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Techno and Economic Factors Governing the Introduction of Electric Vehicles Into a Market

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Factors Ggoverning the introduction of electric vehicles and associated infrastructre

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Date and Time

13 February 2013 - 18:30-19:15

Location

Sheffield, United Kingdom - icon_popup  (See map)

Organiser

Organised by the Yorkshire South local network.


About this event

Speakers
Dr. Colin Herron - MD, Zero Carbon Futures
John Lowes - Senior Specialist, Charge Your Car (North) Ltd. (on secondment from Nissan)

Both speakers have extensive backgrounds within the Motor Vehicle industry.
Dr Herron will present an overview of the introduction of Electric Vehicles and the associated infrastructure, including technical & economical issues. John Lowes will concentrate on factors involved in the infrastructure installation and vehicle interface. Topics such as "Vehicle to Home" and "Second Life Batteries" will also be covered

Programme

18:30   Check-in & light refreshments

19:00   Dr. Colin Herron

19:45   John Lowes

20:30   Q & A + General Discussion

21:15   Event ends (approx)

Reasons to attend

Understand key factors in the introduction of electric vehicles from specialists within the industry

Additional information

Please Note
Pre - registration is essential for this event, the venue has a capacity limit of 60 people.

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