Australia Electric Vehicle Conference 2011
26 October, 2011
Brisbane , Australia
For its 3rd edition, the Australia Electric Vehicle Conference will take place again in Brisbane on 26 October 2011 at the Sebel & Citigate Hotel.
This conference which, last year, attracted 250 attendees from all over Australia and overseas,is a unique opportunity for participants to listen to renowned professionals and network across this fast growing industry. 3 different full electric cars were on display and available for test drive.
The official conference video can be seen on the home page of www.evconference.com
The program will be focussing not just on electric vehicles and their introduction on the Australian market but as importantly on their potential impact onto the electricity grid, the
provision of charging infrastructure, the development of appropriate policies, the economics of EV and the role EV will play in making a transition to cleaner and greener transport.
A wide range of key industry leaders will be speaking about their latest experience using EV’s and their objectives from short to long term. CEOs such as Energex’ Terry Effeney or
Chargepoint’s James Brown will be presenting along side senior representatives of state government EV programs from WA, VIC and QLD.
“Electric vehicles are being introduced worldwide while governments, cities or utilities have to resolve challenges around building charging infrastructures, establishing new policies, managing electricity demand etc. Fleet owners ask to better understand the true economics and many other industries are keen to be involved or at least prepared” says Philippe Reboul, Managing Director of EV Conference, the event organiser. “Our conference offers a unique
forum where these points will be addressed with all the key professionals in one place”.
Other aspects surrounding electric vehicles will be discussed such as the Smart Grid, energy
storage/batteries, new technologies and
This conference which, last year, attracted 250 attendees from all over Australia and overseas,is a unique opportunity for participants to listen to renowned professionals and network across this fast growing industry. 3 different full electric cars were on display and available for test drive.
The official conference video can be seen on the home page of www.evconference.com
The program will be focussing not just on electric vehicles and their introduction on the Australian market but as importantly on their potential impact onto the electricity grid, the
provision of charging infrastructure, the development of appropriate policies, the economics of EV and the role EV will play in making a transition to cleaner and greener transport.
A wide range of key industry leaders will be speaking about their latest experience using EV’s and their objectives from short to long term. CEOs such as Energex’ Terry Effeney or
Chargepoint’s James Brown will be presenting along side senior representatives of state government EV programs from WA, VIC and QLD.
“Electric vehicles are being introduced worldwide while governments, cities or utilities have to resolve challenges around building charging infrastructures, establishing new policies, managing electricity demand etc. Fleet owners ask to better understand the true economics and many other industries are keen to be involved or at least prepared” says Philippe Reboul, Managing Director of EV Conference, the event organiser. “Our conference offers a unique
forum where these points will be addressed with all the key professionals in one place”.
Other aspects surrounding electric vehicles will be discussed such as the Smart Grid, energy
storage/batteries, new technologies and
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