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Events: 2004 |
March 2004 7 - 10,
Connecticut, CT Fuel Cell
Development and Deployment 8 - 11,
Denver, CO 8th Annual Western
States Clean Cities Conference 14 - 16,
Uncasville, CT Fuel Cell Investment
Summit 17 - 20,
Estoril Congress Ctr, PORTUGAL 2004 European
Ele-Drive Transportation Conference & Exhibition: Urban
Sustainable Mobility is Possible - Now! 24,
Cincinnati, OH Tri-State Clean
Fuels Network Meeting 30 - 1,
Harrisburg, PA The Future of Public
Transportation: Pennsylvania's 29th Annual Public
Transportation Conference and
Expo 30 - 1,
Baltimore, MD Electric Power 2004
in Baltimore, MD April 2004 1-4, Monte-Carlo,
MONACO Monte-Carlo
International Electric, Hybrid & Fuel Cell Vehicles Show
2004 13-15, Washington,
D.C. Earth Technologies
Forum 17-21, Atlantic City,
NJ 2004 Commuter Rail
Conference National Association
of Fleet Administrators 47th Fleet Management
Institute 19-22, Baltimore, MD National
Environmental Assistance Summit 27-30, Los Angeles,
CA 15th U.S. Hydrogen
Conference and Hydrogen Expo USA 29, San Francisco, CA American Lung
Association Bay Area 2004 Clean Air Awards May 2004 2 - 4, Stamford, CT Fuel Cells
2004 2 - 5, Fort Lauderdale,
FL 10th National Clean
Cities Conference and Expo 9 - 12, Chattanooga,
TN 26th Symposium on
Biotechnology For Fuels and Chemicals 10 - 14, Rome,
Italy Second World
Conference and Technology Exhibition on Biomass for Energy,
Industry and Climate Protection 11 - 14, Minneapolis,
MN Energy Smart America
2004: Tools and Solutions for States and Communities
16 - 20, Saskatchewan,
Canada Bio-Logical Futures
II 17 - 19, Albany, NY National Idling
Reduction Conference 22 - 25, Westchester
County, NY The Great American
Green Transportation Festival 25 - 27, Anchorage,
Alaska WestStart-US Army
NAC Alaska Clean Energy Symposium 25 - 27, Graz,
AUSTRIA 10th Annual European
NGV Conference & Exhibit and ENGVA Annual
Meeting 25 - 28, Beijing, PR
China International
Hydrogen Energy Forum 2004 (HYFORUM) 25 - 28, Snowbird,
Utah June 2004 2 - 4, Jonkoping,
Sweden World Bioenergy
2004 2 - 5, Stockholm,
SWEDEN Clean Vehicles and
Fuels European Symposium and Exhibition 2004 9 - 10, Denver,
Colorado Fuel Cell
2004 13 - 15, Helena,
Montana 14th Annual EPAC
Ethanol Conference 14 - 17, Ontario
CANADA Windsor Workshop:
Transportation Technologies & Fuels Forum 15 - 17, Coral Gables,
Florida Hydrogen and Fuel
Cells Summit VIII Saturday June 19, Sonoma,
California INFINEON
ELECTRIC CAR RACES EV racing starts at 7:30 am
so you can get a couple runs in before the staging area gets
crowded. Vehicles can be dropped off the night before. 24 - 25, Arlington,
Virginia Agriculture as a
Producer and Consumer of Energy 27 - 30, Washington,
DC 27 - July 2, Yokohama,
Japan 15th World Hydrogen
Energy Conference 28 - July 2, Lucerne,
Switzerland Lucerne Fuel Cell
Forum 2004 July 2004 20 -22, New York, NY FedFleet 2004: The
Road to the Future is Now Note:
Department of Defense Alternative Fuel Vehicle
Conference is being held at FedFleet 2004 --
Open to all attendees. August 2004 8 -11, Rochester,
NY Energy 2004: The
Solutions Network 10 -12, Duluth, MN ACE Annual Meeting
& Ethanol Conference 28 - Sept 3rd,
Denver, CO World Renewable
Energy Congress 31 - Sept 1, Denver,
CO ETEC: Energy
Technology Expo and Conference September 2004 1 -5, Athens, Greece Transport Science
and Technology Congress 10 -12, Dallas, TX The Great American
Trucking Show: The Convention of Trucking Professionals 12 -15, Perth,
AUSTRALIA International
Conference on Fuel Cell Technology--Hydrogen and Fuel Cells:
Transition to Sustainable Transport Energy 19 -22, San Antonio,
TX 22nd National NGV
Conference and Exhibition 21 -24,
Kissimmee, FL Electric
Transportation Industry Conference 2004 29 -Oct 1, Berlin,
Germany 17th World LP Gas
Forum, Conference and Exhibition October 2004 6 -7, Munich, Germany Fuel Cells Science
& Technology 2004 Saturday Oct 9, Palo
Alto, California 32nd Annual
Silicon Valley EAA 10 -13,
Atlanta, Georgia 2004 APTA's Annual
Meeting 12 -14, Shanghai,
China Michelin Challenge
Bibendum 2004 25 -28, Tampa, FL Powertrain &
Fluid Systems Conference & Exhibition 26 -28, Buenos Aires,
Argentina NGV 2004 9th World
Congress and Exhibition November 2004 1 -4, Vancouver,
CANADA The 2004
International Gas Research Conference (IGRC) 2 - 7,
Makuhari, Chiba 38th Tokyo Motor
Show: Commercial & Barrier-Free Vehicles
Contact: Lisa Gasaway
This international conference will provide an up-to-date
review of the technological, developmental and manufacturing
status of all types of fuel cells worldwide. The conference
will also allow OEM companies and customers to discuss the
progress of pre-commercial installations in both stationary
and mobile markets. . The First International Conference on
Fuel Cell Development and Deployment will be held in Storrs,
Connecticut.
Contact: Laurie Enderle
Phone: (860) 486-3295
Fax: (860) 486-2269
Email: ctfuelcell@engr.uconn.edu
Website: www.ctfuelcell.uconn.edu/fcic
The Clean Cities Regional Conference is a free four-day
symposium, designed to share the experiences and expertise
of Clean Cities coalitions as they promote the use of
alternative fuels.
Contact: Tim Cunningham
Phone: (303) 388-4327
Email: tcunningham@alacolo.org
Website: www.alacolo.org
Hosted by the Connecticut Clean Energy Fund, topics include
funding opportunities for fuel cell development and
deployment; products and services; fuel cell activities in
the United States, Europe and Asia; networking; and
more.
Contact: Connecticut Clean Energy Fund
Phone: (860) 563-0015 ext . 280
Email: cefinfo@ctinnovations.com
Website: www.fuelcellis.com/index.html
Battery, Hybrid and Fuel Cell Elctric Vehicle Conference
& Exposition organized by the Portuguese Electric
Vehicle Association (APVE) in cooperation with the
Municipality of Cascais and the Directorate General for
Inland Transportation
Contact: Conference Secretariat
Phone: +351 969 864 626
Email: 2004eet@apve.pt
Website: www.apve.pt
Panel Discussion topics include an overview of Clean Cities
Program opportunities, current AFV users' best practices,
AFV manufacturer developments, and membership benefits. The
meeting is free to all those interested in AFVs.
Contact: Sue Leitner
Phone: (513) 946-7772
Email: sue.leitner@hamilton-co.org
Website: www.cleancitiescincinnati.org
Contact: Pennsylvania Public Transportation
Association
Phone: (717) 234-7211
Website: www.ppta.net
This is a
conference-driven event, which provides a valuable and
meaningful forum for operating companies committed to power
generation. Whether their roots are in a traditional
electric utility or an independent power producer, these
companies face the challenge of generating clean, reliable
electric power in a competitive marketplace.
Contact: Jeff Nichols
Phone:
(713) 463-9595
E-mail: jeffn@tradefairgroup.co
Website: www.electricpowerexpo.com
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Contact: Laure
Hatchuel-Becker
Phone:
+377 93 50 13
44
E-mail: lhb@miti.mc
Website: www.ev-mc.com
Sponsored by the International Climate Change Partnership,
U.S. DOE, U.S. EPA, and others, topics include
transportation, new vehicles and fuels, climate change,
state, national and internation policies, and
more.
Contact: Earth
Technologies Forum
Phone:
(703)
807-4052
E-mail: earthforum@alcalde-fay.com
Website: www.earthforum.com
This conference provides both existing and new start
commuter rail systems with four days of focused learning on
the technical and management issues affecting the commuter
rail industry. From topics as wide-reaching as insurance
issues to technology applications, the conference offers up
a slate of forums and sessions on timely issues and new
developments that will be of importance to all commuter rail
systems.
Contact: Yvette Lester
Phone:
(202) 496-4868
E-mail: ylester@apta.com
Website:
www.apta.com/commuter
Includes seminars on natural gas and fuel cell vehicles.
Contact: NAFA
Phone:
(732) 494-8100
E-mail: info@nafa.org
Website: www.nafa.org
Topics include pollution prevention, compliance assistance,
climate change, the hydrogen economy, energy efficiency and
renewable energy, and sustainability. Hosted by the National
Pollution Prevention Roundtable and U.S. EPA.
Contact: National Pollution Prevention
Roundtable
Phone: (202) 299-9701
Website: www.p2.org
This is the longest standing annual hydrogen conference in
the world and will again include representation from around
the globe. Add to that California’s long-standing
commitment to a clean, secure energy future, and you have
the formula for another highly successful Conference and
Expo.
Contact: Lara Neer
Phone: (202) 223-5547
Fax: (202) 223-5537
E-mail: bschorr@ttcorp.com
Website: www.hydrogenconference.org
Sponsored by the American Lung Association of the San
Francisco Bay Area, the Bay Area Air Quality Management
District, along with clean air partners such as RIDES for
Bay Area Commuters, the awards recognize those who are
helping to clean the air in the Bay Area.
Contact: Ellen Brout
Phone: 650-994-5864
E-mail: ellenb@alasfsm.org
Website: www.cleanairawards.org
Sponsored by Business Communications Company, Inc., session
topics include portable applications; material improvements;
hydrogen sources, fuel processors and electrolyzers;
markets; stationary systems: and vehicle applications.
Contact: Sharon Faust
Phone: 203-853-4266, ext. 304
E-mail: conference@bccresearch.com
Website: www.bccresearch.com/fuel_cells2004/
The National Clean Cities Program is a voluntary, locally
based, government/industry partnership that mobilizes local
stakeholders in order to expand the adoption of alternative
fuels and alternative fuel vehicles (AFVs). The Clean Cities
program, initiated in 1993, held its first national
conference in Atlanta in 1995. Eighty-four (84) cities have
received the DOE designation as a Clean City, with more than
4,800 stakeholders. Objectives of the National Conference
include providing a forum for government & industry to
share new technologies, research and development; and to
attract AFV purchasers to show availability of new and used
AFVs. The Exposition allows the attendees to view the latest
OEM AFVs.
Contact:
Kimberly Taylor
Phone: 303-275-4358
E-mail:
kimberly_taylor@nrel.gov
Website: www.ccities.doe.gov
The
conference is North America's largest and most
comprehensive learning experience for bus and paratransit
professionals APTA's 2004 Bus & Paratransit
Conference offers something for everyone.
Nearly 50 technical sessions in six "routes" of study
focusing on all aspects of the bus and paratransit
industry. At the Bus Products & Services Showcase you
will get the chance to view and inspect the latest
products and services for the bus and paratransit
industry.
The 26th symposium continues a series that focuses on
improving the technology and economics of fuels and
chemicals production.
Contact:
Conference Office
Phone: (865) 241-3810
E-mail:
watlingtonnw@ornl.gov
Website: www.ct.ornl.gov/symposium
Sponsored by the European Commission, the U.S. DOE, Natural
Resources Canada, and the Italian Ministry of
Environment.
Contact:
ETA - Florence
Phone: +39-055-500-2174
E-mail:
biomass.conf@etaflorence.it
Website: www.conference-biomass.com
Hosted by the U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Energy
Efficiency and Renewable Energy. Includes expert sessions on
energy efficiency, renewable energy, clean fuel
technologies, and their deployment to key sectors such as
buildings and transportation.
Contact:
Energy Smart America
E-mail: info@energysmartamerica.org
Website: http://www.energysmartamerica.org/
Bio-Logical Futures II will explore the challenges of the
marketplace for biotechnologies, and will present an
opportunity for networking with others in the emerging
bio-based industry.
Contact: Bio-Science Week
Phone: (306) 668-2662
E-mail: events@Bio-Science.sk.ca
Website: www.bio-science.sk.ca/bio-logical.html
The U.S. Department of Energy, U.S. Department of
Transportation, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency,
and the New York State Energy Research and Development
Authority are sponsoring the event. This is the first
all-stakeholder meeting to bring together trucking and
transit companies; railroad, truck, bus, off-road, and
locomotive equipment manufacturers; local, state, and
federal agencies; national laboratories; and universities to
interact with peers on the technical, regulatory, and
institutional aspects of heavy vehicle idling. The
conference's outcome will be an action plan of potential
solutions to accelerate market adoption of existing and new
idling reduction technologies that will be consistent with
regulations nation-wide.
Contact: Terry Levinson
Phone: (202) 488-2472
E-mail: tlevinson@anl.gov
Website: http://www.orau.gov/idlingreduction
The Tour de Sol, America’s longest running event of
its kind, will be held during National Transportation Week,
May 21-25, 2004. For 15 years each May, thousands of people
visit the Tour de Sol to see and try out the latest "green
vehicles" offered for sale by auto, bus, and bike
manufacturers and learn about prototype vehicles built by
students as well as environmentally-friendly energy and
transportation options that can improve our lives and the
economy.
Contact: Northeast Sustainable Energy Association
Phone: (413) 774-6051
E-mail: nesea@nesea.org
Website: www.nesea.org/transportation/tour/
Interactive forum with industry, government, military
representatives on clean energy opportunities, fuels, and
technologies from and for Alaska. Fuels and technologies to
be discussed include: hydrogen, natural gas, hybrid, and
others. Symposium is hosted by WestStart and the US Army
NAC.
Contact: Susan Romeo, Director of Marketing &
Communications
Phone: (626) 744-5686
E-mail: sromeo@weststart.org
Website: www.weststart.org
The conference is now in the planning stages but it is
anticipated as another great European NGV conference, this
coming year celebrating ENGVA’s 10th anniversary!
Taking place in the historic and grand Graz convention
centre, the 10th anniversary European NGV conference already
is shaping up to be a significant NGV event for 2004. If you
have been to past ENGVA conferences, then you know this one
will be extra special!
Contact: ENGVA
E-mail: info@engva.nl
Website: www.engva.org
HYFORUM 2004 will focus on the question of cleaner energies
for mobility in China and abroad.
Contact: Zhen Yingjun
Phone: +86-10-62180145
E-mail: hyforum2003@chinahydrogen.org
Website: www.chinahydrogen.org
12th
EML Symposium
The symposium is a biennial event that serves as the
principal forum for the discussion, interchange, and
presentation of research on critical technologies for
accelerating macroscopic objects or projectiles to
hypervelocities using electromagnetic or
electrothermochemical launchers.
Contact: Michelle Ramsey
E-mail: Michelle_Ramsey@iat.utexas.edu
Website: www.emlsymposium.org
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Sponsored by the Swedish Bioenergy Association (SVEBIO),
foci include improving sustainable energy, raw material
resources, fuel production and refining, and international
markets. The premier edition of World Bioenergy Conference
& Exhibition will be the professional focal point for
all the major players in the global bioenergy industry.
Daily excursions to modern facilities are another key
feature of the event. These present exceptional "added
value" opportunities to see how everything works in real
life. From the handling of forest residues or the industrial
production and distribution of various bio-fuels to
state-of-the-art Combined Heat and Power plants or small
district heating circuit. All are full-scale plants and in
commercial operation. The conference and exhibition provide
an excellent forum to:· network with international
bioenergy "movers and shakers"
Contact: Karin Haara
Phone: +46-0-8-441-70-84
E-mail: karin.haara@svebio.se
Website: www.elmia.se/worldbioenergy
Contact: Stockholm Convention Bureau
Phone: +46 8 5465 15 00
E-mail: cleanvehicles@stocon.se
Website: www1.stocon.se
A two-day conference focused on the latest developments and
integration in portable, stationary and automotive fuel
cells, including materials, components and storage.
Serving OEMs, designers, engineers, developers and
integrators interested in learning the latest capabilities
and best practices in this rapidly advancing field.
This is an opportunity to network with peers, professionals
and potential business partners involved in technology
solutions serving a variety of applications. See the latest
products, services and technologies available and discover
what's coming next. Learn the latest business and
application developments in fuel cell markets worldwide.
Contact: Marsha Hanrahan
E-mail: marshah@infowebcom.com
Website: www.fuelcell-magazine.com
Speakers will address the subject of adding value to
commodities by producing clean fuels and the myths and
realities on the benefits of ethanol. There will be a
session on progress that has been made to grow Biofuel
projects in the state and region. Another session will be on
Fuel performance issues and another on the vital role of
National Parks and the Clean Cities program to create
awareness of ethanol and biodiesel. The conference will
begin with a Sunday night reception, with informative
speakers and panels all day Monday and Tuesday morning.
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Contact: EPAC Ethanol Conference
Phone: (406) 785-3722
E-mail: shirley@ethanolmt.org
Website: www.ethanolmt.org/conferencelist.html
Join world-class researchers now working in transportation
fuels, advanced petroleum fuels, fuel cells, fuel
efficiency, advanced vehicle technologies, off-road
vehicles, and light- and heavy-duty vehicles. Public or
private sector—this event is a must!
Keep up-to-date with your peers. Learn about leading-edge
developments in emission control systems, light- and
heavy-duty engines, hybrid and electric vehicle systems,
on-board storage of hydrogen, engine controls and
materials.
Where is the transportation industry headed? This year’s
workshop will build on previous discussions regarding energy
demand and other factors that will affect transportation
programs and policies in the short and long term. The
implications of bringing new technologies to market will
also be discussed.
Whether you work in the petroleum industry or with ethanol,
natural gas, propane, or hydrogen, the Windsor Workshop has
something for everyone. Advanced petroleum fuels and
alternative fuels will be featured, along with presentations
on additives, emulsions, blends, and biodiesel and hydrogen
production.
Contact: Windsor Workshop Secretariat
Phone: (613) 947-9824
E-mail: windsorworkshop@nrcan.gc.ca
Website: www.windsorworkshop.ca
This year we have added "Hydrogen" to the previous "Fuel
Cells Summit" meeting title to more accurately reflect the
scope of our supporting Office of Hydrogen, Fuel Cells, and
Infrastructure Technologies. Also, for the first time, the
Summit will be conducted outside of the D.C. metropolitan
area, relocating to Miami, Florida. This not only provides
an exciting change of venue, but allows the Summit to offer
an informative seminar on the third day.
The seminar, to be conducted jointly by Dr. Michael Swain of
the University of Miami and Dr. Jay Keller of Sandia
National Laboratory, will include lectures and
demonstrations of the lean flammability and safety setback
projects being used to verify the physical properties of
gaseous hydrogen for development of standards.
Contact: Dr. Steve A. Halbrook
Phone: (630) 571-9393
E-mail: steve@farmfoundation.org
Website: www.pnl.gov/fuelcells/summits
Contact: Brian Hall
Phone: n/a
E-mail: Brian
Hall
Website: Infineon
Raceway
Sponsored by the Farm Foundation and the USDA Office of
Energy Policy and New Uses.
Farm Foundation is cooperating with USDA's Office of Energy
Policy and New Uses to organize a conference to examine
agriculture as a producer and consumer of energy. The
conference is designed to collect baseline information, and
develop a roadmap to guide private and public policies that
will influence future energy consumption and production in
agriculture.
The conference will:
Contact: Jaime Keating-Klco, Conference
Coordinator
Phone: (719) 942-4353
E-mail: jaime@bbiethanol.com
Website: www.bbiethanol.com
2004
Future Car Congress
The 2004 Future Car Congress is an international
conference and exposition presented by the U.S. Department
of Energy (DOE) and the U.S. Council for Automotive Research
(USCAR) that will showcase the latest developments in
automotive technologies that will reduce the world's energy
dependence, reduce vehicle emissions, and encourage
government/industry collaboration.
Featuring panel discussions with industry and government
leaders, technical sessions, an educational event, and an
exhibition, this conference will provide attendees with a
forum to validate current and future directions of research
and development and address issues related to their
environmental impact.
Call for Papers:
Deadline September 22, 2003
Contact: SAE Meetings
Phone: (202) 328-2000
E-mail: meetings@sae.org
Website: www.futurecarcongress.org
Although technologies progressed extensively in the
last century, the tremendous consumptions of energy and
resources are causing serious problems worldwide. The global
warming is one of them. Novel technologies are appearing in
the new century and they should be friendly to our
environment and the earth.
Now it's time for us to consider a real world with clean
energy; a new paradigm of hydrogen energy. The hydrogen
energy system will be brought by emerging science and
technologies.
Contact:
Shigeharu Tanisho
Phone: (+81) 45-339-3996
E-mail: secretariat@whec15.jp
Website: www.whec15.jp
Two parallel conferences, a fuel cell product exhibition and
an optional fuel cell tutorial, are offered at the forum:
The Fuel Cell World and The 6th European SOFC Forum.
Contact:
European Fuel Cell Forum
Phone: +41-56-496-7292
E-mail: forum@efcf.com
Website: www.efcf.com
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FedFleet 2004 will offer over 45 workshop training sessions
covering a range of fleet management issues, plenary
sessions, and an exhibit hall featuring products, vehicles
and services. Here are just a few reasons you’ll want
to attend and participate fully in all of the events.
Contact: FedFleet
Phone: 800-315-4333
E-mail: help@fedfleet.org
Website: www.fedfleet.org
This is the seventh annual national energy management
workshop and exposition. If you work in the energy,
environmental or transportation fields, this workshop is for
you! You’ll learn about the latest strategies and
products for saving energy in buildings, and you’ll
network with your peers at the country’s top gathering
of building energy professionals.
Contact: U.S. DOE Federal Energy Management
Program
Website: www.energy2004.ee.doe.gov/
This year's annual meeting will once again feature the ACE
Golf Classic as well as the ACE Trade Show. The conference
will be held at the Duluth Entertainment Convention Center
(DECC) located in downtown Duluth, Minnesota.
The ACE Trade Show will be open throughout the event.
Attendees will be able to meet face-to-face with industry
leaders who provide them with products for their day to day
operations. The show will consist of 135 exhibit spaces
featuring well over 100 exhibiting companies. Please click
here if you would like to learn more about the trade
show.
Contact: American Coalition for Ethanol
Phone: 605-334-3381
E-mail: wsburen@ethanol.org
Website: www.ethanol.org/conference.htm
Held every two years, the Congress provides an international
forum that attracts several hundred delegates from more than
60 countries.
Contact: Ivilina Thornton
Phone: (303) 275-3781
E-mail: ivilina_thornton@nrel.gov
Website: www.nrel.gov/wrec/
This is the premier event working in partnership with NREL
(the U.S. Department of Energy's National Renewable Energy
Lab).
ETEC brings together all the major players from government,
industry, and academia to answer the call for the
establishment of real goals, and to showcase the diversity
of technology solutions.
ETEC is the premier event in the US to bring together all
segments of the renewable energy industry: Fuel cells, Wind
power, Solar thermal, Photovoltaics, Biomass
Geothermal, Energy in buildings, Energy storage,
Energy/electricity transmission, Hydropower, Wave &
tidal
Hybrid systems , ...and more!
Contact: Infinity Expo Group
Phone: (203) 925-0004
Website: www.energytechexpo.com
This is a premier industry and academia
international event to match this unique once in a lifetime
Olympic experience. The congress includes practical
information and hands-on experiences that solve your
transportation challenges delivered in three distinct
formats of keynote speeches, interactive presentations, and
a parallel exposition of products and services. The events
will provide you with a forum to demonstrate your products
as well as examine those of others complementary to yours.
In this unprecedented event transport industry leaders are
brought together to discuss technology and science
solutions, exchange their ideas and hear from experts about
the galloping advances that fuel the growth of
transportation spanning the entire spectrum of a vibrant and
critical industry that has unparalleled influence worldwide.
You'll have a worldwide networking opportunity with
delegates eager to share information.
Contact: Kostas Goulias
Phone: (814) 863-7926
E-mail: goulias@psu.edu
Website: www.transtec.gr
This is the second largest trucking show in the
industry, ended its 5th show as one of the industry’s
premier events. On September 26 –28th, 2003,
exhibitors and attendees from around the country came to
Dallas to view and display the newest and most innovative
products and technology in the trucking industry. More than
39,000 trucking professionals representing all 50 states and
30 countries exhibited or visited the show.
Contact: The Great American Trucking
Show
Phone: (888)349-4287
Website: www.gatsonline.com/
Energy supply is a critical issue for all
communities, industries and governments. This prestigious
major conference - the first of its kind in the Southern
Hemisphere - will provide comprehensive coverage of the most
likely future energy provision arrangements currently being
identified across the globe.
Your host for this conference is the Western Australian
Department for Planning and Infrastructure and we look
forward to welcoming you to this outstanding and
ground-breaking event.
Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Futures has received the endorsement
of the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP) and we have
achieved high-level participation with leading speakers from
Canada, China, Germany, Iceland, Japan, the United Kingdom
and the United States.
Leading companies working in research, development,
operations and policy, such as DaimlerChrysler, Ballard
Power Systems and BP are also making a major
contribution.
Contact: Simon Whitehouse
Phone: +61 8 9216 8490
E-mail: simon.whitehouse@dpi.wa.gov.au
Website: www.dpi.wa.gov.au/fuelcells/conf
The Clean Vehicle Education Foundation will hold
National NGV Conference & Exhibition, which is the
premier forum on NGVs and natural gas-to-hydrogen
transportation issues and is the leading showcase for NGV
products and services.
Contact: Stephe Yborra
Phone: (202) 824-7362
E-mail: syborra@cleanvehicle.org
Website: www.ngvc.org
As the industry continues to introduce electric
drive products and technologies, it is proving that electric
drive is moving from the drawing board into the mainstream
market. This conference, largely focused on market, policy
and commercialization issues, will feature the key decision
makers who can ensure that this transition is made, and the
market is mobilized to embrace sustainable transportation.
The EDTA Conference 2004 will provide a comprehensive and
hands-on forum for information exchange, business venture
development, and market forecasting and sales — and
features industry experts, policy leaders and academia from
around the globe.
Contact: Kara Elsden
Phone: (202) 408-0774
E-mail: kelsden@electricdrive.org
Website: www.edtaconference.com
The World LP.Gas Association (WLPGA) based in Paris, is the
international association that represents the interests of
the liquefied petroleum gas industry on a global scale. The
WLPGA promotes the use of LP.Gas as a clean, all-purpose and
efficient fuel. Current membership in the association
consists of 140 member organisations located in 44 countries
around the world. Members are involved in one, several or
all aspects of the LP.Gas distribution chain from
production, transportation and distribution to equipment
manufacturers and national/regional LP.Gas Associations.
Contact: World LP Gas Association
Phone: 33 1 58 05 28 00
E-mail: worldlpgas@colloquium.fr
Website: www.worldlpgas.com/mainpages/newsevents/forum.php
Scientific Advances in Fuel Cell Systems will bring together
scientists, researchers and engineers currently working in
the more classical disciplines of materials science,
electrochemistry and engineering to provide a platform for
interdisciplinary discussion on scientific advances
specifically relating to the technological development of
fuel cell systems.
Contact: Gill Heaton
Phone: +44 (0) 1865 373625
E-mail:
fuelcells@heaton-connexion.co.uk
Website: www.fuelcelladvances.com/menu.htm
Electric Car Rally
This annual EVent is free to the public. Come see production
EVs, conversion EVs, electric scooters and electric bikes,
hybrids. Free rides in EVs to the public.
Location: Palo Alto High School
Phone: +44 (0) 1865 373625
E-mail:
fuelcells@heaton-connexion.co.uk
Website: www.becketts.ws
APTA's Annual Meeting is a comprehensive collection of
educational sessions designed to enhance the knowledge and
skills of public transportation professionals. The Annual
Meeting is the ideal setting for public transportation
professionals to exchange information and keep abreast of
new industry developments.
Contact: Cara Reeve
Phone: (202) 496-4874
E-mail: creeve@apta.com
Website: www.apta.com/conferences_calendar/annual/index.cfm
The event promotes progress in the development of a range of
clean vehicle technologies and their potential for the
future.
Contact: Nathalie Zhang
Phone: 86-21-5835-6012
E-mail: nathalie.zhang@cn.michelin.com
Website: www.challengebibendum-registration.com
Sponsored by SAE Internationa, topics include alternative
fuels, fuel cells, and hybrid systems.
Contact: Colette Wright
Phone: (724) 772-8517
E-mail: wright@sae.org
Website: www.sae.org/calendar/pfs/
Contact: Cynthia Ladaga
Phone: (724) 772-8517
E-mail: gas@geored.com
Website: www.ngv2004.com/site/ingles/english.htm
This COnference continues the highly successful series begun
in 1980. This conference has received worldwide recognition
as the major international forum devoted to the exchange of
the most recent natural gas research, development and
demonstration (RD&D) results. The IGRC brings together
experts and interested parties from the international gas
RD&D community and provides an excellent opportunity for
interactions among delegates.
Contact: Christopher Esson
Phone: (847) 768-0816
E-mail: igrc2004@gastechnology.org
Website: http://www.igrc2004.org/
Website: www.tokyo-motorshow.com/eng/
Annoucements:
Information about Electric Vehicle Mettings, Conferences
& Autoshows
Thanks to CalStart for Public Event
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