Plug-In 2010

The Plug‑In 2010 Conference showcases the cutting edge of current and future plug-in hybrid and electric transportation technologies  – an interactive international gathering of automotive manufacturers, component suppliers, electric utilities, government agencies, the environmental community and academia.

The conference covers all critical areas of plug-in vehicles including batteries, vehicles and infrastructure, and discussions will be structured around technology aspects, market research, policy initiatives, and commercialization.

Plugin 2010: Future of Charging

Posted by: Max Dunn on July 28, 2010 13:34:56

AC vs. DC, slow vs. fast – the outlook for charging technologies

• Gery Kissel, Chevrolet
• Ron Thompson, Eaton Corporation
• Takefumi Anegawa, TEPCO
• Kristen Helsel, Aerovironment
• Ralf Ostreicher, Daimler AG

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Plugin 2010: Environmental Factors

Posted by: Max Dunn on July 28, 2010 10:35:07

New studies which examine the life-cycle impacts of grid-connected vehicles

• Robert Kavet, Electric Power Research Institute
• Linda Gaines, Argonne National Laboratory
• Marcus Alexander, Electric Power Research Institute
• Uarporn Nopmongcol, ENVIRON International Corporation

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Plugin 2010: Smart-Charging

Posted by: Max Dunn on July 28, 2010 08:34:56

New technologies that allow for the smart-charging of vehicles with a Smart-Grid

• Richard Lowenthal, Coulomb Technologies
• David Packard, ClipperCreek, Inc.
• Will Cousins, GridPoint
• Hugh McDermott, VP, Global Utility Alliances, Better Place

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Plugin 2010: Near-Term Rollout of Plug-In EVs

Posted by: Max Dunn on July 27, 2010 15:08:18

Moderator: Tom Turrentine, Director, Plug-in Hybrid & Electric Vehicle Research Center, University of California, Davis

• James Ellis, Sr. Manager, Transportation & Infrastructure, Tennessee Valley Authority
• Rich Steinberg, Manager, Electric Vehicle Operations and Strategies, BMW
• Matt Miyasato, Assistant Deputy Executive Officer, South Coast Air Quality Management District
• James Boyd, Commissioner, California Energy Commission
• Nancy Gioia, Director, Global Electrification, Ford Motor Company
• Mary Nickerson, National Manager, Advance Technology Vehicles, Toyota Motor Sales USA

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Plugin 2010: Vehicle-Grid Communication

Posted by: Max Dunn on July 27, 2010 13:04:52

Standards and methods for vehicle-to-grid two-way communications.

• Sunil Chhaya, Electric Power Research Institute
• George Bellino, Chevrolet
• Rich Scholer, Ford Motor Company
• Axel Willikens, Daimler & Frank Steffen Walliser, Porsche

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Plugin 2010: Smart-Grid Technology and Integration

Posted by: Max Dunn on July 27, 2010 10:04:35

Topic: What technologies will be required, and what opportunities currently exist, to integrate vehicles with the Smart-Grid Speakers

• Matt Smith, Silver Spring Networks
• Dan Bowermaster, Pacific Gas & Electric Company
• Ignacio Contreras, Qualcomm
• Paul Pebbles, Chevrolet

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Plugin 2010: Opening Plenary Session

Posted by: Max Dunn on July 27, 2010 08:12:22

Moderator: Mark Duvall, Director, Electric Transportation and Energy Storage, Electric Power Research Institute

• Sam Liccardo, Council Member, City of San Jose
• Chris Johns, President, Pacific Gas & Electric Company
• Brad Wagenknecht, Napa County Supervisor & 
  Bay Area Air Quality Management District Board Chairperson
• Lee Slezak, Program Manager, Vehicle Technologies Program, 
  U.S. Department of Energy
• Carlos Tavares, Executive Vice President, Nissan Motor Co. Limited
• Joel Ewanick, GM’s vice president of U.S. marketing
• Dan Sperling, Director, Institute of Transportation Studies, 
  University of California, Davis

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