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Dr. Andrew F. Burke - Conference Chairman
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Since 1974, Dr. Burke’s research has involved many
aspects of electric and hybrid vehicle design, analysis,
and testing. He was a key contributor on the US
Department of Energy Hybrid Test Vehicles (HTV) project
while working at the General Electric Research and
Development Center. He continued his work on electric
vehicle technology, while Professor of Mechanical
Engineering at Union College and later as a research
manager with the Idaho National Engineering Laboratory
(INEL). Dr. Burke joined the research faculty of the
ITS-Davis in 1994. He directs the EV Power Systems
Laboratory and performs research and teaches graduate
courses on advanced electric driveline technologies,
specializing in batteries, ultracapacitors, fuel cells
and hybrid vehicle design. Dr. Burke has authored over
80 publications on electric and hybrid vehicle
technology and applications of batteries and
ultracapacitors for electric vehicles.
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Session 5
Chaired by:
Ahmad Pesaran
8:30 to 10:15 |
Automotive
and Light Mobile Systems
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The future of energy capture, storage and pulse power
and the technologies' impact on the next generation of
light mobile vehicles, automobiles, forklifts, and
industrial haulers. |
Critical Issues proposed for
discussion include:
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1.
Other than cost what is the biggest barrier to large scale usage of
high power energy storage?
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What current applications using high power systems are in
production?
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Why is it taking so long to accept high power energy storage in
automobiles, In spite of the significant demand
for energy efficiency improvements?
4. What are the most likely near term
applications in light mobile vehicles?
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and Panel Members include: |
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Mr. Kevin Harris, Director
of Business Development, Hydrogenics, Inc.
Mr. David Alexander, CEO, IVUS Energy Innovations
Pending |
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10:15 to
10:30 |
Coffee Break Sponsored
by: TBD |
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Session 6
Chaired by:
David Mazaika
10:30 to 12:00 |
Heavy Transportation and Mass Transit
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The
advantages of efficient, advanced energy storage provide
environmental benefits to mass transit systems,
industrial trucking and rail. |
Critical Issues proposed for
discussion include:
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With the global success of using ultracapacitors on busses, what
is the next likely production
application?
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What is the most significant improvement required to create a
larger market value for energy storage
in heavy vehicles?
3.
Why are trash trucks not using high power energy for hybrids?
4.
What is the tradeoff between electrical energy storage and
compressed gas and fluids?
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and Panel Members include: |
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Mr. Jin Park, Senior
Engineer, Nesscap, Inc.
Mr. Marcus Emerson, Vice President, Electrical Power
worX Corporation
Mr. Rob Del Core, Director of Business
Development, ISE Corp |
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12:00 to
1:30 |
Lunch Sponsored by:
TBD |
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Session 7
Chaired by:
Barry Williams
1:30 to 3:15 |
Data Integrity and Enterprise
Backup
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Energy storage to prevent the loss of critical data.
The issues and solutions for integrating advanced energy
components with flash memory, controllers and servers. |
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Critical Issues proposed for
discussion include:
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and Panel Members include: |
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John Houldsworth, CTO of HCE
Business Unit, Texas Instruments
Lane Hauck, Technology Staff, Agiga Tech a Cypress
Semiconductor Company
Pending |
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3:15 to
3:30 |
Coffee Break Sponsored
by: TBD |
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Session 8
Chaired by:
John Sowers
3:30 to 5:00 |
Stationary Power, Industrial and
Power Quality
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Making intelligent energy management systems that will
have a significant impact on environmental advances. |
Critical Issues proposed for
discussion include:
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What are the comparative advantages and disadvantages for energy
storage between ultracapacitors,
batteries and flywheels?
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What are the most critical requirements for supporting stationary
power using energy storage?
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How significant is the industrial market place for smart meters,
remote sensing and health monitoring?
4.
Will more government regulation help or hinder the growth of
energy storage in the industrial and
smart grid markets?
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| Contributing Speakers
and Panel Members include: |
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Mr.
Larry Stapleton, Vice President of Sales, Ballard Fuel Cells
Mr. Mark Cohen, Product Director, ReliOn, Inc.
Mr. Tom Apalenek, Senior Principle Systems Engineer, BAE
Systems |
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Awards Ceremony and Industry Dinner Cruise:
Sponsored by Ioxus, Inc. |
Wednesday, October 13th
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Agenda is preliminary and subject to change
without notice.
