Europe is committed to the sustainable mobility challenge with a focus on electric vehicles, emphasizing the need for 100 percent power generation from renewable sources.
Widespread presence of charging infrastructure is crucial, especially for communities remote from cities. Until 2026, reviews on transition plans are planned, with increasing discussion on complementary technologies to electric such as hydrogen in combustion engines, synthetic fuels and fuel cells.
Sustainable mobility requires integrated services such as charging, location of charging zones and car sharing. Conference guests will address the readiness level of alternative technologies to electric, from hydrogen to biofuels, assessing the current status and competitiveness of these solutions.
Moderator: Barbara Gasperini, Journalist
Speakers:
– Teodoro Lio, Consumer & Manufacturing Industries Lead per Italia, Europa Centrale and Grecia, Accenture
– Andrea Bombardi, Global Market Development Executive Vice President RINA
– Mate Rimac, CEO Bugatti – Rimac
– Giampiero Testoni, CTO Energica Motor Company
– Annalisa Stupenengo, CEO Landi Renzo Group
– Federico Brivio, H2 Italy Director Bosch
– Nunzio Abbate, SRA-System Lab, Senior Director STMicroelectronics
– Mario de Amicis, VP Powertrain and Electrification CNH
– Gianmarco Boretto, Chief Operating Officer – Dumarey Hydrocells & Director HW Engineering – Dumarey Automotive Italia
– Massimo Nordio, Vice President Volkswagen Group Government Relations and Public Affairs for Italy
– Roberto Colicchio, Head of Business Development Be Charge