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At EVS 21 from 2-6 April there were: 822 paying delegates, 43 accompanying persons, 617 exhibitor badges, 30 special guests, 106 accredited press, and over 9,000 visitors to the exhibition.
Ride & Drive participants: 49 four-wheel vehicles, 30 two-wheel vehicles, and 2 electric boats.
The geographic breakdown of the delegates are as follows: 
Europe: 64% Asia: 21% Americas: 14.5% Other: 0.5%
The organisers of EVS 21 in Monaco are now preparing EVER 2006: an exhibition and conference for ecological vehicles and renewable energies, supported by the Monaco public authorities. This event will be held in the Grimaldi Forum from 30th March to 2nd April 2006.
EVER will make the link between cleaner mobility, renewable energies, and the economic and financial aspects of sustainable development.
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THE PLUG-IN HEV WORKSHOP |
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Sunday
April 3, 08:30 - 17:00 |
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Plug-in
hybrid electric vehicles (PHEV) intelligently combine the use of grid
electricity with conventional or alternative fuels to deliver many of the
benefits of both pure electric vehicles and hybrid electric vehicles. Plug-in
HEVs address many of the pressing environmental and sustainability concerns
in the transportation sector by dramatically reducing fuel consumption and
providing an efficient pathway for the utilization of renewable electricity
and other alternative fuels. Co-sponsored by the Electric Power Research
Institute, Southern California Edison, Electricité de France, and the
International Energy Agency's Implementing
Agreement on Hybrid and Electric Vehicles, this workshop combines
informative expert presentations with a high degree of dialogue and
participant interaction. The workshop is designed to provide attendees with a
complete understanding of the latest technologies, commercialisation
projects, and market transformation efforts. The session will address the
following topics:
The workshop registration fee is $150, which
includes all workshop materials and presentations plus a CD-ROM of relevant
literature and reports. Lunch will be provided. Please follow this link
to download the latest agenda and list of speakers or to register for the workshop. Note that the
registration fee has been lowered from $200 (150¤) to $150. Please
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Dr. Mark Duvall Electric Power Research Institute 3412 Hillview Avenue Palo Alto, CA 94304 USA Tel: +1 (650) 855-2591 |
Dean Taylor Southern California Edison 2244 Walnut Grove Ave Quad 1 A Rosemead, CA 91 770 USA Tel: +1 (626) 302-8513 |
WORKSHOP ON ELECTRIC TW0 WHEELERS
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Wednesday April 6, 14:00 - 17:00 |
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The International Energy
Agency IEA is preparing a new task force on electric bicycles and scooters. The
aim is to define technology requirements and trends, to accelerate the market
introduction and to establish an institutional experience exchange. On this occasion a
workshop, addressed to governmental organisations at all levels as well as to
the industry in order to establish a strong team for this task force, is
provided after the EVS 21 closing session. A draft workplan is
available on www.ieahev.org. Registration fee is 80¤. For registration and further information: Urs Schwegler Buero fuer Verkehrsplanung CH-8376 Fischingen Switzerland Tel: +41 (0)71 931 60 20 Fax: +41 (0)71 931 60 21 e-mail:
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