?The full programme has been announced for the 12th annual Cenex-LCV2019 seminar, which this year includes a newly launched Cenex-Connected Automated Mobility (CAM) event.
The official opening of LCV2019 – which takes place on 4/5 September at Millbrook in Bedfordshire – will include keynote addresses from Cenex chairman Dennis Hayter; Mike Hawes, CEO, Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT); Ian Campbell, Interim Executive Chair, InnovateUK; and Hannah Boardman, director of Advanced Manufacturing, Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS).
Simultaneously, the new Cenex-CAM event will be opened by Iain Forbes, head of the Centre of Connected and Autonomous Vehicles (CCAV); Andy Graham, chair of the ITS-UK Connected Vehicles Forum; Jonathan Eaton, director of business solutions, Millbrook Proving Ground; and David Wong, senior technology and innovation manager, SMMT.
A record programme includes more than 140 presenters from leading organisations in the industry including the Advanced Propulsion Centre (APC), the Office for Low Emission Vehicles (OLEV), Nissan, China EV100, the Low Carbon Vehicle Partnership (LowCVP), Zenzic and more.
Highlights of the LCV2019 seminar programme include:
- UK Low Carbon Vehicle Innovation: with the Advanced Propulsion Centre, Faraday Battery Challenge and Driving the Electric Revolution
- Low Carbon Propulsion Technologies: with Mahle Powertrain, Horiba MIRA, Intelligent Energy and Magnomatics
- Energy for Transport: with the Scottish Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Association, Energy Systems Catapult and the LowCVP
- Learning to-date from real-world V2G projects: with Cenex, InnovateUK, Resourcefully, Ovo Energy, Moixa Group and DriveElectric
- ULEV Policy and Market Trends: with China EV100, OLEV and Transport Scotland
- Full day session on Battery Safety and Legislation: with speakers including WMG Warwick University, InnovateUK, UKBIC, Ricardo Energy and Environment, 3M and Jaguar Landrover.
Highlights of the Cenex-CAM seminar programme include:
- Driving UK Innovation in CAV: with Ford Motor Company, Zenzic and Thales Group
- Safety and Cyber Assurance: with Applus Idiada, Roke, Hitachi, Horiba MIRA and Ricardo Energy and Environment
- Trialling CAVs: with Transport for London, KPMG, Oxbotica, Immense AI, DG Cities and Addison Lee Group, as well as Aurrigo, Nissan, Parkopedia and Map of Ag
- Policy and Regulation for CAVs: with The Floow, BSI Group, Applus Idiada, Loughborough University and Ricardo.
Robert Evans, CEO of Cenex said: “As the Cenex event’s focus is on research and innovation, we aim to capture the emerging themes in technology and policy that will shape the solutions for the next generation of vehicles. The seminar programme features UK leaders in technology development as well as those shaping policy.”
https://cenex-visitor.reg.buzz/press-release
Cenex is an independent not-for-profit low-emission vehicle research and consultancy organisation set up in 2005 to help private and public sector organisations to assess, implement and validate ULEV strategies.
Â