solutions to reduce greenhouse gases and energy dependence of Europe
Registration Closing 23rd May 2007!
Urbanicity Conference Alerts
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