EV Technology for Specialty Transportation
High-Energy Battery Development for Light to Heavy Duty Applications
June 24-25, 2019
Hybrid and Zero-emission EV’s for light-to-heavy duty transportation applications present great commercial opportunities for advanced high-energy batteries. Battery requirements vary with the application and offer viable alternatives for multiple technologies. In this track, we will discuss the development of hybrid and electric vehicle battery systems and the latest developments in advanced batteries to be commercialized within this transportation battery market while assessing consumer demand, competing technologies, and overcoming the challenges to commercialization.
Preliminary Agenda
BMS Requirements for High Energy and High Power EV Battery Packs
Anil Paryani, PhD, CEO, Auto Motive Power
Thermal and Stress Analysis of a Battery Pack for a Light Weight Sports Car
Kaushik Illa, Global Application Specialist, e-Powertrain, Siemens PLM Software
Method for the Investigation of the Optimal Cell Size — Application to a New Electric Vehicle Concept for Sub-Saharan Africa
Xue Lin, Research Associate, Institute of Automotive Technology, Technical University of Munich
Data-Pieces Based Battery Parameter Identification and Useful Remaining Life Estimation
Chris Mi, PhD, Professor and Chair, San Diego State University
Direct Comparisons of the Power Capability of Lithium-Ion Batteries and Supercapacitors
Andrew Burke, PhD, Research Engineer, Institute for Transportation Studies, University of California-Davis
Implementation of Energy Storage Systems into Off-Road and Heavy-Duty Hybrid Electric Drivetrains
Wellington Kwok, PhD, Senior Engineering Specialist, Caterpillar
San Diego Metropolitan Transit System Zero Emission Bus (ZEB) Pilot Program
Michael Wygant, Director of Fleet and Facilities Maintenance, San Diego Metropolitan Transit System
How to Predict Revenues More Accurately to Ensure Bankability of Large Scale Grid Applications Energy Storage
Haresh Kamath, Senior Program Manager for Distributed Energy Resources (DER) at the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI)
Energy Storage Systems Based on Prussian Blue Batteries for EV Fast Charge Support
Colin Wessells, PhD, CEO, Natron Energy
Extracting Value from Second-Life Electric Vehicle Batteries
Na Jiao, Technology Analyst, IDTechX
For more details on the conference, please contact:
Craig Wohlers
Executive Director, Conferences
Cambridge EnerTech
Phone: (+1) 781-247-6260
Email: cwohlers@cambridgeenertech.com
For partnering and sponsorship information, please contact:
Sherry Johnson
Senior Manager, Business Development
Cambridge EnerTech
Phone: (+1) 781-972-1359
Email: sjohnson@cambridgeenertech.com