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03 Dec 2008 Register / Login F F F

Event - Decarbonising the Automotive Industry

Date(s)
16 Sep 2008 - 16 Sep 2008
Location
Westminster, London
Country
UNITED KINGDOM
Description

Over the last two decades, the automotive industry has been subjected to growing pressures to re-examine its vast environmental responsibilities. Most recently, increased demand for road transport coupled with the rising cost of crude oil has led for an even greater push toward fuel efficiency, alternative powertrain systems and redefined business strategy in order to reach a more conscientious consumer. Heightened regulations and government initiatives such as the King Review will continue to have a decisive impact on automobile design; consequently OEMs are confronted with the challenge of creating innovative product line-ups that are increasingly environmentally friendly and cost sensitive. It is crucial in a competitive environment such as the automotive industry to understand the latest trends, development strategies and technologies that have the potential to make both the long and short term goal of reduced transportation emissions a reality.

This Automotive World Briefing will provide a timely opportunity for marketers, consultants, research and development houses, energy suppliers, component manufacturers, OEMs, industry stakeholders and policymakers to discuss the wider implications of emission compliance and enforcement. Furthermore, delegates will discuss how the automotive industry can pursue a carbon reduction strategy that does not endanger competition or consumer mobility. Delegates will have the opportunity to network, share ideas and discuss business development initiatives with delegates and speakers alike in an informal atmosphere.

This special one-day briefing will take place at the Institution of Mechanical Engineers located in the heart of Westminster, with morning refreshments, to be followed by a networking lunchand drinks reception at the end of proceedings.

Online Info

Website
http://awbriefing.com
Registration
http://awbriefing.com