| Panel Sessions Session 1
Market Development of HEVs, EVs, and their Batteries Session 2
Energy-Storage Solutions for High-Voltage Hybrids Session 3
PHEV Battery Requirements and Solutions Session 4
Electric-Vehicle Battery Technology Session 5
Battery Management Technology in Automotive Applications
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Electric-Vehicle Battery TechnologyElectric vehicles provide the ideal clean transportation, offering higher energy efficiency than vehicles powered by combustion of petrol fuel, and zero on-road emissions. There is only one significant obstacle to widespread electric-vehicle commercialization: the energy-storage device known as the battery. In this session we will review EV and EV-battery technology as well as the logistics and infrastructure aspects of vehicle electrification to assess how close EV technology is to offering acceptable value to the market.
 Chairman:
Nobuaki Yoshioka, Executive Vice President, Automotive Energy Supply Corporation
Mr. Yoshioka joined NEC Corporation in 1981 and started developing lithium-ion batteries at NEC central laboratory in 1999. He then joined NEC Lamilion Energy Corporation in 2002 and worked on the development of lithium-ion batteries for automotive applications such as HEV and EV. In 2007 Mr. Yoshioka joined Automotive Energy Supply Corporation, a company engaged in the development, manufacturing, and sales of lithium-ion batteries for automotive applications.
- New Era of Mass-Produced BEVs
Nobuaki Yoshioka, Executive Vice President, AESC - Development of the Tata Indica Vista EV Battery Pack
Lars Ole Valoen, Chief Technical Officer, Miljobil Grenland AS - Powertrain and Battery Design and Performance of Coda's EV
Phil Gow, Vice President of Battery Systems, Coda Automotive - Automaker Energy Storage Needs for High Energy Applications
Ted Miller, Senior Manager of Energy Storage and Research, Ford Motor Company - Large Lithium-Ion Batteries in Electrified Vehicle Application
Junichi Maruta, Manager Sales Engineering, Lithium-ion Battery Business Unit, GS Yuasa International Ltd.; Engineering Dept., Lithium Energy Japan - Boston Power's Long-Life, High-Energy Electric Vehicle Battery Pack
Per Onnerud, Chief Technology Officer, Boston Power
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