At the Solar Summit Freiburg 2010, you will be discussing battery systems, fuel cells and biofuels for sustainable electromobility at a top international level with distinguished energy experts from science, industry and politics from 13 to 15 October.
 
The presentations you will be hearing include the following:

Freiburg "Green City" - environmental protection is the core of sustainable urban development
Dr. Dieter Salomon, Lord Mayor of the City of Freiburg

Fuel cells and batteries – key components of future mobility
Dr. Klaus Bonhoff, Managing Director (Chair), NOW GmbH (National Organisation Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technology)

System integration of renewable energy
Werner Diwald, Chairman, ENERTRAG AG

The role of electromobility as a sub-system of an integrated energy supply for the future
Dr. Werner Brinker, Board Chairman, EWE

E-vehicles - driving power storage
Dr. Johannes Eckstein, Project Coordinator R&D, E.ON Energie AG

Electric vehicles – opportunities and challenges for the electricity grid
Simon Felsenstein, Business Development E-Mobility, ABB

Research project e-performance - design approach for a holistic BEV
Dr. Christian Allmann, Project Manager "Research Project E-Performance", Coordinator Public-Funded Projects Electric/Electronic Department, AUDI AG

Better place – next generation mobility
Rolf Schumann, CEP Better Place Germany, Better Place

The future of urban transport
Prof. Dr. Andreas Knie, Director Intermodal Services and Business Development of DB Fuhrparkgruppe

Further international speakers:

• Katsuhiko Hirose, Project General Manager, Toyota Motor Corporation
• Dr. Serge Biollaz, Head, Thermal Prozess Engineering Group, PSI
• Daryl Wilson, President & C.E.O., Hydrogenics Corporation
• Prof. Eicke R. Weber, Director, Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems ISE
• Dr. Christopher Hebling, Head of Department Energy Technology, Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems ISE

The conference programm 2010 will be available soon. 

Price advantage: Save up to 25% if you register by 31 August, 2010.