The Electric Drive Transportation Association (EDTA), with support from the Environmental and Energy Study Institute, invites you to The Electric Drive Answer: Transportation Technologies & Policies to End Oil Dependence.
During this unique multi-industry panel, EDTA members will detail their latest projects and plans for battery, hybrid, plug-in and fuel cell electric drive vehicles, components and infrastructure. They will also discuss how federal policies can speed the commercialization of clean, efficient electric drive and reduce the role of oil in transportation.
EDTA members from the following companies will participate: Ford Motor Company, General Motors, Honda, Hyundai Motor Company, Toyota, Southern California Edison, Johnson Controls-Saft Advanced Power Solutions, Electrovaya, EnerDel, Phoenix Motorcars, and Vectrix.
Panelists:
- Mike Andrew, Director of Government Affairs and External Communications, HEV Battery Systems Power Solutions, Johnson Controls-Saft Advanced Power Solutions
- Edward B. Cohen, Vice President, Government & Industry Relations, Honda North America
- Dr. Sankar Das Gupta, CEO, Electrovaya (or another representative)
- Daniel J. Elliott, CEO, Phoenix Motorcars
- Charles Gassenheimer, Chairman of the Board, Ener1
- Nancy Gioia, Director of Sustainable Mobility Technologies and Hybrid Vehicle Programs, Ford Motor Company
- Charles Ing, Director, Government Affairs, Toyota
- Andrew J. MacGowan, Executive Chairman, CEO, & President, Vectrix
- William MacLeod, Senior Manager, Government Affairs, Hyundai Motor Company
- Dean Taylor, Technical Specialist, Southern California Edison
- Joseph Trahern, Director Legislative and Regulatory Affairs, General Motors
This event is free and open to everyone. Pre-registration is not required. Please forward this notice. For more information please contact EDTA by visiting www.electricdrive.org or by contacting Jennifer Watts at 202-408-0774×306 or [email protected].
About EDTA: The Electric Drive Transportation Association is a trade association representing battery, hybrid and fuel cell electric drive technologies and infrastructure. EDTA’s membership includes major automotive and other equipment manufacturers, electric utilities, technology developers, component suppliers, and government agencies.