Clean Vehicles and Fuels - 8-10 November 2005

Clean Vehicles and Fuels: European Symposium
9-10 November 2005, Stockholm, Sweden

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Programme & Slides - Wednesday 9 November 2005
I - Plenary
Welcome Viviann Gunnarsson, Vice Mayor of Stockholm	No slides presented
World Production of Oil Kjell Aleklett, Department of Radiation Sciences, University of Uppsala	Handouts (2104 Kb PDF)
Global Climate Change Erland Källén, Department of Meteorology, Stockholm University	Handouts (1312 Kb PDF)
Resource Aspects on Global Potential for Biofuels André Faaij, Copernicus Institutet for Sustainable Development and Innovation, Utrecht University	Handouts (1281 Kb PDF)
II - Plenary
How is India Changing the Global Perspective? Pamela Tikku, Assistant Director, Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers	Handouts (939 Kb PDF)
EU Initiatives on Clean Vehicles and Fuels Paul Hodson, responsible for the Biofuels Directive, of the European Commission	Handouts (29 Kb PDF)
Incentives for Clean Vehicles and Fuels Jeffrey Seisler, Executive Director, European Natural Gas Vehicle Association	Handouts (304 Kb PDF)
Parallel Session 1A - Clean Vehicles - manufacturers' presentations Presentations of the vehicles available on the market today and in the near future and their specific aspects
Volkswagen - Fredrik Wiss, Svenska Volkswagen AB	Handouts (349 Kb PDF)
Toyota - Benny Dahlström, Toyota Sweden AB	Handouts (3001 Kb PDF)
Iveco - Leif Andersson, Iveco Sweden AB	Handouts (780 Kb PDF)
Parallel Session 1B - Clean Fuels - Liquid Facts on the main alternative fuels and how they can contribute to less greenhouse gases and a cleaner air
Large scale introduction of sustainable systems for bioethanol in Europe - Per Carstedt, BAFF	Handouts (3542 Kb PDF)
Long term experience from millions of dedicated and flexifuel ethanol vehicles in Brazil and the USA - Henry Joseph Jr, BAMA / VW	Handouts (1045 Kb PDF)
BEST – Bioethanol for sustainable transport - large scale introduction of ethanol in Europe - Eva Sunnerstedt, City of Stockholm	Handouts (214 Kb PDF)
Parallel Session 1C - Market Development - Local Initiatives and Influencing Buyers’ Decisions Different perspectives and tools to describe and develop the market for cleaner vehicles
Clean Vehicles in private company fleets - Björn Hugosson, City of Stockholm	Handouts (276 Kb PDF)
Mobilising an entire region for clean vehicles and fuels - Eva Fridman, BioFuel Region	Handouts (785 Kb PDF)
Developing programmes for state aid approval - Colin Matthews, UK Energy Saving Trust	Handouts (163 Kb PDF)
Experiences from clean vehicle technology procurement - Hans Pohl, Carl Bro	Handouts (220 Kb PDF)
Parallel Session 2A - Clean Vehicles - manufacturers’ presentations *Presentations of the vehicles available on the market today and in the near future and their specific aspects*
Saab - Richard Leopold and Magnus Nilsson, Saab Automobile AB	Handouts (236 Kb PDF)
Scania - Urban Wästljung, Scania AB	Handouts (797 Kb PDF)
Ford - Nils Lekeberg, Ford Motor Company AB	Handouts (157 Kb PDF)
Volvo Cars - Anders Kärrberg, Volvo Car Corporation	Handouts (866 Kb PDF)
Parallel Session 2B - Clean Fuels - Gaseous *Facts on the main alternative fuels and how they can contribute to less greenhouse gases and a cleaner air*
Natural Gas and Biogas - the next large volume alternative to diesel and petrol - Peter Boisen, ENGVA	Handouts (1619 Kb PDF)
Biogasmax - Market expansion of biogas as a vehicle fuel - Pierre Hirtzberger, Lille Metropol	Handouts (60 Kb PDF)
Global opportunities for natural gas vehicles - Jeffrey Seisler, ENGVA	Handouts (638 Kb PDF)
Test of methane gas driven heavy duty vehicles in commercial operation - Magnus Swahn, Conlogic	Handouts (302 Kb PDF)
Parallel Session 2C - Market Development - Buyers’ Consortia and Procurement Different perspectives and tools to describe and develop the market for cleaner vehicles
Long term potentials for biofuels - André Faaij, Utrecht University	Slides (1980 Kb PPT)
A global ethanol bus buyers’ consortium - Kristina Birath, Inregia	Handouts (273 Kb PDF)
Tools for green fleet management & procurement - Tobias Denys, VITO	Handouts (221 Kb PDF)
What makes clean vehicles interesting - six years of experience in marketing clean vehicles to companies - Mats-Ola Larsson, Clean Vehicles in Göteborg	Handouts (75 Kb PDF)
Programme & Slides - Thursday 9 November 2005
Parallel Session 3A - Clean Buses in Public Transport - users’ experience *Presentations of the vehicles available on the market today and in the near future and their specific aspects*
Alternatives for urban public transport - Robert Stüssi, APVE	Handouts (9414 Kb PDF)
Stockholm’s hydrogen, biogas and ethanol buses - Jonas Strömberg, Stockholm Transport	Handouts (846 Kb PDF)
Experiences from electric hybrid, fuel cell and RME buses in Luxembourg - Georg Feltz, City of Luxembourg	Handouts (1371 Kb PDF)
Trolley buses in Landskrona - Klas Sörensson, Skånetrafiken	Handouts (610 Kb PDF)
Parallel Session 3B - Clean Fuels - Fuel Data and Well-to-Wheel Analyses *Facts on the main alternative fuels and how they can contribute to less greenhouse gases and a cleaner air*
LCA values for clean fuels from a Swedish perspective - Magnus Blinge, TFK	Handouts (81 Kb PDF)
From mild to plug-in hybrids - Mats Alaküla, Lund Technical University	Handouts (1531 Kb PDF)
Clear data on clean fuels - Eric van den Heuvel, SenterNovem	Handouts (284 Kb PDF)
Battery or fuel cell: Electric cars are the future - Frédéric Vergels, AVERE	Handouts (574 Kb PDF)
Parallel Session 4A - Clean Vehicles - users’ experiences and visions *Presentations of the vehicles available on the market today and in the near future and their specific aspects*
Clean transport in New York: Hybrid buses, methane trucks, ethanol sedans and the lessons learned - Mark Simon, City of New York	Handouts (1421 Kb PDF)
Clean Vehicles in the TRENDSETTER project - experience from Stockholm - Eva Sunnerstedt, City of Stockholm	Handouts (752 Kb PDF)
Hytan for city bus operation - Owe Jönsson, SGC	Handouts (718 Kb PDF)
Hydrogen highway along the Swedish west coast - Sven Wolf, ETC Battery & Fuel Cells	Handouts (444 Kb PDF)
Parallel Session 4B - Clean fuels - Distribution and Filling Stations *Facts on the main alternative fuels and how they can contribute to less greenhouse gases and a cleaner air*
Mobile biogas fuelling stations and effective biogas distribution in Stockholm - Roger Andersson, AGA-Linde	Handouts (38 Kb PDF)
Developing the largest network of filling stations for renewable fuels in Europe – Camilla Slunge Dowling, OKQ8	Handouts (330 Kb PDF)
Filling stations for ethanol in short, medium, and long term use - Jonas Jaenecke, Dresser Wayne	Handouts (1874 Kb PDF)
Global market development regarding biogas as vehicle fuel - Morgan Jansson, Flotech	Handouts (224 Kb PDF)
Parallel Session 4C - Market Development - Emerging Markets Different perspectives and tools to describe and develop the market for cleaner vehicles
Member States’ policies in the frame of the European Biofuels Directive - Luc Pelkmans, VITO	Handouts (251 Kb PDF)
Four years experience with synthetic diesel (FT diesel) in Sweden - Bengt Aldén, FramTidsbränslen	Handouts (3332 Kb PDF)
Hydrogen-rich synthesis gas production from gasified biomass - Jan Brandin, Catator	Handouts (224 Kb PDF)
Car pools - a wise and green alternative for business trips - Per Lanevik, SunFleet Carsharing	Handouts (72 Kb PDF)
III - Plenary
Green Corporate Transport Policy Lars B Johansson, Schenker	Handouts (384 Kb PDF)
Clean Cities and other US Initiatives David Morris, Institute for Local Selfreliance	Handouts (3789 Kb PDF)
Biogas - a vehicle fuel? Göran Värmby, Business Region Göteborg	Handouts (1924 Kb PDF)
Swedish Governmental Policies in the Field of Clean Vehicles and Fuels Martin Larsson, Swedish Ministry for Sustainable Development	Handouts (49 Kb PDF)
Summary and Closing of Symposium	No slides presented

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